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Elon Musk Claims X Was Targeted in a ‘Massive Cyberattack’ from the ‘Ukraine Area’
Which lie was that? The one about ending the war in Ukraine in 24 hours, or reducing the cost of living for all Americans? -
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Cebu and Davao
In my van ride from Puerto Princesa to Port Barton, guy sitting next to me talked up Bohol and Moalboal. -
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Elon Musk Claims X Was Targeted in a ‘Massive Cyberattack’ from the ‘Ukraine Area’
"Ukraine area" obviously he means Russia. Maybe the fools in the White House have yet to realise that the real boss is in Moscow. -
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Clash Over Hampstead Heath: Dog Walkers and Gay Activists Battle Over Cruising Grounds
Thats just a regular guy. Its you who are the socialist, the west hater -
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Warning to Parents: Skewer Accident Highlights Safety Tip
Image courtesy of Daily News A popular Facebook page has issued a warning to parents after a young child was injured when a grilled pork skewer pierced their face. The advice: always break off the sharp ends of skewers before giving them to your children. On 13th March, the 'Issor Breaking News' page shared a post with photos illustrating the potential dangers of sharp skewers in children's meals. The post cautioned parents to be vigilant, especially when children eat foods with skewers, like grilled pork sticks. The incident occurred when a young child was eating skewered pork while on a motorcycle; a sudden brake caused the skewer to pierce their face. Fortunately, the injury missed any critical areas. The post serves as a crucial reminder to break off the sharp points of skewers to prevent severe accidents. The page urges everyone to exercise these simple safety measures to protect children from harm, reported Daiy News. -- 2025-03-13 -
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Thai Police Nab Gang Smuggling Chinese Nationals into Country
Picture courtesy of Siam Rath On 12th June, Thai Highway Police, under the direction of Pol Maj Gen Kongkrit Lertsithikun, apprehended a gang involved in smuggling Chinese nationals illegally into Thailand. The operation, led by Pol Col Thach Phosuwan and his team, ended with the arrest of 31-year-old Jittikorn, who faces charges for facilitating illegal entry and providing housing to undocumented immigrants. Alongside him, five Chinese individuals were detained for entering the country without proper authorisation. The arrests took place on Asia Highway, inbound towards Bangkok, near Bang Pa-in, Ayutthaya. Suspicion arose when officers patrolling the highway noticed two pickup trucks behaving unusually. Upon stopping the vehicles for inspection, seven Chinese nationals were discovered hidden inside. Checks revealed that five of them had no legal entry permits, while only two had entered Thailand lawfully. During questioning, Jittikorn admitted to being hired by an acquaintance to transport the individuals from Tak province to Bangkok for a fee of 6,500 baht, fully aware of their illegal status. The Chinese nationals confessed, through an interpreter, to entering Thailand via natural border routes near Mae Sot, Tak, aimed at securing employment in Bangkok. All suspects have been handed over to immigration authorities for further legal processing, reported Siam Rath. -- 2025-03-13
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