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News Forum - Thailand schools advised to halt in-person teaching during extreme heat
Sorry green is my favorite color and makes it easier for me to read my comments. Two TESL schools recently told me that a 4 or 6 year college is required now to teach English in Thailand. So there goes my plan. Looks like I'll just finish working my burn-out job another 5-6 years in US till I collect SS. -
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I Am Ashamed of the UK
I think a lot of people don't realise that the restrictions of Brexit have not been fully applied yet - the government has delayed many of them up to 5 times for fear of any backlash from the public Two new slowdowns for UK economy and its citizens - From 30 April 2024, physical, documentary and identity checks at the border are scheduled to be required for medium-risk animal products, plants and plant products imported to Great Britain from the EU, as well as high-risk food and feed of non-animal origin from the EU. - https://lordslibrary.parliament.uk/border-controls-for-uk-and-eu-imports-and-exports/#:~:text=From 30 April 2024%2C physical,animal origin from the EU. 2 - EU fingerprint checks for British travellers to start in 2024 Under new entry/exit system, facial scans will also be taken from UK passengers on first trip after launch A new EU digital border system that will require fingerprints and facial scans to be taken from British travellers on first use is expected to launch next autumn, -
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News Forum - Bangkok maintains top spot as tourist hotspot
Bob Scott seems to have attached his name to a creation that suggests he should learn more about Thailand's tourism sector. He wrote, "When it comes to the overall picture, Thailand saw some 29,151,310 visitors in March this year, marking a 12.15% growth compared to the same period the previous year. The international tourists amongst these visitors contributed a significant US$583.902 billion to the nation’s revenue." Seriously? 29 million visitors in March? Nope. How about reported for the period of March 2023 -2024. That's quite an impressive number of US $583 billion, considering the fact that Thailand's GDP in 2022 was reported as US$495 billion. According to Bob Scott, not only did Thailand's economy achieve the world's largest growth in GDP, tourism now accounts for 100% of the GDP. For comparison purposes in tourisms heyday of 2019; Thailand’s tourism sector contributed nearly 20% of GDP , when there were nearly 40 million arrivals and a Total GDP of US$544 billion. I suggest that Bob Scott consider a more suitable activity for his journalism skills such as writing Marxist pamphlets or Hamas media releases, activities which do not require accuracy. -
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I Am Ashamed of the UK
The enemy within. No other ethnic group is as intent on creating their own nation within a nation and then dominating the host nation as these people are. The saddest part is that they are enabled by leftists and unions so consumed with hate for the state and their favourite target of jews that they actively support these domestic tyrants. The hypocrisy of the left and of the union leadership is exposed as hate because these religion driven extremists do not support anything close to what the leftists and union cadres claim they are trying to achieve.- 1
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I Am Ashamed of the UK
Well looks like the local elections went well back in The UK. And to think folk are concerned about what's happening in the Ukraine?
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