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Is "Putinization" a more accurate way to describe what Trump is doing to America?
Yeah. I consider him a traitor. But really these are different topics. Trump's perverted alliance with Putin vs. Trump's attempt to be the American equivalent of Putin in his own regime. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 26 May 2025
Soil Expert in Chaiya Crashes New Car – Wife Killed, Two Children Seriously Injured Picture courtesy of Matichon. A respected soil expert from Chaiya district, Surat Thani, was involved in a road crash on the afternoon of 24 May. The incident occurred around 15:20 on Highway 41 southbound in Tha Sathon Subdistrict, Phunphin District. One fatality and three serious injuries were reported, all from the same family. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1361765-soil-expert-in-chaiya-crashes-new-car-–-wife-killed-two-children-seriously-injured/ -
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Politics Sondhi and Jatuporn Join Forces Against Thaksin's Legacy
anything to get him out... guys, just do it right and once and for all... please -
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Accident Soil Expert in Chaiya Crashes New Car – Wife Killed, Two Children Seriously Injured
Picture courtesy of Matichon. A respected soil expert from Chaiya district, Surat Thani, was involved in a road crash on the afternoon of 24 May. The incident occurred around 15:20 on Highway 41 southbound in Tha Sathon Subdistrict, Phunphin District. One fatality and three serious injuries were reported, all from the same family. The emergency response team from Tha Rong Chang rescue unit, along with Phunphin police and medical personnel, rushed to the scene after reports of a white Isuzu four-door pickup truck crashing into a tree. The crash took place just past a palm oil extraction factory in Moo 3. Rescuers found the vehicle severely damaged, with the front cabin crushed against a roadside tree. All four occupants, two adults and two children, were trapped inside and required hydraulic rescue tools to be extricated. The driver was identified as Mr. Somkit Chitphet, 66, widely known as “Kru Heet,” a prominent figure in community-based land development and owner of the Pa We Subdistrict Soil Technology Transfer Centre. He sustained lacerations to his body and a deep cut on his forehead. His wife, Mrs. Kanchuree, 62, who was seated in the front passenger seat, was unconscious at the scene and later died from her injuries at Tha Rong Chang Hospital. The couple’s 14-year-old son suffered a severely injured left leg and was transferred to Surat Thani Hospital for specialised treatment. Their 6-year-old daughter also sustained serious injuries. Preliminary investigations revealed that Mr. Somkit had recently purchased the vehicle just 10 days before the crash. The family was travelling from their home in Pa We Subdistrict, Chaiya District, to attend to personal matters when Mr. Somkit, lost control and veered off the road. The exact cause of the crash is still under police investigation. Adapted by Asean Now from Matichon 2025-05-26. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 26 May 2025
Harley-Davidson Group Charity Ride Turns Drama into Dialogue Picture courtesy of Thai Rath A planned charity ride by the Downtown MC Thailand biker group recently turned tense after a social media spat with Thai police over traffic law infringements during their ride in Prachinburi province. However, the situation was amicably resolved through dialogue. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1361764-harley-davidson-group-charity-ride-turns-drama-into-dialogue/ -
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Report Harley-Davidson Group Charity Ride Turns Drama into Dialogue
Picture courtesy of Thai Rath A planned charity ride by the Downtown MC Thailand biker group recently turned tense after a social media spat with Thai police over traffic law infringements during their ride in Prachinburi province. However, the situation was amicably resolved through dialogue. On 7th May, social media saw a debate erupt between the motorbike group and a police officer running a page under the alias "Nong Boss, The Decorated Policeman". The contention arose over laws concerning noise pollution, missing registration plates, and the absence of driving licenses during the group's planned ride on 24th May. Despite initial disagreements, the ride took place as planned. The bikers collected and donated 600,000 baht to 12 local schools to fund educational needs. The trip garnered police attention due to traffic law violations, where penalties were imposed only lightly and warnings issued. Picture courtesy of Thai Rath Local law enforcement, under Pol. Col. Mongkol Toepao of Sri Maha Phot, cooperated with the group to resolve misunderstandings. He affirmed that the encounter with the bikers involved constructive discussions and mutual respect, ensuring future compliance with traffic regulations. Leaders of Downtown MC, Nat and Best, expressed no animosity, stressing their intent to adhere to laws while contributing positively to communities across Thailand. Their goodwill amidst the earlier drama fostered a cooperative relationship with the authorities ahead of future charitable outings. Police collaboration helped guide the bikers safely and legally through the province, culminating in a positive outcome that included further constructive feedback from the officers. Schools benefitted from the donations, and mutual understanding prevailed. A statement from Downtown MC on social media confirmed their commitment to legal compliance and social responsibility in all future endeavours, acknowledging and thanking police for their supportive engagement and guidance. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Thai Rath 2025-05-26
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