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Bangkok markets and MAGA caps
A rather stupid left wing comment. "A hitler shirt", would that be a picture of him or a reversed Chinese sign for good luck? I doubt many young Thais would know his face and in general the population are mostly immune the US politics and western history. -
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Methylene Blue
Thanks. Exactly what I was looking for. Advice from a bald kook on YT. -
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The waitress said I had 4 beers, when I only had 3...
Simply pay for the 4 beers and don't tip. -
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US Halts Military Aid to Ukraine Amid Push for Peace Talks
Oh but I did care when Obama let the murderer putin get away with stealing Crimea and what canceling of shipments and lifting of sanctions are you referring to?I’ve allways cared about democracy’s struggles and I’ve allways felt sorry for Russia being held back from their potential by bad governance. -
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US, Japan Issue Security Alerts After Thailand's Uyghur Deportation
You definitely have a "reading and understanding" problem as I didn't say that the Uyghurs were directly involved in the attacks. I said that Muslim Thais who identify with the Uyghurs did. But wait, I asked CHATGPT who was responsible and the reply was amazing, look: The 2015 bombing of the Erawan Shrine in Bangkok, Thailand, was carried out by two men: Bilal Mohammed (aka Adem Karadag) and Yusufu Mieraili, both of whom were ethnic Uyghurs from China. The attack, which occurred on August 17, 2015, killed 20 people and injured over 120 others. The exact motive remains unclear, but Thai authorities believe it was retaliation for Thailand's deportation of Uyghur refugees to China. Some analysts also suggest it could have been linked to human smuggling networks. Both suspects were arrested and put on trial in Thailand, but as of my last update, their case had not yet reached a final verdict. Would you like the latest updates on this? -
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Uncertainty Over U.S. Troops in Europe Sparks Anxiety Among Allies
While this might seem counterintuitive, NATO might be better off without US forces in the era of Trump. It seems clear he wouldn't agree to act against Russia if Putin invaded or threatened a NATO allied country. So NATO would be better off without the US and its contrary meddling in the organization. However, that means the rest of NATO - particularly UK, France and Canada (and all the others) would need to really up their game (money, troops, IT, etc), and become deliberately more aggressive.
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