@Didi242424 Cambodia will call video evidence âfake newsâ as you said, while swallowing their leadersâ lies whole. Pity? Maybe theres something in their water.
As Thai citizens, we bear a solemn duty to honor the lives lost in the clashes with Cambodiaâour brothers and sisters who died for this nation deserve better than to see their sacrifice overshadowed by economic ties. Yet, are we not selling our souls, binding our fate to the U.S. with exports that dictate 10% of our GDP? We must prioritize Thailand's sovereignty and dignity, seeking peace not as pawns of foreign markets, but as a proud nation standing on its own terms. De-escalate, yes, but for our people, not profits.
This young Thai boy was killed yesterday in a Cambodian Army artillery strike against a gas station and 7-eleven in Thailand.
Cambodiaâs aggression must be condemned.
The governor of the South African central bank scoffs at the idea of a strategic Bitcoin reserve asking, âWhy not a strategic beef reserve? Why not an apple reserve? Why Bitcoin?!â
Brian Armstrong responds:
@RayFuentesIO@WilliamDuvall Wow, that interview between Ray Fuentes and William DuVall was absolutely epic! Two legends talking XRP and beyondâwhat a vibe. Ray, your questions were sharp and insightful, and William, your perspective is just as powerful as your voice. killer conversation. Respect!
@KhaosodEnglish Canada is the global punchline where laws are suggestions, virtue-signaling is policy, and fugitives flaunt their PR cards like Nobel Prizes. Other nations donât even bother hiding their laughter anymore.
Amusing photo while in Berlin, however it illustrates the choices in how public funds should be allocated. Itâs a reminder that in a democracy, we have the power to direct resources towards not only addressing poverty and basic needs but where OUR tax dollars should be spent.