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Escalation in Gaza Amid Hopes for Ceasefire Fade Following Trump’s Regional Visit
Thanks for the update showing the terrorists operating among civilians. More war crimes of course on a daily basis by Hamas using civilians as human shields and why so many Gazans are protesting about them. Let’s hope the civilians can evacuate as instructed by IDF to safety without Hamas stopping or going with them. -
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Trump ambushes South African president at White House meeting
spidermike007 : You just described your reality. -
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Accident Pickup Truck Crashes While Rushing Injured Child to Hospital – One Dead, Six Injured
If you were in the position of the child or its family you may not have had any choice, often personal transport is the quickest way to get to a hospital. -
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Trump deporting migrants to 3rd World countries contrary to Court orders
1 2, combination, sleep.... -
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Report Thailand to Require Medical Certificates for Cannabis Use Within 40 Days
It’s strange how there’s almost no real debate happening around cannabis legalisation in Thailand. On one side, you’ve got people who support legalisation—and they’ve got solid reasoned arguments, e.g - medical benefits, economic boost, job creation, tax revenue, and taking the trade out of the black market. These arguments are backed by actual evidence and global examples. Then on the other side, you mostly hear the same old prejudices - “Drugs are bad.” And that’s basically it. No real data, just outdated scare stories from the’70s and ‘80s that have been disproven over and over. It’s not a position based on facts—it’s based on fear, stigma, and moral panic and bigotry Now comes the latest idea: that Thais and foreigners would need a “medical certificate” to use cannabis. Seriously? This would be funny if it weren’t so ridiculous. What does that even mean? A prescription? A doctor’s note? For what conditions? Nobody seems to know. There’s no proper system for that in place—and without it, the rule is just empty words. Are police going to start asking for weed papers? Will tourists have to see a doctor before they visit a dispensary? Is anyone going to explain how this is meant to work? And what about all the people who use cannabis for sleep, anxiety, or stress—stuff that’s real, but might not come with a formal diagnosis? Are they suddenly criminals again? We are all aware of how corruption could take over this. It feels like the government is trying to look like it’s “doing something,” instead of actually creating clear, workable rules. Meanwhile, this just adds more confusion and opens the door for sketchy enforcement or corruption. If Thailand wants to get cannabis policy right, it needs to treat it seriously—not with vague, half-baked ideas. And if there’s going to be a debate, let’s actually have one—with facts, not fear. -
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Dating 22-Year-Old Thai Bubble Tea Girl - She Just Asked for 30K/Month – Am I Being Played?
It always starts with "I love you maak maak". The investments in the sticks come afterwards. Anything new?
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