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US will abandon Ukraine peace efforts ‘within days’ if no progress made, Rubio warns
So who is telling you the lies that you believe in and keep spouting forth here? Please publish the links! -
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PM Paetongtarn Named Young Global Leader 2025 by World Economic Forum
She is to global world leaders what Katy Perry is to astronaughts. -
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White House Defends Abrego Garcia Deportation, Calling Return "Out of the Question"
I honestly shocked how many people support this gang member. If this happened in Thailand, the entire community would be raining abuse on him, telling him how when you're a guest in a country you have to keep your head down and follow the law. That he was making all of us look bad. And no one would bat an eye when Thailand revoked his permission to stay and deported him. The US government did not elect to punish this MS-13 member through the US court system. Therefore, he has no due process. They simply revoked his "asylum" status and deported him. That is entirely the right of the State Department, and the US courts have no jurisdiction, any more than they have jurisdiction when an embassy officer denies a visa. The only reason this is getting play is due to corruption and judicial overreach, and the only reason anyone is supporting this gang member is because they hate Trump. Move this entire event to Thailand, and the peanut gallery here would be cheering the deportation of a criminal. When you're a guest in a country, you keep your head down and mind your manners. I didn't go participate in Thaksin protests because as a guest I do not have the same rights as my wife, nor can I force a trial like Thai citizens can. Immigration can simply deport me on a whim, and then it's my own problem to figure out how to support my family. That's reality you face when you move to a foreign country, and I have zero sympathy for this gang member that was sent home. -
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PM Paetongtarn Named Young Global Leader 2025 by World Economic Forum
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US will abandon Ukraine peace efforts ‘within days’ if no progress made, Rubio warns
CIA/MIC hard nut to crack. But yeah, couldn't daddy just withhold $ & munitions.? That would end it. Same w/ MidE. That's what papa would do. Before the blowfish sink a carrier. -
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PM Paetongtarn Named Young Global Leader 2025 by World Economic Forum
That's nice that you refer to a discussion paper from 5 years ago. Lots of think tanks and interest groups propose things too. Governments everywhere have white papers and policy papers that contribute to policy discussions. It is called forward thinking and planning. There is nothing controversial in the concept of supply chain resilience. All of the western countries learned a very expensive and hard lesson during Covid when they found out that they were dependent on PPE sourced from China. Almost every western country has adopted some of the proposed improvements. The US government wants to repatriate industrial capacity. So do Australia, UK, Canada, France and most other western governments. However, you are off on a conspiracy nutter fueled tangent of conspiracies because the paper has nothing to do with the Young Leaders skill and educational opportunity. What is wrong with the PM of Thailand being provided with a forum where she can discuss strategies and methodologies? The concept is used by corporate and institutional boards worldwide. It runs the gamut from training CEOS to educating board members in their responsibilities and duties as board members and of compliance and fiduciary obligations. Because you do not understand, you lash out and criticize.
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