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Phuket shop sign bars Israeli tourists, sparks debate
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USA immigration and customs enforcement ,protecting the homeland…News
SiSePuede419 replied to riclag's topic in Political SoapboxThey were "let in by the Biden administration" ❌ Unsupported Approximately 70.6% to 73% of people currently held in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention have no criminal convictions. VERDICT: OP is a Lying Liar lying for Dear Leader. ✅ -
EATON 9SX2000I: Just what my little heart desires. Need better price!
GammaGlobulin replied to GammaGlobulin's topic in IT and ComputersLet's get REAL about pricing of this UNIT..... So...FOLKS..... If you are a retailer, or you know a reputable retailer, who is willing to supply this unit to me.....at BT.26,500....... Then, please HIT ME UP. I need to buy this thing.....YESTERDAY...... Thank you....!!!! (I might not be able to eat for a month or two, after buying it....but.....I do not live for bread, alone.......so true.....!!!!!) BT.26,500 is my best offer. Thank you. -
Covid still out there or out there again?
NewGuy replied to cdemundo's topic in Health and MedicineNo. So much time in between shots and 2nd covid. BTW, my temperature the day before my daughter insisted I go to the hospital was 42.2. Hot times!
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British Navy docks at Cambodia’s contested Ream base
as opposed to one that sounds like you? -
£464m ‘moved’ through UK high street shell firms
Everybody and their dog knew that these mysterious retail outlets with no customers were dodgy as hell. Five Turkish barber shops within a stones-throw of each other in a small town were obviously a front for something illicit - money laundering at best, something much more sinister at worst. But because of the minority status of the owners, the authorities adopted the same attitude as they did towards the groups (gangs) of people (men) committing atrocities against several generations of British female youth. That is to say that in the interests of maintaining social cohesion (not wanting to appear to be racist), it was deemed permissible (nay, deemed necessary) for the police and politicians to turn a blind eye to the stink that was under their noses. And it is still happening. -
Tourists Accused of Dine-and-Dash Over 8,000-Baht Patong Bill
Possibly, but the mother load of foreigners with nominees is gonna be in Phuket, remember 4 years ago - "Little Moscow". Don't hear that anymore, but I believe there are scores more here now than in '22. Russian mafia prob handout plenty to fill up little envelopes. And yeah, they nabbed a sprinkling, probably were informed who to specifically target. And the big cash cow, Chinese, don't look for multiple arrests involving Chinese with nominees. Don't look for very many arrests of Chinese, there are more of them than any others. Look at what they were buying back in '22. They absorbed ownership of a lot of properties. Israel is just low hanging fruit for all the haters, with no reasons other than it's in the news and social media. No experience, except being a keyboard warrior to spread hate.
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Anyone buy the CB350C retro Honda
SAFETY FIRST replied to Rhys's topic in Motorcycles in ThailandWrong and wrong They look like bikers, aren't they riding motorbikes? Aren't they in a gang, looks like a gang to me.
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Australian's Bangkok ICU care costs $50,000 a week
BS, you are stretching the truth, lying or a total libtard, or 'd', all of the above.
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Farage Wins Clacton Byelection, Beating Count Binface
Is to be from Cornwall to be English? Apparently not according to bumper stickers. Turns out the British can have as many identities as they like. We can be all these things, at once. Which is where I disagree with Tebbit's Cricket Test. -
Burnham to visit Ukraine, promises Kyiv’s long-range missiles
Roadsternut replied to Macro's topic in The War in UkraineBut the British have flushing toilets. Today
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USS Lincoln Sailor’s Father Taken Into ICE Detention
Looking at census data, about 200-220,000 serving members of the US military are either foreign born themselves (60-100,000), or have immigrant parents (100-180,000). Assuming those parents are legal immigrants, then about 65% of them are naturalised. So about 25-30,000 members of the US military have parents at risk of detention by the immigration authorities, and potentially deported. So that's about 2-3 divisions worth of men and women who might decided to not re-enlist, in order to support their kith and kin, potentially leaving the US to return to nations of origin, resulting in both a loss of skills from the US military, but potentially transfer of those skills to countries that are currently hostile to US interests. -
Social media platforms told: remove dangerous driving clips
A66 crash: police probe links five dead men to organised crimeThe five young men who died when their car crashed into a police vehicle on the A66 may have had links to “serious and organised criminal activity”, police have said. Cleveland Police has arrested 12 other people as investigators examine alleged criminality before the collision, which killed the five occupants of the Volkswagen Passat and two police officers. Police uncover alleged criminal network behind fatal crash The 12 suspects — nine men and three women aged between 19 and 61 — were arrested over alleged offences including involvement in an organised crime group and firearms possession. Four are also suspected of possessing Class A and B drugs with intent to supply. Police said four of the five men who died had previous convictions and were believed to be associated with a Volvo XC60 allegedly seen ramming properties earlier that morning. Both vehicles were reportedly using cloned number plates and were identified through automatic number plate recognition cameras. Pursuit ended seconds before tragedy The Passat was pursued for almost seven minutes after police received intelligence linked to “numerous incidents”. It then entered the A66 at South Bank travelling against the flow of traffic. Officers terminated the pursuit and continued on the correct side of the carriageway. Around 10 seconds later, the Passat smashed into the marked armed response vehicle carrying PC Matthew Blades, 37, and PC Tom Clough, 38. The Independent Office for Police Conduct is investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash. Five who died in A66 crash may have had links to 'organised criminal activity' -
Trump Lays Groundwork to Impose National Emergency
I read alot of personal opinions and accusations. I didn’t read which law was broken nor any charges or convictions. Another one that won’t witness all of the next three inaugurations. Pity!
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Samui visa action sought over Palestinian flag row
This case is already attracting attention in France. The French owner may well face criminal proceedings when he returns, since French criminal law can apply to offences committed abroad by French nationals. Deportation would therefore not necessarily mean that he gets away with it. 😉
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Tipping Culture
SAFETY FIRST replied to PhilipHabib's topic in ASEAN NOW Community PubThe alarming issue I can see is the wages. How proud is the business owner, broadcasting their employees wage, how belittling. A task of anyone working in hospitality is smiling, it's included in the job description. Who would employ a smileless person to serve their customers.
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Another USA Sartorial Road Disaster?: Proof of Reverse-Flynn-Effect?
GammaGlobulin replied to GammaGlobulin's topic in ASEAN NOW Community PubNever count-out President Trump. Trump is a giant of a man. And, we need him more than any country needed any president, so far. IF Trump can just have even one-half more term, until the year 2030...then.... I will say that Trump has served his country, and the world, like no other president, since FDR. Trump still has enough spunk in him to pull this off. -
Thailand or Vietnam: Retirement choices
BINGO, we have a winner ... Unless you're in a state of constant bad health, healthcare insurance is a waste of money. Like renting vs owning your home. You have nothing in hand after all those decades of payments. Insurance is like gambling, you're paying someone, hoping something bad will happen, and they got you thinking scared, that it will happen. That's way too funny. To obvious to an intelligent person, you're losing the bet. Just like the casino, the odds are stacked way in favor of the insurance company, or neither would exist. Both are billion $$$ profit making businesses every year. -
Snakes or Dogs: What kind of pet-lover are you?
GammaGlobulin replied to GammaGlobulin's topic in ASEAN NOW Community PubI would very much love one. These are quite large, in fact. And, SUPER CHILL.... But, I think it is too late for me. I dreamed about having one when I was a teen. I love house cats. -
EASTRON SDM230-Modbus Mobus Energy Meter: Not a Möbius strip?
GammaGlobulin posted a topic in DIY ForumDear Folks, a. How do you know if you are getting what you pay for? b. You pay for your energy, but do you get the quality of electrical energy that you think you are paying for? c. This is why I will spend a bit of money, maybe only about NTD2000, or less to buy an Eastron SDM230-Modbus Mobus which I plan to connect directly to one of my LEAP 16.1 computers. d. Every time the power fails, or browns out, I have no supporting data to provide to the local power company. e. However, for very little money, if I can connect my MOBUS to my socket, then I can gather important data which can be saved and supplied, as need be. f. When we call the power company, and report an outage, or a brown-out, then we mostly get the SAME OLD LINE...."What did YOU do wrong to cause this problem?".... g. So, anyway, do you think this EASTRON unit will meet my needs? h. Here are the specs: i. I plan to interface this with my LEAP 16.1 Linux computer, thanks to Torvalds, and collect the data required to change the energy world of our neighborhood. j. Is this a good idea? k. Most readers are old as an old hat, and this is only to be expected. Most people here do not know how to collect accurate data, over continuous time, and then save it in a HISTOGRAM. This is the only way, however, if one wishes to present usable and constructive data to the local power company. Otherwise, how can we help the local power company to do its job? IDK.... We need REAL DATA in this world...and I am talking about UNBIASED DATA....here....Folks..... Best regards, Gamma Important Note: A MODBUS Meter is NOT a Möbius strip..... HERE is a Möbius strip..... I just hope that nobody here catches no crabs...because.... The electrical power deliver here in my area is bad enough, without a case of the crabs. NOTE TWO: So, is this unit, The Eastron, good enough, and is it a good idea for my purposes? -
I used to think europe is going to be the most screwed not anymore
Patrick Wahle replied to harvardgrad's topic in Political SoapboxIt seems that many of you have not followed the Canadian news for the last 11 years. In 2016 Trudeau signed a trade deal with von der Leyen, the head of the European Commission. CERTA has never been implemented because 11 EU countries refused to ratify the deal unless Canada was dismantling its 80 marketing boards (supply management organizations to protect Canadian farmers) on agricultural products. These boards subsidy farmers by taxing the Canadian customer and raising fees and duties on all agricultural imports. During Trump first mandate all trade agreements failed for the same reason. These marketing boards favour mostly Québec and Ontario. Before the last round of negotiations mid-August the Premier of Québec Christine Fréchette told publicly to Carney: “You don’t dare touch or negotiate our marketing boards in Washington”. Most dairy, poultry, meat products and cereals are the monopoly of Agropur, Saputo, Maple Leaf, Cargill, Andjelic, Monette Farms, Avenue Living, etc…all located in Ontario and Québec and Midwest for cereals. No PM had the guts to remove these boards because Ontario and Québec have more Liberal MPs than any other province and the Bloc Québécois with its 21 MPs can put the government in minority. Trump has reiterated a few times he won’t deal with Canada while these barriers exist. Meanwhile 40 million Canadians are subsiding 150,000 farmers. Trump does not need Canada since Mexico became the first trading partner in 2023 with US$263 billion of exchanges. Many corporations are relocating to the US (517 hi-tech firms since 2015), the last major one in the timber industry Interfors moved its headquarters from BC to Atlanta.Canada has lost the battle.
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Canada fires back as Carney walks away from Trump trade deal
Patong2021 replied to Social Media's topic in What the Papers are SayingI expect that the US will return to make an agreement by September 8. The US economy cannot take the samage form a trade war with Canada and not see an impact on the GOP in the November mid terms. The world is looking to knock Trump down a few pegs and to teach him some manners. I have a feeling that Canada is going to teach the schoolyard bully a lesson.
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Using a Thai visa/master debit card abroad
thecyclist replied to thecyclist's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, InvestmentsIn the past, Maybank was the only Cambodian bank that didn't charge for foreign card withdrawals. As far as I know they all do now.
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Russia seeks control of Myanmar’s Dawei mega‑project
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