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USA Trump Faces Heat Over Epstein Files After DOJ Meets Ghislaine Maxwell
@ThreeCardMonte You are totally deluded. It's appears to be you who is affected by anyone talking about your man. That's a syndrome. Trump being POTUS has precisely no effect on my life and lifestyle. None at all. I am simply discussing current affairs and subsequently taking note of the bizarre behaviour of the people who claim to be supporters of that ridiculous man. He was ridiculous before being POTUS. The fact that he is POTUS is even more ridiculous. Fooled you once, that's his doing. Fooled you twice and that's down to you. -
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UK Flat – Sell or Keep Renting? Expats Who’ve Been There – What Did You Do?
Sounds idyllic—like something out of The Darling Buds of May. You've definitely got the unfair advantage of having grown up on a farm. I’ve always liked the idea of farm life too—peaceful, with room to throw in some tech—but I imagine it's tough going at times. Your setup sounds pretty advanced, with a good mix of livestock and crops. I had no idea tamarind could be such a cash cow. I’m guessing you’re using the smaller, higher-yield Thai varieties that fruit faster—not the big wild tamarind trees with low output. Looks like it’s all been planned out well -
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USA Trump Faces Heat Over Epstein Files After DOJ Meets Ghislaine Maxwell
Oh dear, The syndrome has affected you more than anyone could ever imagine. Trump won the election and keeps winning. Get over it! -
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USA immigration and customs enforcement ,protecting the homeland…News
Cut to the chase Homeland security! Round them up and move illegals out! Another Sanctuary death at the hands of a Criminal illegal. -
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UK Flat – Sell or Keep Renting? Expats Who’ve Been There – What Did You Do?
No flooding where we are, but I have made proper drainage system and dikes. We have tamarind fruit which is the cash cow, and the rest we basically have for own consumption, fish, sheep, chicken, vegetables and fruits. Overthinking is easy, and that's the hardest part. I'm born on a farm, so Thai farming is a exercise in being Patient. And also not only trusted partner but family to is one of the key points. Remember this is Isaan, and you do as Isaan people do, not expect huge return on your investments, but rather see it is as something that will finely pay off. I wouldn't risk putting all my money in to any project in Thailand, because you will need some luck to. And you have be careful to not go all in because it seems liks an good idea right now. -
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UK Flat – Sell or Keep Renting? Expats Who’ve Been There – What Did You Do?
Sounds like a really solid setup. I’d be useless at that kind of thing—I'd probably spend all my time overthinking, trying to optimise everything, setting up SOPs and automating systems 🤓 How do you manage things like droughts, floods, or poor yields? Do you use crop rotation, secondary crops, or experiment with ways to boost output? Always curious how people make these setups more resilient.
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