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The Governments Lied about the Origin of the Covid Pandemic
The virus was sure but, it was a massive wealth transfer with a destruction of small business the likes and at a rate the developed world has never seen before. Nor has yet recovered from & possibly never will . Hardly a nothing burger -
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Speedboat Fire Off Koh Kood: Tourist Family Jumps Overboard to Escape
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. An incident unfolded off the coast of Koh Kood when a speedboat engine exploded and burst into flames, forcing a family of four to leap into the sea to save themselves. One crew member was injured and taken to hospital following the blaze. The incident occurred aboard a passenger speedboat named A. Suppapiti, registration number 656400717, which had been chartered by a tourist family staying at the Koh Kood Cabana Hotel. The group, two parents and their two children, had hired the boat for a snorkelling trip to Koh Rad. The explosion happened during the return journey, when the boat’s engine suddenly blew up, igniting a fire at the stern. Crew members quickly instructed the tourists to jump into the sea, ensuring all four safely reached shore. Meanwhile, the crew attempted to extinguish the blaze but were unsuccessful and one suffered burns in the process. They were eventually forced to abandon the vessel and swim ashore. The burning vessel later sank. Fortunately, a nearby fishing boat came to the rescue, transporting the family and injured crew members to shore at Ban Khlong Mad. Local rescue foundation Sawang Boon Chuea responded swiftly, transferring the injured crew member to Koh Kood Hospital. District Chief of Koh Kood, Mr. Pairat Sroisaeng, confirmed that the incident was a freak accident and not the result of negligence, stating that the boat was in good mechanical condition prior to the trip. The boat’s captain, 18-year-old Mr. Suphawat, who holds a valid boating licence, and 19-year-old crewman Mr. Monwat, were both on board at the time. Mr. Suphawat recounted that just after leaving Koh Rad, the engine exploded without warning. Mr. Monwat, seated near the engine, suffered burns to his arms and face while trying to assist passengers to safety. District authorities have since issued warnings to all tourism operators, hotels, and resorts on the island to take extra precautions during the busy Songkran holiday season. Officials stressed the importance of regular engine checks, fire safety protocols, and prompt crew training to prevent similar incidents. An investigation into the cause of the explosion is ongoing. -- 2025-04-12 -
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Does living in Thailand drive you to drink?
The next thing we're going to hear is that he's converted to Islam. -
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Trump Warns Israel Would Lead Strike if Iran Refuses to Abandon Nuclear Ambitions
Iran will be able to make few nukes compared to the west. If Iran used them, there would be little left of Iran, and most of the West will be untouched. The mullahs may be unpleasant people, but they are not mad. Seems Trump is not the only western person that loses their common sense when it comes to the M E. PS, even if they used a dirty bomb in a western city, the origin can, I believe, be ascertained by the scientists, and if from Iran see my first sentence. Let's not forget that Iran isn't the only non western country to have nukes. -
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US Revokes 300 Student Visas in Crackdown on Campus Protests
The left collapsing under the weight of their beliefs on this one -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 12 April 2025
Two Chinese Nationals Arrested for Illegally Selling Nitrous Oxide in Bangkok Picture courtesy of Amarin. Police have arrested two Chinese nationals for the illegal possession and sale of nitrous oxide, commonly known as “laughing gas,” following a sting operation in the Huai Khwang district of Bangkok. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1357570-two-chinese-nationals-arrested-for-illegally-selling-nitrous-oxide-in-bangkok/
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