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Reuters Exclusive: US moving fighter jets to Middle East as Israel-Iran war rages
It has nothing to do with hating Trump. Whether or not there will even be REAL midterms is the question first before even thinking about 2028. -
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Accident CCTV Captures Moment Driver Runs Over Drunk Swedish Tourist’s Head Outside Pattaya Bar
Typically, the guy was left there until something critical happened, ie reactive rather than proactive. Moving a few of the witches hats around him might have been a solution! -
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Report Activists Accuse Thai PM Paetongtarn of Crimes Punishable by Death
I'd laugh , but this is exactly what the Left was doing to Trump - and continues to this day. Looks so ridiculous in another country but it's the same - lawfare- 1
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Report Activists Accuse Thai PM Paetongtarn of Crimes Punishable by Death
Dangerous ones though.. -
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Report Aussie Arrested in Udon Thani for Allegedly Buying Gun Silencers Online
UPDATE Australian-Thai Couple Arrested in Udon Thani for Illegal Weapons Purchase Picture courtesy of Khaosod An Australian man and his Thai partner have been arrested by cyber police in Udon Thani for allegedly purchasing illegal firearms accessories, including gun silencers and military ordnance, via an online marketplace. The arrest, announced on 18 June, by Lieutenant General Trairong Phiwphan, Commissioner of the Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD), follows an investigation into the online store “Goodluck Airrow”, which was found advertising illegal weapon components disguised as innocuous items. The store, boasting over 1,500 followers, posted at least 14 listings featuring images of suppressors and other restricted items. In an apparent attempt to evade detection, the seller used vague product descriptions such as “spare parts” or “Oil Filter 35mm Thread Connector” to list silencers for sale. Police conducted a controlled purchase of one such item, which was then examined by the Royal Thai Police Ordnance Division and the Munitions Control Division of the Ministry of Defence. The item was confirmed to be military-grade ordnance, possession of which is illegal without authorisation from the Defence Ministry. The first arrest in the case took place on 28 March, when officers detained a man identified as Mr Surasit 43, a kindergarten teacher in Nakhon Sawan province, who had made multiple purchases from the store. This led investigators to another frequent buyer using the online alias “chase2023”, who had placed orders more than 11 times. Further investigation uncovered the identity of another suspect who had been ordering military equipment. Acting on a search warrant issued by Udon Thani Provincial Court on 16 June, police raided a property in Moo 5, Tambon Khambong, Ban Phue District. At the residence, officers arrested Ms Atitaya 39, and Mr Adam 37, an Australian national. A search of the premises uncovered three firearms, three gun silencers and approximately 3,500 rounds of ammunition of unspecified calibre. Both suspects reportedly confessed to purchasing the silencers from “Goodluck Airrow” and admitted to possessing the weapons without the necessary permits. They have been formally charged with the joint possession of firearms without authorisation from the local registrar, as well as the illegal possession of military ordnance without permission from the Ministry of Defence. The TCSD confirmed that investigations are ongoing and further arrests may follow as the extent of the illicit network is revealed. Adapted by Asean Now from Khoasod 2025-06-20 -
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How long do 'The Shins' have left?
The snakes in the grass have been awoken. The tables are turning. The clock is ticking on ung ing and her family once again.. The next 6 months are going to be very interesting indeed... Mark.
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