Thai PM Dismisses US Criticism of Move Forward Party Dissolution (2024)

great english... was that YOU answer... stay in your sandbox... i'm rich! ask my wife! my iq is getting higher! wow

This won't help the OP (as his issue is UK specific) but since 'Canada' was mentioned, I note that I was faced with a 'frozen trading account' by Bank of Montreal (BMO) when they noted my residence change to Thailand. After some phone calls, paperwork, and them unfreezing my account,they gave me these choices for my trading accounts I had with them: 1. Maintain my registered account(s) at BMO InvestorLine with no further purchases (liquidation transactions only) 2. Transfer my account(s) to another institution 3. Deregister and close my account (registered account only) 4. Register my securities in my name and accept delivery of them (non-registered account only) 5. Withdraw and close my accounts (non-registered account only) Maintaining an account with no further equity positions means that ultimately I will have my account in only cash (after all liquidations complete) and my money will deflate with inflation. I elected to transfer my trading accounts to another institution. The complexity here is actually finding a Canadian institution that will allow a Canadian citizen who is a non-resident to Canada to open a new account. Most institutions do not want to do this, as they will have extra paperwork to do for such an account. Initially I had read the Canadian CI-Direct financial institution would allow a non-resident to Canada (who is a Canadian citizen) to transfer both registered and non-registered trading accounts to them. But while I was in the process of opening an account with them, they changed their policy and decided to no longer offer such a full service to non-residents to Canada (who are Canadian citzens). I ended going with the Canadian financial organisation Questrade, and I am in the process of transferring both my Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) - sort of an equivalent to a US 401k, and also transferring a non-registered margin trading account, from BMO to Questrade. For Canadians, not resident to Canada, Questrade is the only Canadian financial institution that I could find, that was willing to provide such a service to Canadians who are non-resident to Canada. If anyone knows of any other, I would be curious - as its always good to have a backup plan if policy in a financial institution changes. For certain, as an expatriate, having one's account frozen, or being forced to close one's account in their original 'home country' is not a pleasant experience, if the options are limited. Good luck to the OP (and also to any Canadians who encountered the problem I did) in coming up with a solution.

Thanks for the compliment

Cool capture❗ I'm much more of a bird guy, but that said will give it my best shot... Long-nosed Whip Snake aka Green Vine Snake (Ahaetulla nasuta) difficult to tell from Asian Vine Snake aka Oriental Whip Snake (Ahaetulla prasina). If the snake was in the Southern Peninsula, then out of range for Long-nosed. Try the FB group below or another more specific to your area for a more certain ID. Snakes Of Bangkok, Snakes Of Isaan, Snakes Of Hua Hin, phu*ket, etc. https://www.facebook.com/groups/236859060057642/?ref=share&mibextid=NSMWBT

I suspect that they are paid by the number of deliveries that they make (or the number of sacks that they sell). Same as the water truck drivers and the cement truck drivers. All driving like maniacs to make one more delivery before they finish for the day.

Leto

For your online 90 day report by using the website, it’s not required to enter. If you use the immigration phone app, it is still required. I’m not sure if that app still works though so don’t worry. After your next report in person, continue reporting on line using the website without the TM6 number.

Apollo

They're Biden delegates. They wouldn't applaud unfair accusations of Biden or Harris.

Yes, Donald.

I think that, regrettably, I lack the power to predict what future events will come to pass. I also think that you lack this same power. The reason why is that, as humans, we do not and cannot know what will happen five minutes from now, never mind five or fifty or five hundred years in the distant future. Why would you waste time submitting such a nonsensical post?

The cars with green license plates are very aggressive drivers.

I tend to agree.... Though wouldn't want people walking around with guns shooting at what they think are dogs.... hence, catch and cull (sorry, euthanise)... And if sufficient funds available, neuter, vaccinate and 'home'.... **(CNVR is wrong... CNVHE - should be the policy - 'catch - Neuter - Vaccinate - Home or Euthanase'.... ... though, that would never pass as softies can't allow the euthanise option as they lack reality and fail to see that no one wants to home and old street dog... ...So, If public funds are available, home in a foundation where the neutered dogs can live out their days.... ... But... that can't be the case for millions of animals - so there can only be one practical situation, but for a lucky few who can be homed via foundations. Another point: A collar could have 'fallen off'... but I suspect such a brutal policy would make 'caring owners' certain that their dog cannot get out into public areas... and, if someones dog did get out into pubic area's without a collar, well, I guess the owners were not that caring anyway.

Was that you answer to my question? 🤣

100% agree. Unfortunately, this is a disease that is worldwide.