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BREAKING NEWS Munich Car Ramming: 24 Year old Afghan Asylum Seeker. 28 Injured Some Critical
More classic left wing deflection from you, and still no comment on this appalling act of Islamic terrorism. And now, you want me to adjudicate on some spat you had with another poster that was nothing to do with me whatsoever; more deflection away from the topic. The only comments of yours I replied to were “You didn’t read about the shooting incident in Sweden last week ?” … which was trying to hijack the topic and deflect from the terrorist attack that is the topic of this thread. I then replied to your comment “There are many others you've missed that were not” …… agin trying to deflect any attention away from the reality of the danger that the civilised world faces from Islamic terrorism. It seems you are prepared to do anything to avoid any criticism of this, or any other muslim terrorists. And you laughingly claim not to be left wing, yet you are incapable of hearing any criticism of Islam, or muslims, or even allowing any discussion about it; we sow, we reap, and the bleeding heart leftists enable. -
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US passport renewal
Yes, so you say but your "friend" seems to have lied to gain access. Maybe your "friend" was getting an emergency travel document, in place of a lost or stolen passport. What form did he have to fill out? Did your "friend" have a completed DS-82? Photos? How did he pay? (credit card in USD or cash in THB). Did he leave his old/current passport? Has your "friend" received his new passport? Was it mailed to him or did he return to pick it up? If your report were first-hand it would be much more credible. -
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Pete Hegseth "President Trump will not allow anyone to turn Uncle Sam into Uncle Sucker."
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Thailand to Extradite Chinese Suspects in Actor's Kidnapping Case
Thai soldiers help foreign nationals brought back to Phop Phra district in Tak province after being freed from call centers in Myawaddy. File photo courtesy: Naewna In a significant law enforcement operation, Thailand is set to extradite 10 Chinese nationals linked to the high-profile abduction of Chinese actor Wang Xing back to China. This decision is part of an intensified crackdown on scam gangs across Southeast Asia, a clampdown spurred by Wang's dramatic kidnapping. The saga began when Wang Xing disappeared in January after being enticed to Thailand under the guise of a promising acting opportunity. Thai police later discovered him in Myanmar. Wang's case caught national attention in China due to a widespread social media campaign launched by his girlfriend, which finally mobilised Thai and international authorities to act against the scam operations, long-running yet largely unchallenged. According to the United Nations, these criminal gangs have coerced hundreds of thousands into illegal online operations, amassing billions in fraudulent activities across the region. The 10 arrested suspects, believed to be part of a scam operation in Myanmar’s Myawaddy town, were intercepted in Thailand whilst attempting to travel to Cambodia. They are accused of defrauding Chinese citizens and will now face justice in China, as confirmed by a Royal Thai Police statement. In a broader move to clamp down on these deceitful networks, China has provided Thailand with a list of 3,700 individuals purportedly operating fraud centres from Myanmar, according to Pol Gen Thatchai Pitaneelaboot of the Royal Thai Police. Intensifying efforts to dismantle these criminal networks, Thailand recently welcomed 261 foreign victims of call-centre scams from Myanmar. Meanwhile, the Karen National Army, a rebel faction controlling areas near Myawaddy, disclosed plans to return thousands more to their respective countries. “We are addressing the situation, although it requires time. Our aim is to expedite the repatriation process,” stated Maj Naing Maung Zaw, a spokesman for the KNA. As part of its strategy to combat these damaging operations, Thailand earlier cut off electricity, fuel, and internet access to regions in Myanmar housing these illegal compounds. This decisive action reflects mounting concerns in Bangkok over the scams' adverse effects on its crucial tourism sector, reported Bangkok Post. -- 2025-02-15 -
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Forced to book a hotel on the spot
I had 8 entries in Thailand last year. Never a problem.
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