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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
After Ford increased for price of the Ranger Raptor by B30K January 2024 they are keeping this Top secret special deal on a need to know basis and they must be eliminating any one that knows the top secret deal as to date it hasn't been leaked to the media or the Ford facebook Groups This Chart is from June 30th it doesn't include the latest MG price reductions Neta V price reductions, Deepal price reductions or Volvo price reductions https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=485876037294148&set=a.176402778241477 -
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Donald Trump seems to think he's losing. Would the Republican Party survive his defeat?
LA Times lol, about as independent as Pravda -
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Macron Warns EU Could Face Collapse Without Urgent Reforms
You're wrong, alas. "Russians’ confidence in their own financial situation, according to official data, recently jumped to an all-time high. They are more inclined to make big purchases, such as a car or a sofa, and restaurants are bursting. Last year Russians imported 18% more cognac than they did in 2019, according to our estimate, while spending 80% more on imports of sparkling wine. Sberbank, the country’s largest financial institution, notes that in June overall consumer spending rose by 20% year on year in nominal terms." "Russia’s splurge goes beyond war-related spending. Mr Putin is lavishing money on welfare payments: in June he raised pensions for some recipients by close to 10%. The government is also spending big on infrastructure, including a highway from Kazan to Yekaterinburg, two cities 450 miles (730km) apart. Indeed, it is spending on pretty much whatever takes its fancy. Mikhail Mishustin, Russia’s prime minister, recently boasted about a government scheme to pay for children to holiday in Crimea." https://www.economist.com/finance-and-economics/2024/08/11/vladimir-putin-spends-big-and-sends-russias-economy-soaring Spending on war is relatively low, Russia is overwhelmingly a consumer economy. -
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Macron Warns EU Could Face Collapse Without Urgent Reforms
We've been down this road before https://www.businessinsider.com/russia-economy-ukraine-war-moscow-military-spending-inflation-worker-shortage-2024-2 -
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Donald Trump seems to think he's losing. Would the Republican Party survive his defeat?
What would the GOP look like after he loses — again? -
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Each household impacted by floods to get Bt9,000 compensation
Might be able to buy some new furniture with that. -
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Proof of Life
Were you in the boy scouts and a prefect at school? I stamp it with a Chinese stamp, never had pension stopped. Some worry too much. Not the cost it's the inconvenience. -
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Anyone in Sisaket?
if you have been together for 9 years, you should have some other contacts in her family or friends who knows where se is, and what she do. -
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Parents Demand 1.21M Baht Compensation for Children They Didn’t Raise
The mothers don't have anything to do with it? I think they probably do. -
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Why is the MAGA movement so susceptible to crazy conspiracy theories?
I just asked you a simple question; In your opinion did the Dems/'they' create and control this hurricane? PS. So the space (Jewish or otherwise) lasers are actually deployed? -
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Thai Airways soars with ‘plane’-tastic gourmet menus for all classes
They certainly did charge 2 years ago for seat reservations in Q class 62 quid for one leg of the flight. Anyway, they are terrorist sponsors who have the Hamas leaders living there. I have gone off stopping in the desert unpleasant no matter what level of flight you have. Back to Eva premium economy, good enough. -
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Rapid Greening of Antarctica: Scientists Alarmed by Climate Change Impact
Brilliantly researched! -
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Macron Warns EU Could Face Collapse Without Urgent Reforms
She's not a world leader as such, that's true. One step up from leader of Barbados, but still, she's in charge in Finland, an EU member. in fact Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Iceland, Estonia all have female leaders of various dubious credentials. Individually they don't amount to much, but in a herd they can wield voting influence in the EU. One thing they all have in common is Greta Thunberg syndrome. Mette Fredriksen of Denmark: "As a teenager, she campaigned to preserve rain forests, protect whales, and end apartheid" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mette_Frederiksen Fredriksen has achieved nothing in her life prior to the PM position, she went straight into politics from uni. She is an activist at heart. Exactly this activist core is reflected in today's EU, the EU in fact has become a global activist, like when it tries to the save the Ethiopian rainforest or Sumatran jungle. The EUj is permeated by people who know little, accomplished less and achieve nothing. Ursula von der Leyen is another case in point, a failure in German politics, she was close friends with Merkel, and the old gal's network gifted her the top EU position. -
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BOI Wealthy Pensioner LTVor continue OA extensions
Is the requirement really to have $100k CASH in a bank account? Are T-bills, other bonds etc. not allowed? -
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Parents Demand 1.21M Baht Compensation for Children They Didn’t Raise
Some off topic post deflecting the topic have been removed. This topic is “Parents Demand 1.21M Baht Compensation for Children They Didn’t Raise”, there are plenty of other relevant topic to discuss the actual bus crash and fire. @Adam Tomaszewski Your post using a foreign language in the quoted content have been removed as this is an English language forum, this is the second time today I have informed you.
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