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Trump's crackdown on LA protests is pure hypocrisy
You obviously forgot to mention that the offer discussed on the phone was to protect the protesters, not to protect the Capitol. You also forgot that Trump watched the assault on TV, and did not call the NG guard to stop it! 🤣 -
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Russia planning ‘to test article 5’, with an attack on Nato
I think trump will taco he’s scared of putin I think it’s more likely he will try to pull us out of nato.The Europeans will kick putins rear end Ukraine has allready bled putin down.if Putin is foolish enough to do it it just might be Ukraines salvation. -
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Bangkok River Level Thread - 2025
Dam level update from Gemini. Here's the latest information as of June 12, 2025, or as close as possible: Current Situation (June 12, 2025): Overall Reservoir Storage: As of June 9, 2025 (the most recent comprehensive data available), national reservoir storage had reached 43,246 million cubic meters, accounting for 57% of total capacity. These reservoirs still have the capacity to receive an additional 33,245 million cubic meters (43% of their full capacity). This indicates a healthy overall water situation for the start of the rainy season. Major Dams (Chao Phraya River Basin - as of June 9, 2025): The four major dams in the Chao Phraya River Basin (Bhumibol, Sirikit, Kwae Noi Bamrung Dan, and Pasak Jolasid) currently store a combined 13,158 million cubic meters, which represents 53%1 of their total capacity. They can still accommodate 11,713 million cubic meters of water. Specific percentages for individual dams (as of early June/late May 2025 reports): Bhumibol Dam: Around 55-57% of normal capacity (28% usable storage as of latest Thaiwater.net). Sirikit Dam: Around 53-58% of normal capacity (23-28% usable storage as of latest Thaiwater.net). Pa Sak Jorasit Dam: Around 16% of normal capacity (16% usable storage as of latest Thaiwater.net). This dam consistently shows lower levels compared to the others. Wachiralongkorn Dam: Around 55% of normal capacity (21% usable storage as of latest Thaiwater.net). Srinagarind Dam: Reported at 72.94% capacity (April 2025 data). Bang Lang Dam: Reported at 82.28% capacity (April 2025 data). Rajjaprabha Dam: Reported at 62.52% capacity (April 2025 data). Chao Phraya River & Discharge Rates: Recent continuous rainfall across several regions has increased water inflows. The Royal Irrigation Department (RID) has been actively managing discharge rates. As of a recent report (early June 2025), the RID found it necessary to gradually increase the discharge through the Chao Phraya Dam at station C13 (Sapphaya district, Chai Nat province) from2 600 cubic meters per second to 700 cubic meters per second, effective from June 9, 2025. This was due to rising water flow from the North. River water levels in northern Thailand's major tributaries remain within normal ranges. For instance, the Ping River near Banphot Phisai District in Nakhon Sawan was about 4 meters below the riverbank, and the Nan River in Chum Saeng District was 6 meters below (as of June 9, 2025). The water flow at station C.2 in Mueang Nakhon Sawan District (where the Ping and Nan rivers converge to form the Chao Phraya) measured 710 cubic meters per second, still approximately 7 meters below the riverbank. Recent Warnings/Events: On May 28, 2025, residents in Ang Thong and Ayutthaya were warned of possible Chao Phraya River overflow due to increased discharge from the Chao Phraya barrage, which had increased its water discharge to 1,000 cubic meters per second. This raised downstream levels by 0.6 to 1.7 meters. The Thai Meteorological Department has issued warnings of continued heavy rain in the North due to a passing monsoon trough, raising the risk of flash floods and landslides. Comparison with Last Year (2024): Higher Overall Storage: A significant point is that the total water volume in large-scale and medium-scale reservoirs as of May 25, 2025, was 3,022 MCM higher than in 2024 for all reservoirs, and 2,918 MCM higher for large-scale reservoirs specifically. The Northern region's reservoir volume was also 2,525 MCM (or 23%) higher than in 2024. This indicates a generally better water reserve situation at the start of the rainy season this year. Chao Phraya Dam Discharge: Last year, around late September 2024, the Chao Phraya Dam increased its outflow from 1,500 to 2,000 cubic meters per second due to higher water from the North. This was a significantly higher discharge rate compared to the current 700 cubic meters per second. This suggests that while there is an increase in discharge this year, it's not at the same critical levels as late last rainy season. Drought Concerns: In early May 2025, the Lam Takhong Dam in Nakhon Ratchasima was reported at its lowest water level in 20 years (9% capacity), highlighting that some regions are still facing drought challenges despite improved overall national storage. Last year, in November 2024, farmers in Korat were warned against a second rice crop due to low dam levels, indicating ongoing regional water stress. In summary: As of June 12, 2025, Thailand's major reservoirs appear to be in a better water storage position than at the same time last year, thanks to recent rainfall. The Royal Irrigation Department is actively managing dam discharges, with current increases being implemented in response to northern runoffs, though these rates are generally lower than peak discharge events seen in late 2024. The emphasis is on balancing flood mitigation with ensuring sufficient water for the dry season. However, localized drought concerns persist in some areas, like Nakhon Ratchasima. For the very latest real-time data, it is always recommended to check the official websites of the Royal Irrigation Department (RID) or Thaiwater.net, as water conditions can change rapidly with weather patterns. -
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Is it possible to rehabilitate a bargirl back into polite society?
But yet, there is the paying of young women, in order to have access to sex with them. Hypocritical? -
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Is it possible to rehabilitate a bargirl back into polite society?
You are looking at it from a self-centered / selfish perspective. To you, a woman with a high body count is "dirty", so she is ineligible to sleep with you. But you don't care about all the suffering that woman has to endure to collect those bottles for little pay. You are only considering prospective partners for yourself. Ie you are only thinking about yourself. -
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Motor Bike on Sidewalk Penalty Sharing Scheme
It's a funny old place. The motorcycle taxi guys around the corner in BK stopped riding 50 yards along the sidewalk to then join the main road. This was recently and lasted about 1 month. Now they're back riding on the sidewalk again. TIT.
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