Thais just packed the Israeli embassy in Bangkok because some of these buyers have been using nominee tricks and company fronts to lock up land that foreigners are not supposed to own outright.
Sondhi and the crowd made it simple: this is not a loophole playground. We welcome tourists who follow the rules and respect the place. We do not welcome the same playbook that treats every country like it is up for quiet takeover. Thai land stays Thai. End of story.
>DSA is backed by orgs like the Working Families Party which receives millions from Soros
>"CPUSA" has properties worth millions they rent out
>RCA/RCP charges their cadre hundreds of dollars per MONTH
But smoking $20 cigars on a boat you are only renting out for one day is too bourgeois.
Leftoids don't have sentience
This year, there have already been 10 reported hangings of Black people in the U.S.
I’m proud to have signed onto @RepPressley ‘s letter to address these widespread modern-day lynchings and put a stop to this racial terror.
What's up with Columbia University that it has young radicals and old neocons? Is it creating pipeline from young radicals to old neocons? @Aaron_Good_@reyter111@MaitreyaBhakal
@Jueshengshenlan@Justice53_07_27 XHS tried to fire people right before IPO. Publicly listed companies that shapes people's worldview funded by international financial capital is risk. If company is of 50-50 Chinese and American investment, American influence would be way bigger.
@blackwindmnt2@Bluebearmonkey It just seems that there are two powerful factions in US while one wants to continously high profit from China while other faction wants to increase more tension with China. So, you see the ambivalent messaging.
Russia's domestic media environment, in order to show that Russia is not isolated internationally, often exaggerates the friendship between China and Russia. This has led some Russians who buy into that narrative and complain that China, the so-called good friend, has not provided enough aid to Russia. Here is what the real China-Russia relationship:
1. Without China's economic support, Russia's economy would have collapsed long ago under Western sanctions, and the war could not have been sustained to this day. China supplied Russia not only daily necessities but also large quantities of dual-use goods and weapons components, which in effect have helped Russia's war effort.
2. Russia is invading Ukraine, and China cannot, by international law, provide aid to an act of aggression. Moreover, China and Russia have no military alliance treaty, and China has no treaty obligation to aid Russia.
3. This war is Russia's business. It has nothing to do with China. Russia did not even notify China before launching the war. In fact, China has paid the price for it by having its relations with Europe deteriorate.
4. Whether it is a war with the United States or Japan, or the reunification of Taiwan, China does not expect military aid from Russia. If Russia can do what China is doing today—continue trading with China—that would already be good enough. In fact, I believe China is also prepared for Russia to charge high prices for the oil it ships to China when that time comes.
5. Before 2022, when China was facing pressure from the United States alone, Russia did not offer any help. In fact, Putin publicly said, "When two tigers fight, the smart monkey—Russia—watches from the trees."
6. In Chinese history book, there has not been much positive interaction between Russia and China. The current relationship between the two sides is already about the best it has been in the past 200 years. One should not ask for more.
7. I know the war is hard but the Russians are fighting for themselves. In 1939, Stalin once told a Chinese diplomat, "You must fight for yourselves. If China collapses, and if Soviet aid cannot change that fate, the Soviet Union will stop aiding China and instead choose to carve up Chinese territory together with Japan—that would be the most rational choice for the Soviet Union."
What's up with Columbia University that it has young radicals and old neocons? Is it creating pipeline from young radicals to old neocons? @Aaron_Good_@reyter111@MaitreyaBhakal
What's up with Columbia University that it has young radicals and old neocons? Is it creating pipeline from young radicals to old neocons? @Aaron_Good_@reyter111@MaitreyaBhakal