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Do Foreign Men Often Move to Thailand Because They Can’t Get Women Back Home?
I am an octogenarian, fit, active and sexually active. I look forward to my visits to Thailand to have time with young attractive women. I know I am paying for it and I am please with the results. Realistically, what can I get back in my own country? A , 70 to 80 year old woman on a walker complaining about all her ailments. They would not draw blood to my manhood. In Thailand, I negotiate a price, no commitment, move onto the next. I Holiday in Thailand, twice a year, sometimes three times a year. -
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Politics Thaksin Accuses Senators of Scheme to Oust PM Paetongtarn
Jing jing, mai gohok! -
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How dumb are you really Maga?
When considering how these democrat muppets have ruined MPLS and other great locations, be thankful MAGA's continues with their America loving based WINNING traditions. Meanwhile back in the cities, this deranged pathetic immigrant Trump hater is making his best effort at being an accoladed democrat a$$-hat, in fine liberal form. Hopefully Minneapolis gets their Somalian luvin heads out of their a$$'$. -
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Report Thai Temples Hold 410 Billion Baht Amid Embezzlement Probe
I'm quite sure that most of the money was donated by the poorer segment of Thai society. I also suspect that the upper echelons of Thai society have put considerable effort into keeping the lower classes uneducated. I mean, they seriously discuss ghosts on Thai TV. -
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Report Anutin: Xi Jinping Opposed Casino Plan, Now Thai Tourism Pays the Price
Well if course he did to protect the money laundering in Macau. Thailand kowtowing again... -
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Leaving an inheritance to my Thai GIRLFRIEND.
One thing I've never been clear on in this area is.... does a Thai probate court have any real jurisdiction (control) over assets located outside of Thailand? My sense of that is NO, but I can't say I've ever seen any clear / authoritative legal opinion on that. But it also seems to fit with the notion of having two different wills, one for Thai assets, and the other for home country assets. The requirements for a legally valid Thai will are almost certainly going to be different from those in people's home countries, and Thai courts/judges almost certainly are not going to be familiar with the probate requirements and what is required for a valid will in multitudes of foreign jurisdictions.... Nor, AFAIK, would a Thai probate court's rulings alone have any legal force there.
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