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Road Rage Scandal: Politician's Son in BMW Causes Devastating Crash - video
Where was that reported? He got his licence years ago. -
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Trump has finally met his match as he fights 3 unwinnable wars
You're right , but if you read the link in the OP , I think this is about : China, Harvard, and the Supreme Court. That's why I wrote battles , not wars. -
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Americans fed up with Trump
Not likely but with the way things are going the republicans might be forced to grow a spine and do the right thing. -
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Trump has finally met his match as he fights 3 unwinnable wars
How would you know what his goals are when he obviously has none except to hang on in there for as long as he can? -
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Road Rage Scandal: Politician's Son in BMW Causes Devastating Crash - video
Really?... "The Royal Thai Highway Police will press charges against Smitthiphat Leenawarat, the son of a prominent Pathum Thani politician, following a traffic incident. Pol Col Kuekkong said that blood alcohol tests conducted two hours after the incident showed no trace of alcohol in his system. He also addressed public concern over the red number plate on Mr Smitthiphat's BMW. Preliminary checks revealed inconsistencies with the vehicle's registration. The Department of Land Transport will probe the matter further. If fraud is confirmed, the car and various documents will be handed over to Lam Luk Ka police for a possible document forgery case. In addition to the reckless driving charge, Mr Smitthiphat will face an additional charge for driving without a valid licence, as his licence expired in June 2021. Investigations are also examining the speed at which he approached the M-Flow toll booth". -
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travel to Thailand
Trhailand is normally a safe place to visit. Of young ladies I see most them travel in pairs or smal groups together as 3-4 girls, but there is also some singles. In general it's a question of common sense and a bit of preparation – i.e., reading/searching – to choose safe areas. It might be a benefit for you, when not an experienced traveller and first time to Thailand, to visit places where other youg people – mainly girls – flocks to. You could have a great chance to meet new friends and fellows that way to share your experience with, or even follow. If you arrives in Bangkok, then Khaosan Road will be such a place, where young people and backpackers use to stay. You can book hotel in the area in advance using common booking sites. Many young folks takes a trip up north to Chiang Mai – once the historical capital of the ancient Lanna Kingdom – which you can reach either by train or plane. Chiang Mai offers lot of great stuff to visit and see, both old buildings, temples and nature. The city is also kind of artistic and cultural center. Two more places the youngs visit are Phi Phi Islands – famous for Phi Phi Lee with Maya Bay, the set for the film "The Beach" – and the islands Koh Phangan and Koh Samui. In Bangkok's Khaosan Road you will for sure meet numerous other young ladies or pairs that are planning to visit those places. Koh Phangan is know for it's monthly Full Moon Party, which is a great cool experience. It was on an invented island close to Phangen that "the bay with the secret beach" in the novel The Beach was situated. Phangan has lots of nature and excellent beaches. Neighbouring Koh Samui – where there is an airport, otherwise you can get there by train from Bangkok on a combination ticket with ferry transfer to the island or combined Lomprayah-express bus and catamaran-ferry – is known as a young folks destination all way back from the early bachpackers arrived during the happy hippie era. Today, it is mainly Chaweng Beach young folks visit. But there are also many other nice beaches on the island where many young folks and both single ladies and small groups of young females stay. You can even live in a cosy beachfront bungalow for a relative affordable price. I live on Samui and I meet lots of young folks here. When you visit tourists areas you can manage fine with English language – most signs are in both Thai and English – and Thais are in general smiling polite and ready to help tourists.
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