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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
I don't think you are very sharp vinny.... No one is denying that ALL car sales are down. I'll keep it simple for you. In 2023 you sold 80 Apples and 20 oranges (total fruit sales: 100) In 2024 you sold 42 Apples and 18 oranges (total fruit sales: 60) Proportions: In 2023 Apples sold 80% of the Market and Oranges 20% of the Market. In 2024 Apples sold 70% of the Market and Oranges 30% of the Market. Even though total fruit sales dropped - the market share of oranges increased from 20% to 30% I took this example from my primary schools son's maths text book - I hope you can manage to keep up... After all, it can be explained to you, but it can't be understood for you. -
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Kremlin Slams Macron’s Nuclear Comments as ‘Confrontational’
"By the end of 1940, Great Britain’s war effort against Germany had reached a point of crisis. On November 23, Britain’s ambassador to the U.S., Lord Lothian, arrived at New York’s La Guardia Airport where he held an impromptu press conference. “Well boys,” he announced to the assembled journalists, “Britain’s broke; it’s your money we want.” This remark was widely reported by the American news media, and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill questioned its diplomatic tact. Even so, it was no exaggeration." https://www.fdrlibrary.org/lend-lease And now you want France to be the savior of Europe? Prodded by Germany? The biggest joke in America at the time was; "The French army, what's that? -
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Elon Musk’s X Withholds User Data from UK Authorities Amid Riots
Much harder to go after Douglas as he is a gay man. Oops. -
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Could Trump's plan fail in a spectacular fashion?
Yes, it's almost a headline for The Onion, isn't it? "Trump slaps tariff on himself for signing 'unfair' US-Canada-Mexico Trade Agreement" (Washington, D.C.) United States' President Donlad Trump today imposed a 25 percent tariff on himself for signing the 2018 US-Canada-Mexico Trade Agreement. "It's a wonderful thing. Tariffs. I can't get enough of them," Trump said. "By introducing a 25 percent tariff on myself, I'm showing Canada and Mexico they can't beat me," he added. "America first!" The annual cost in dollars to Trump's self-imposed tariff amounts to $1 billion, according to the White House. A spokeswoman added Presidential advisor Elon Musk was expected to cover the costs, but would defer payments due to poor revenues from his SpaceX and Tesla sales. -
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Former U.S. Social Security head says benefits could be interrupted in 30 to 90 days
If you ever have some complication in your SS claim you'll soon discover how the inept 'autopilot' system performs... it isn't pretty. My problems started about 15 years ago when I questioned why one year my self-employment earnings weren't credited to my work record. I called SSA's toll free assistance and was given what amounted to a guess instead of a real answer. At the time I didn't know much about SS and how it is supposed to work, so I let their response slide. About 7 years later the same error was repeated and I decided I just can't let their errors continue..... fast forward to today.... one of their errors has still not been corrected despite several filings complete with proof provided by the IRS records. In the course of 4 applications filed by the wife and I.... they have yet to complete one without serious errors or unbearable delays. -
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Could Trump's plan fail in a spectacular fashion?
1. If I am correct and it does last a minimum of 16 years, that won't be regarded as healthy. 2. The Dow will fall much more than 15,000 points. 3. I think everyone will have Trump's name on it.
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