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Foreign Tourist Assaults Bar Staff & Women in Pattaya Soi 6, Knocked Down in Viral Brawl
Because they are lone losers, looking for someone to lean on. Sometimes by force😂 -
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For 'Trumpsters' on ASEAN - who will be the first to crack?
The forum left were the 1st to crack. They threw the mother of all hissy fits a second after Harris was demolished in a landslide and are still red in the face and screaming now - as evidenced by the non stop frothing over DJT threads they keep opening. -
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Chinese Face Legal Action Over Dangerous Songkran Water Blasts
Throw them out and don't let them return. Try that <deleted> in Chinese city. They wouldn't even if they could. -
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China tells airlines to suspend Boeing jet deliveries
Less than 15 percent of China’s total exports go to the United States. That means 85 percent of their exports are already going to other parts of the world. They’ve been actively working to strengthen trade relationships across Asia and beyond to make up for that 15 percent shortfall. In the long run, they’ll be fine. The 150 billion dollars’ worth of overpriced goods they were essentially pressured to buy from the U.S. annually due to the trade imbalance can now be sourced more cheaply from alternative markets. So while their export numbers may dip temporarily, their overall trade position could end up stronger. Their imports will become cheaper, their supply chains more diversified, and they’ll be less dependent on a politically unpredictable U.S. I’m by no means a fan of China, but it’s hard to ignore the fact that they know how to adapt. In just fifty years, they’ve gone from being one of the poorest countries in Asia to becoming the world’s second-largest economy. My sense is, they’ll continue to adapt, continue to grow, and continue to strengthen economically, while the U.S. risks weakening itself and getting left behind. -
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China Halts Critical Exports as Trade War Intensifies
You're so arrogant that you think you know better whats going on than the people actually involved ? Are you in the inner circle of people involved ? Nice, so tell us about the conversations you've been having with them. I can't wait to hear from someone like you, the one on the inside, you know, someone who knows more than the people actually involved. Please enlighten us oh great one. lol
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