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Are these people stark raving mad?
Typical, trying to sell him on his good points but ignoring the bad side of him. -
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Kamala Harris Blames Trump Policies for Deaths of Two Georgia Women
Sorry, but./.. why we should have to read so much about the US election at a Thai website ? -
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Kamala Harris Blames Trump Policies for Deaths of Two Georgia Women
Of course she's correct. And this is what I believe will be the main issue that will decide the election, the overturning of Roe. And why I think there will be a record turnout of women as they are p****d !! And they have already shown it since the overturning showing up: Abortion Rights Victories Continue: Here Are All The Wins In Major Elections Since The Supreme Court Overturned Roe https://www.forbes.com/sites/alisondurkee/2023/11/08/abortion-rights-victories-continue-here-are-all-the-wins-in-major-elections-since-the-supreme-court-overturned-roe/ Trump: 'I was able to kill Roe v. Wade' Good for you.......until November 5 that is!! -
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Expert Urges Government To Raise Tax For Foreign Condo Buyers
I advise Dr Sopon to look at some other countries, like Philippines, Vietnam, but also Latin America. As soon as it is known the possibilities in these countries are better, many will leave, and Thailand will wean about the goose who laid the golden eggs disapperared to another nation. I could already convince my Thai lady NOT to settle in TH anymore. -
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Small Claims Court
I doubt you can use a recording device in court, and it won't know how court etiquette works. -
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Suspected Drunk Drivers in Thailand to Face New Testing Methods
Doesn't mention if a blood/urine test is allowed if a breathalyser is also done i.e. the person refutes the result -
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Suspected Drunk Drivers in Thailand to Face New Testing Methods
maybe the same way you get medically checked for your drivers license. by a licensed MD. -
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Trans Woman Falls to Death from Chonburi Condo, Found Wanted on Human Trafficking Charges
Picture of the scene. A 20-year-old trans woman fell to her death from a six-story condominium in Chonburi, with further investigations revealing that she was wanted on human trafficking charges. The incident occurred at 17:30 on September 22, at a condo located in Moo 12, Na Pa Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chonburi Province. Police from the Mueang Chonburi Station, along with a rescue team from Trikunatham Foundation, rushed to the scene after receiving reports of a person falling from a height. The victim, identified as Mr. Tawan (surname withheld), a 20-year-old trans woman from Surat Thani, was found in critical condition, face down on the ground. Despite the rescue team's efforts to revive her, she succumbed to her injuries shortly after. Eyewitnesses reported that they did not know much about the victim, only that she had rented two rooms in the condo. Moments before the fall, she was seen coming out of the room, seemingly trying to climb from one room to the other by the balconies, when she tragically fell. However, no one was aware of her legal troubles until after the incident. Further investigation by the authorities revealed that the deceased had a court warrant issued for her arrest on human trafficking charges. Police are currently investigating whether the impending arrest may have caused her distress and led to a possible suicide, or if the fall was an accidental result of trying to move between rooms. The investigation is ongoing as authorities question individuals close to the victim and examine the circumstances surrounding the incident. If you or anyone you know is in emotional distress, please contact the Samaritans of Thailand 24-hour hotline: 02 713 6791 (English), 02 713 6793 (Thai) or the Thai Mental Health Hotline at 1323 (Thai). Please also contact your friends or relatives at this time if you have feelings of loneliness, stress or depression. Seek help. -- 2024-09-23 Apologies, ASEAN NOW is not currently accepting comments on this topic //CLOSED// -
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Trans Woman Falls to Death from Chonburi Condo, Found Wanted on Human Trafficking Charges A 20-year-old trans woman fell to her death from a six-story condominium in Chonburi, with further investigations revealing that she was wanted on human trafficking charges. The incident occurred at a condo located in Moo 12, Na Pa Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chonburi Province. Full story : https://aseannow.com/topic/1338840-trans-woman-falls-to-death-from-chonburi-condo-found-wanted-on-human-trafficking-charges/ -
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Are these people stark raving mad?
Rubbish. Yanukovich was elected on a pro EU ticket and welched on it. The Ukrainians kicked him out as a result. All this stuff about how the west engineered the 2014 "coup" is just Russian agitprop. I've been reading it now for months. Spouted by unregistered foreign agents such as yourself. -
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Trump vows to blame the Jews if he loses at events meant to combat antisemitism
When the Americans finally are going to understand this man is completely insane ? -
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Suspected Drunk Drivers in Thailand to Face New Testing Methods
Lol seriously if the perp refuses to blow for you do really think he's gonna pee for you? 🤦🏼♂️- 1
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Bus Collides with 10-Wheel Truck on Mittraphap Road, Udon Thani
Picture from responders. A road crash occurred on September 22, at 16:15, when an inter provincial passenger bus crashed into the rear of a 10-wheel truck along Mittraphap Road 2 in the Non Sa-at district. The incident took place on the outbound section of the road, heading towards Khon Kaen, in the ongoing road works. The collision left several passengers injured and led to significant traffic congestion in the area. Rescue teams were promptly dispatched to the scene to assist the injured. Several victims received immediate on-site medical attention before being transferred to nearby hospitals for further treatment. The exact number of injured passengers has yet to be confirmed, but initial reports suggest multiple injuries, none of which appear to be life-threatening. The bus, which was traveling from Udon Thani, collided with the rear of the truck, which was believed to be parked or moving slowly due to the roadwork. The impact caused severe damage to the front of the bus, with shattered windows and crumpled front end. Police are currently investigating the cause of the accident, with early speculation pointing to poor visibility and road conditions due to the construction work. -- 2024-09-23
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