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Starmer’s Brexit Reset: A Strategic Shift or a Sacrifice?
Ridiculous hyperbole with a dose of self-pity thrown in for good measure. To vanquish means to defeat. It does not imply or infer genocide. If 17 million voters are all singing from the same hymn sheet, then surely there must be one posting on ASEAN who can detail what Brexit should look like? Clearly not the case to date. The truth is that the 17 million voters didn't want the same thing. Many now have 'buyers regret' and would vote differently; many others would welcome more cordial relations with the EU, and do not have a problem with this latest deal. Sadly, there remain (no pun intended) a significant number of Brexiters for whom, as Dunt correctly points out: "There is simply no deal that these people will support. There is no arrangement with Europe, no matter how benign and non-committal, which (they) would not call surrender". These are the people who need to be defeated. -
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Report Thailand to Require Medical Certificates for Cannabis Use Within 40 Days
Lol, the operating rules are so strict that it almost is.. 🙂 -
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Pattaya’s Dining Sector Faces Collapse Without Urgent Support
Pattaya’s Dining Sector Faces Collapse Without Urgent Support Pattaya’s restaurant industry is facing a severe crisis, with soaring costs and dwindling consumer spending threatening to push many businesses to collapse. Sorrathep Steve, head of the Restaurant Business Club, warns 2025 could be worse than the pandemic era unless urgent government action is taken. He’s calling for energy price controls, dining tax deductions, social security relief, and tourism incentives. Rising gas, ingredient costs, and labour shortages have led to revenue drops of over 50% for many eateries. Without intervention, Sorrathep says, Thailand risks losing a vital economic driver linked to one of its largest supply chains. -
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Tommy Robinson to be released from prison early
Your civil duty is to obey the law, pay taxes, refrain from violence and generally do all that is required in a polite, civil society to live together. Civil disobedience usually, but not always, involves breaking the law. They're broadly opposites. Civil disobedience sometimes has its place but it must be done in the correct way. That's where Robinson had failed.- 1
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