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CNN Faces Major Layoffs as Mark Thompson Plans Cost-Cutting Shake-Up Amid Ratings Slump
Tear down american media, start building from the bottom. Its been lying to people for too long -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 14 November 2024
Indians Ignore Police Summons After Pattaya Beach Brawl Picture courtesy Superball Thongma News via FM91 Recently, a group of seven Indian men failed to attend a scheduled police questioning following their alleged assault on three others, including the organiser of a Diwali festival on Pattaya beach, Thailand. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1343487-indians-ignore-police-summons-after-pattaya-beach-brawl/ -
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Retention Crisis in UK Armed Forces as Families Warn of Impact from VAT on Private Schools
I know it may seem impossible but some of us have a triple digit IQ so don't need to copy paste to try to appear clever. I don't live in Thailand so don't drink every night and /r mix with coconut heads and speak pidgin all day - that helps a lot. -
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Indians Ignore Police Summons After Pattaya Beach Brawl
Picture courtesy Superball Thongma News via FM91 Recently, a group of seven Indian men failed to attend a scheduled police questioning following their alleged assault on three others, including the organiser of a Diwali festival on Pattaya beach, Thailand. This incident occurred during the festival held between 8th November and 10th November. The lawyer representing the victims has confirmed that the individuals in question did not respond to official summons issued by the authorities. The Diwali celebration was a collaborative effort by three Indian associations in Pattaya, designed to bring together both Indian locals and tourists for a joyous event. However, the festive atmosphere turned sour on the final day as, amidst clearing up, the event organisers found themselves unexpectedly accosted by this group. A physical confrontation ensued, during which the primary target appeared to be Mr. Dio Singh, a prominent figure within the Chonburi Indian Association. Mr. Singh, who organised the event, recounted the unexpected violence, stating the aggressors surrounded and punched them repeatedly. Despite police intervention, the skirmish escalated when additional individuals joined the assailants in a later altercation. Remarkably, Mr. Singh noted that one of his attackers had previously been seen taking photos and videos of the festival, leading him to suspect a premeditated motive. Picture courtesy Superball Thongma News via FM91 As a result of this incident, Mr. Singh was adamant about pursuing legal action against the suspects, citing an unprovoked attack. The violence also inadvertently affected bystanders attempting to intervene, including women and children, highlighting the reckless nature of the assault. The victims have, with their lawyer's assistance, provided surveillance footage to aid the ongoing investigation. The Pattaya City police are continuing their inquiry into this matter, seeking to understand the motivations behind the attack and ensure justice is served, reported Thai Newsroom. -- 2024-11-14 -
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Retention Crisis in UK Armed Forces as Families Warn of Impact from VAT on Private Schools
My statement was clear. Nice try at. "So what youre saying is ..." though 👍 -
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British man arrested for selling drugs to foreign tourists in Chiang Mai
The Thai police missed an opportunity to arrest the foreign buyers the British drug seller had accumulated over six months. There will be a new dealer to take the man's place in no time. Make the buyers be aware of the consequences if the Thai authorities truly want to stop illegal sales of drugs. Of course there tourist numbers would be affected and we can't have that can they -
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British man arrested for selling drugs to foreign tourists in Chiang Mai
It not just the Brits, many people for other countries take the risk to make a fast buck and in the hope of not being caught. Most are just mauls for bigger high up dealers I have no sympathy for them when getting caught, they all know the consequences when they except the money for trafficking or the sale of the drugs I ok with people coming to Thailand, smoke a little weed and enjoy themselves, but to try and bring it home or sell harder drug they deserve what they get........
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