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The alarming mental decline of Donald J. Trump -- watch this space
Trump is completely incoherent. His regime handlers know that too. There is an ACTIVE COVERUP of the truth of his mental decline going on now. Where are the TRANSCRIPTS of his moronic ramblings? Gone! If you read them you'll know he has totally lost the plot. So you can't read them. They're suppressed by his regime. -
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RFK Jr.: HHS Moves to Restore Public Trust in Vaccines
Well the first things to do would be to sort out the NIH, CDC and FDA rabble. And any other agencies that are involved in the nation's health. Get out of the awful WHO. I would also like to see a lot of previously hidden data come out for general viewing. Redo some of the past experiments with, independent observers, adhering to lab gold standards. I'd stop the blanket advertising on the TV. Repeal the 1986 act (if possible). Make the drug manufacturers responsible for any bad products. An absolute blitz on junk food. Work with the Education Secretary to reeducate the education system on healthy living. Immediately stop all vaccine programmes. Immediately stop water fluoridation. So much to do in so little time. After all, it has taken over 100 years for the US Health system to degenerate into what is presently is. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 10 June 2025
MK Restaurants Overwhelmed by Demand After Launching Buffet Promo Picture courtesy of Bangkok Post Thailand's beloved suki chain, MK Restaurants, has found itself caught in a storm of both enthusiasm and criticism as it grapples with an unexpectedly high turnout for its latest buffet promotion. The recently launched MK-Koom-Koom Eat All You Can offer, which began on Monday and is slated to continue until 30 June, invites diners to indulge in a 90-minute, all-you-can-eat feast for just 299 baht. The promotion showcases an array of premium dishes, such as Australian brisket, sliced pork, tender pork, and seasoned seaweed. For groups of four or more, the deal sweetens with unlimited freshwater prawns at no extra cost, a tempting allure for many patrons. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1363249-mk-restaurants-overwhelmed-by-demand-after-launching-buffet-promo/ -
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Pride Flags Removed from House of Lords Canteen After Peer’s Complaint
It's because most of them were molested as children. That set up their sexual paradigm. Every known homosexual I have worked with in Thailand was always chasing the little boys. No lie. I actually left one school with one day notice because of it. I told them if he ever appears in the news I will be in court to testify against him and the school. -
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Report MK Restaurants Overwhelmed by Demand After Launching Buffet Promo
Picture courtesy of Bangkok Post Thailand's beloved suki chain, MK Restaurants, has found itself caught in a storm of both enthusiasm and criticism as it grapples with an unexpectedly high turnout for its latest buffet promotion. The recently launched MK-Koom-Koom Eat All You Can offer, which began on Monday and is slated to continue until 30 June, invites diners to indulge in a 90-minute, all-you-can-eat feast for just 299 baht. The promotion showcases an array of premium dishes, such as Australian brisket, sliced pork, tender pork, and seasoned seaweed. For groups of four or more, the deal sweetens with unlimited freshwater prawns at no extra cost, a tempting allure for many patrons. This seemingly irresistible offer has drawn large crowds to MK's locations across Thailand, resulting in scenes reminiscent of a festive food carnival. However, the immense popularity of the promotion quickly revealed cracks in MK's operational readiness, with branches struggling under the weight of higher-than-anticipated customer flow. Many diners found themselves facing prolonged wait times, with reports of certain menu items becoming unavailable at peak hours. Furthermore, the unexpected surge has left several branches understaffed, contributing to the mounting frustration among customers. In light of the widespread dissatisfaction, MK Restaurants took to Facebook on Tuesday to acknowledge the issues and express their regret. In their official statement, the company extended a heartfelt apology to affected patrons, recognising the subpar service experienced by many during the promotion's early days. "We sincerely apologise to all customers who encountered delays or incomplete service," the message conveyed. "We are fully aware of the issues encountered at some branches and are working urgently to resolve them." The restaurant chain has outlined a series of measures aimed at addressing these operational hiccups. Key amongst these is the deployment of additional staff to bolster service efficiency and expedite the replenishment of food supplies to ensure that the bountiful buffet remains as promised. MK has also advised prospective diners to reach out to their local branches to confirm service availability ahead of their visit, aiming to manage expectations and prevent further disappointments. This episode illustrates a classic business challenge: balancing an enticing promotional offer with the capacity to deliver on its promise. While MK Restaurants works diligently to iron out these teething problems, the situation underscores the importance of robust logistical planning in the face of high consumer demand. Customers, meanwhile, are encouraged to stay informed and patient as the chain navigates this temporary turbulence. The promotion, despite its rocky start, remains available until the end of June, providing ample opportunity for keen food enthusiasts to partake in what is hoped to be a seamless and satisfying dining experience in the days to come. As MK adjusts its operations, it remains to be seen whether the changes will meet the appetites of its eager, and sometimes impatient, customer base. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Bangkok Post 2025-06-10 -
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Immigration Thailand Digital Arrival Card. TDAC
You just need to complete the TDAC anytime in the 3 days before arrival. In theory you don't need to print anything but if it's easy to do why not. You should not need it to board the plane but some airlines seem confused on this point. Just do the TDAC here... https://tdac.immigration.go.th/arrival-card/#/home
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