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Maxwell moved to minimum security prison in texas
Well seems to me the fix is in the lady pimp is already enjoying better conditions for????perhaps covering for the adjucated rapist in the White House. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 2 August 2025
Unity Front Rallies to Defend Thai Sovereignty Peacefully Picture courtesy of Siam Rath Bangkok braces for a major demonstration as the Unity Front to Protect Sovereignty rallies citizens at Victory Monument on August 2. The group’s leaders, including Phichit Chaimongkol, Kaewsun Atibodhi, Jatuporn Prompan, and Somchai Sawangkan, held a press conference yesterday at Rattanakosin Hotel to announce their plans. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1368551-unity-front-rallies-to-defend-thai-sovereignty-peacefully/ -
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Politics Unity Front Rallies to Defend Thai Sovereignty Peacefully
Picture courtesy of Siam Rath Bangkok braces for a major demonstration as the Unity Front to Protect Sovereignty rallies citizens at Victory Monument on August 2. The group’s leaders, including Phichit Chaimongkol, Kaewsun Atibodhi, Jatuporn Prompan, and Somchai Sawangkan, held a press conference yesterday at Rattanakosin Hotel to announce their plans. Their demands are clear: Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra must resign, coalition parties should exit the government, and citizens must take a stand to defend the nation’s sovereignty. The protest, set from 10:00 to 21:00, pledges non-violence, unity, and a disarmed approach as it pushes for significant political change. With a backdrop of ongoing tensions at the border, the organisers aim to unite public support for the military and frontline workers. Essential donations like rice, non-perishable foods, and medical supplies are being collected, highlighting the humanitarian aspect of the movement. Kaewsun Atibodhi stressed at the press conference that the campaign is not a call for a coup but rather a push for political accountability amid border issues. He accused the former Prime Minister, Thaksin Shinawatra, of destabilising the government through behind-the-scenes interference and negotiating under unsuitable conditions. Kaewsun emphasised that the United Front's actions are about leveraging the power of the people peacefully and lawfully, as reported by Siam Rath. On a different note, Somchai Sawangkan criticised the Thai government's approach to national security, accusing it of being negligent in allowing what he claims is Cambodian military aggression. He alleges a hidden agreement between the Shinawatra and Hun Sen families, suggesting these families benefit mutually while ignoring the nation's integrity. Jatuporn Prompan highlighted concerns over border negotiations that took place on July 28, describing them as strategically disadvantageous for Thailand. He argued these talks occurred while the Thai military was vulnerable, proposing the influence of global powers behind these discussions. Jatuporn underlined that the rally's focus is to advocate for citizens’ rights and governmental accountability, not to disrupt public peace. To support the border regions, protest organisers have arranged logistics for aid delivery with two trucks ready to transport donations from Victory Monument at 18:00. These efforts aim to build morale among troops and civilians affected by the border conflict, with coordination planned alongside military authorities. The Unity Front’s rally is expected to shine a spotlight on citizen dissatisfaction with current national policies and emphasise the need for protective measures concerning Thailand's sovereignty. Protest leaders insist the event is an opportunity to engage the government through public pressure while maintaining social order. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Siam Rath 2025-08-02 -
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Report Thailand's Future at Risk: Education and Job Woes Loom
I was employed a few years in a large Thai business, where many of my Thai colleagues were issued from affluent middle or even upper classes and had supposedly the best education, including often years abroad (UK, USA and so on). I noticed that most could not "think out of the box". Also, struggled when having to consider uncertainties and multiple scenarios, mapping out decision trees. I have lived close to 20 years in a village up country. What I noticed is that most people around tend to take things at face value and have very little sense of abstraction. My wife's elder son, from a previous marriage, was said to be an excellent student. When he prepared for exams to access higher education, he asked me to help. He had a long list of logics and general knowledge questions. With a question such as "We have an elephant, a gas cooker, a tomato and a river : which one is a fruit?", he hesitated. I showed him how to proceed by elimination, which in this case leaves the tomato as the only possible choice, even if one always thought it was a vegetable. (I just made up the question, I cannot remember the actual ones). He had never heard of that approach! Basically, Thai education lacks badly in one aspect : students do not learn how to learn. -
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BREAKING: Trump deploys nuclear subs towards Russia
Ahh nooo it’s putins war not Biden’s stop lying the Ukrainian nation asked for our help we obliged humiliating our arch adversary not costing American lives helping a nation in need and our erstwhile allies……that’s before trump wrecked it he probably sent the subs to deliver presents for his bud.
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