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Houthis Missile Attack on 2 U.S. Destroyers in Bab el-Mandeb Strait, Pentagon Confirms
Houthis are one of three terrorist groups that need to be eliminated from the world. iran needs the world to condemn it to the fullest and sanction it to the fullest. IMO -
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Shocking cruelty: Child abuse claims haunt Chiang Mai orphanage
Shut the place down, fine and jail all the offenders involved. Sell of the buildings and land to someone else, or the government of Thailand could take it over and run the place properly. IMO -
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Pattaya Wind Turbine Project Abandoned; New Landmark Proposed
Wind turbines are the least green of the so called green energy. They are expensive, and very high maintenance. the blades when daqmaged are not a recyclable object as well. The bearings do not last very long as well. Calling them a money pit is what they are in my opinion. Rant over. -
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Krungsri Interest Rates
Something wrong with that guy, another one always looking to argue -
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Racism or "just" bad behavior at Pattaya City Hospital?
Strange experience, I've not seen them doing it, standard is to serve everyone in order, maybe they don't like you for some reason. Go to Bang Lamung or Queen Sirikit hospital instead -
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U.S. Government Employee Indicted in Leak of Israel’s Plans for Potential Strike on Iran
A U.S. government employee, who reportedly worked with the CIA, faces serious charges related to leaking classified information concerning Israel's possible plans for a retaliatory strike against Iran. The employee, Asif Rahman, is charged with two counts of illegal transmission of national defense information following the online release of classified records about Israel's potential actions, as detailed in court documents and information from sources familiar with the case. Although Rahman’s specific role remains unclear, sources confirmed that he held a high level of security clearance and had access to sensitive information. However, they did not clarify whether he was a contractor or a direct employee of the CIA. The alleged leak took place on October 17, with Rahman purportedly transmitting the classified material from locations outside the U.S., including Cambodia, according to court records. Though the court documents do not detail the contents of the leaked materials, sources informed CBS News that the documents related directly to Israel's potential plans to strike Iran. The arrest of Rahman was initially reported by The New York Times. Following his indictment last week in the Eastern District of Virginia, Rahman is scheduled to appear in Guam federal court this Thursday as part of removal proceedings. The case is under intense investigation by federal officials, including those from the Pentagon and FBI, who began looking into the matter last month. According to CBS News sources, documents initially belonging to the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency surfaced in a Telegram channel just as Israel was reportedly weighing a retaliatory strike against Iran. Sources confirmed the documents appeared to be authentic, adding gravity to the charges Rahman now faces. As more details emerge, Rahman’s case highlights the serious implications of unauthorized disclosure of national defense information and the potential impact on both U.S. and allied security strategies in volatile regions. Based on a report by CBS News 2024-11-15
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