How Can Foreign Gentlemen Find Nice Thai Squeeze In Thailand?
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(Tax paranoia 2025) Swift transfer or atm withdraw?
I think the operative word in title of this thread is paranoia! -
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Analysis Thailand in Trouble: Expats Exit as Vietnam Steals the Show
The list of reasons why I should leave Thailand is long and getting longer each year. The reason I stay in Thailand is a very short list of one - my lovely wonderful Thai wife of over 13 years. But because we are both Aussie citizens, when we get 'too old' we will be going back. Thailand is not a place to get very old - the medical costs are horrendous - by that I mean about 80. -
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Analysis Thailand in Trouble: Expats Exit as Vietnam Steals the Show
You need to take your head out the sand my friend. Thailand is on a steady downfall. It was before covid and now it’s getting worse. I say that as somebody who has been coming here for nearly 30 years and loves Thailand. But now times have changed you used to be treat like a king everywhere you went in years gone by now it’s just about how much money they can get out of us farangs. Long gone is the welcome mat now it has become one big scam. It gives me no pleasure to say it but the clowns who run the show have f****d it up for the vast majority of the rest of the country.- 1
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Some Trump supporters rebelling over his support of Israel's Iran strikes
Found this in my email inbox just now today, via the Washington Post: "The poll finds Americans opposing U.S. airstrikes against Iran by a 20 percentage-point margin — 45 percent to 25 percent — with a sizable 30 percent saying they are unsure." [emphasis added] ... Two-thirds of Democrats oppose airstrikes against Iran but Republicans are not as united, with 47 percent supporting strikes while 24 percent oppose them and 29 percent have no opinion. ... Among Trump voters, 46 percent support airstrikes while 26 percent are opposed and 28 percent are unsure." Washington Post https://archive.ph/ym20d The poll was conducted among a random sample of 1,008 U.S. adults by text message on June 18. The sample was weighted for U.S. demographics, partisanship and 2024 voting choice.
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