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Water from 'sacred pond' believed to cure illness actually contaminated with feces, say officials
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Things that never happened.....
Correct, 11th ACR Blackhorse - This idiot is under the impression I said I served with the 11th ACR. I worked on base as a civilian. Neither have I claimed I was involved in intelligence gathering. I clearly said I knew people who were involved in some of the more notorious incidents in the 80's. This guy is a prime example of an overblown frog firing out rifting accusations that exist only in his vapid weirdo mind. He's a sanctimonious halfwit. You've given him more than enough info and time. -
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Private car blocks emergency vehicle, patient dies in Samut Prakan
In Europe and other countries with more civilized driving culture the driver of the Honda would have lost his driving licence right on the spot and would have faced a trial resulting in several years imprisonment. In Thailand he probably gets away with a 2000 Bath fine. -
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Car Plunges from Condominium Parking Lot in Bangkok’s Pinklao Area
It takes a special level of driving skill, and concentration to crash through a wall in a garage and dump your car below, unless it was a heart attack or brake failure. -
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You are being lied to about voter fraud
Attack the source. Weak, predictable, and tiresome It has nothing to do with trusting what the "NYT has to say" The video is about what Mr. Neil Makhija has to say https://www.montgomerycountypa.gov/4503/Neil-K-Makhija-Commissioner l Neil Makhija serves as Montgomery County Commissioner and Chair of the Board of Elections. He is the first Asian American County Commissioner in Pennsylvania's history across all 67 counties. Montgomery County is Philadelphia’s largest collar county of 865,000 people, more populous than 4 U.S. states and Washington D.C. -
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Election Day - neck on the line - who wins?
I've just noticed a 'Theblether' edit about Ron de Santis - myself I would see him as a disastrous alternative. Regarding, Harris, I was reflecting on how she turned the race around in such a short time since stepping in. The contrast between her energy and Joe's, is stark and vivid. If Joe Biden had not stepped down, it would have been a runaway Trump win. God bless America ! -
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Private car blocks emergency vehicle, patient dies in Samut Prakan
Put ramming equipment on all ambulances. Ram, anyone blocking on purpose. Push them aside over a cliff; it doesn't matter. -
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Drunken Monk Crashes Car, Injuring Two, Then Veers into Cassava Field
A monk reportedly under the influence of alcohol on November 4, drove his car into two pedestrians, injuring both, before losing control and veering into a local cassava field. The incident took place in the Nong Phrong subdistrict, Si Maha Phot district, Prachinburi. Authorities and rescue workers responded promptly to the scene. The vehicle, a bronze Toyota, showed damage to its front and was left stranded in a field. The two injured pedestrians were assisted by rescue workers and sent to the hospital. The driver, identified as Phra Samphao, displayed signs of intoxication, speaking incoherently and staggering. His robe slipped off at one point, nearly leaving him fully exposed. Inside his car, authorities found a bottle of 30-proof rice whiskey. Witnesses reported that they saw the monk’s car coming from Raboh Phai. After veering into the area, it struck a factory worker and a local resident. The monk then exited the vehicle, emitting a strong smell of alcohol and displaying behaviour characteristic of inebriation. When questioned, he claimed he was en route to Wat Khlong Yai Soi and had swerved to avoid another car, which allegedly caused him to lose control. In response to further questions, he insisted he had not been drinking but attributed his condition to chewing kratom leaves. Mr. Dam, a friend who was riding with the monk, told police that the monk had not been drinking during their travels that day but speculated he may have consumed alcohol earlier. “He’s been my friend for a long time,” Dam stated, “and drinking is a habit of his. It’s post-Buddhist Lent, so he was probably celebrating.” Local residents expressed frustration with Phra Samphao’s recurrent misconduct, revealing he has been repeatedly defrocked for drinking only to relocate to other nearby temples. Initially, police took him to Raboh Phai station for questioning. The local ecclesiastical authority have officially defrocked him again at Wat Raboh Phai following the incident. Picture from responders. -- 2024-11-05 -
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Private car blocks emergency vehicle, patient dies in Samut Prakan
It's manslaughter or something close. Try them and then put them in chains.
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