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Seasoning of Funds
No it won't. 2 months before and 3 months after always -
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Are these people stark raving mad?
An op out by trump. Rather than clearly stating he will accept the vote / Electoral College outcome, he says will only accept if he deems it's "fair". In other words more BS, trump will only consider the election 'fair' if he wins. Accordingly no surprise trump and his enablers are trying to undermine the vote by attempting to disenfranchise Dem voters. Plus of course his ongoing attacks on US institutions such as the judiciary. The current threat is also unique in that Trump has learned from his previous term where the choke points of American democracy lie. Unlike Adams, Johnson and Nixon, he threatens to recapture the presidency with a clear roadmap for toppling the traditional checks on the office. https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/article/2024/jun/20/trump-threat-democracy-precedents -
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Thai Baht Exchange Rate So Low How Are You Dealing With It?
My budget is based on 25 USDTHB. If it breaks that, all bets are off. Until then, happy days. -
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Shocking Revelations at Sean Diddy Combs Hamptons Sex Parties
My call to "Lock him up!" was a catch phrase meaning "punish him." I hope your prediction of the accident or other incident will come true. -
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Baht's Biggest Surge Since 1998 Poses Risk to Tourism And Exports
Ditto mate - blocked you are. -
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Seasoning of Funds
As @DrJack54 indicated, for your first application, you only need two months of seasoning before applying. However, after that, it will be three months before and after.- 1
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Foreign Pilots Temporarily Allowed to Fly Domestic Routes?
Picture courtesy of Thai Vietjet. The Labour Ministry is considering a temporary allowance for foreign pilots to fly domestic routes under wet lease agreements, according to Labour Minister Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn. While this arrangement is being explored for one specific airline, further requests from other airlines will be evaluated individually. Minister Phiphat stated that the ministry is awaiting a final meeting with the airline to conclude discussions. The issue was first raised by Thai Vietjet last month during a meeting with the Department of Employment, the Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT), and the Thai Pilots Association. The airline requested permission for foreign pilots to operate domestic routes under wet lease agreements, a request originally made to former Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin. The ministry confirmed that Thai Vietjet intends to lease two aircraft, complete with crew, maintenance, and insurance, from a foreign company for six months. The airline plans to operate these jets during Thailand's high tourism season. Although domestic flights are usually reserved for Thai pilots, the ministry is considering making an exception. Phiphat noted that Thailand does not face a pilot shortage, but the lease terms require foreign pilots. A ministerial regulation could be issued to allow this on a temporary basis without parliamentary approval. He added that if other airlines wish to pursue similar agreements, they will need to file separate requests for consideration. However, Teerawat Angkasakulkiat, president of the Thai Pilots Association, expressed concerns that allowing foreign pilots could reduce job opportunities for local pilots. He urged the government to focus on enhancing Thailand's position as an aviation hub and increasing flight capacity to boost domestic pilot employment. Sarun Benjanirat, deputy director-general of CAAT, mentioned that while wet leasing is not uncommon, it has been rarely used in Thailand since its introduction in 2008. Unlike other nations which frequently utilises such arrangements, Thailand has minimal engagement with this practice, as it is not signed Article 83 of the Chicago Convention, which allows the state of registry to transfer supervisory responsibilities for an aircraft to the state of the operator. -- 2024-09-21 -
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Murder of Woman Found Bound in Apartment: Dead at Least 3 Days
Story says he suddenly strangled her with the cord from the iron. Guess that must be when he tied her up, so the corpse wouldn't crawl away. Something missing in his confession. -
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Does Donald Trump Have Dementia?
The topic is " Does Donald Trump have dementia?" Biden whataboutism is irrelevant. -
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Baht's Biggest Surge Since 1998 Poses Risk to Tourism And Exports
Does your crystal ball also predict the winning lottery numbers ? From a recent thread on this very forum Posted yesterday at 03:51 AM The Cannabis & Hemp Act of Thailand just dropped: 2025 marks the beginning of Thailand's cannabis leadership in the region Keepers of the supply chain face stricter oversight; consumers will be punished with fines for sheer stupidity only. Carl K Linn Thailand unveils new bill to regulate cannabis while keeping it legal As of January 1st, 2025, cannabis consumers in Thailand will have access to the same wide array of dry flower currently available. I think it needs either recalibrating or taking back to the scammer who sold it to you If you will insist on posting misinformation at least try to keep it "on topic" -
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Can you buy Beer Laos Dark in cans?
Just got into Tapper, excellent stuff and only 51Baht a tin at Tops -
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Italy Advances Proposal for Chemical Castration of Rapists and Pedophiles
Guess your female dogs are real lookers. -
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Latest developments and discussion of recent events in the Ukraine War
New Poll with surprising results. 49% of Russians support withdrawal of troops from Ukraine, poll says Nearly 50% of Russian people support withdrawing troops from Ukraine and negotiating for peace, even without achieving the Kremlin's military objectives, according to a joint survey conducted by independent pollsters ExtremeScan and Chronicles. The figures represent a striking shift from the overwhelming support for the war indicated by past polls. A February survey from the Levada Center, an independent Russian polling organization, found that 77% of Russians supported the full-scale war in Ukraine. According to polls conducted by ExtremeScan and Chronicles in September 2024, 49% of Russians support the immediate withdrawal of troops from Ukraine and peace talks with Kyiv, an increase of nearly 10% from the three previous polls held since February 2023. When asked about Ukraine's incursion into Kursk Oblast, respondents said it was more important to oust Ukrainian troops from Russian territory than to seize more ground in eastern Ukraine. https://kyivindependent.com/49-of-russians-support-withdrawal-of-troops-from-ukraine-poll-says/ -
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