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EU Trump and Rutte Speak at NATO Summit in The Hague
No rant here. Just mentioned in passing that it isn't so unbelievable that Rutte and Trump get along, because Trump gets along with lots of people. And that set the fox in the henhouse, with denials and protestations galore. -
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I need ideas as to who to go to OR where to ask for a VERY SIMPLE WILL. I was quoted $500 US
Google DIY will. Download and edit to your situation, translate to Thai. Print off, get two witnesses to sign. Technically that should be enough. Your amphur might record it for you. Ours (Korat) will not record a will with a foreigner. -
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Putin 'is pushing migrants to Britain' to overwhelm it's borders, insiders claim
Really? Don't you think Putin should be punished? That's very revealing coming from someone who pretends to love the US. -
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Entertainment Thailand's Tourism Set for a Boost with Jurassic Film Release
My life will not be complete without another Jurasic park movie..... Let me guess...folks will be in danger, screams, little girl trapped, hot babe female lead pretending to be a man, evil bad male billionaire running a big, bad corporation...blah, blah, blah. -
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Great food via mail order??
If you want beef to cook yourself....Bangkok Beef, fabulous stuff. -
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Crime Krabi on Alert as Two Suspicious Objects Found
UPDATE Suspicious Objects Found at 4 Locations in Krabi Picture courtesy of Khaosod. Authorities in Krabi province have defused a number of suspected explosive devices discovered in locations throughout Mueang District, with one device reportedly programmed to detonate 145 hours after it was planted. According to local news sources, the discoveries have prompted heightened security measures and widespread concern, particularly due to the strategic placement of the items near tourist and public areas. The four locations where suspicious items were found: 1. Mahad Wood Sculpture Park, Utarakit Road, Pak Nam Subdistrict: A device resembling a bomb was found approximately 20 metres from a local police traffic outpost. The object contained a plastic packet of chemical powder and a time-based triggering mechanism. The area was cordoned off, and explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) officers safely removed the item. 2. Central Mosque of Krabi, Phetkasem Road, Sai Thai Subdistrict: A suspicious blue Honda Wave motorcycle, bearing Bangkok registration 6 กบ 5500, was discovered abandoned by the mosque’s kitchen building. While no explosives were found inside the vehicle, it had reportedly been left there since 24 June, raising concerns over its presence. 3. Tent Camping Signpost, Hat Noppharat Thara–Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park: Near the main entrance signpost of the popular national park, a suspected explosive device was found. Though the object had the physical components of a bomb, officials noted that the detonation circuit had not yet been assembled. 4. Forest Area 50 Metres from the National Park Signpost: Perhaps the most alarming discovery was made near a tree just 50 metres from the third location. A device believed to be a live explosive was buried and found to have a countdown timer set to trigger detonation in 145 hours, just over six days. Authorities have confirmed that all suspicious objects were safely recovered and are now under forensic investigation. Authorities have not yet confirmed if any of the devices were credible explosive devices, or were simply placed to cause disruption and spread fear. The incidents have raised fears of a coordinated attempt to target public or tourist zones in the province, though no group has claimed responsibility at this stage. Local police and national security agencies are continuing their investigation while increasing patrols and surveillance at potential high-risk locations across Krabi. The situation remains under close watch and residents are urged to report any suspicious objects or activity to authorities immediately. Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-06-26
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