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"Unmarked" that border only for Thai side, UN court's decision is clear since 1963 https://www.icj-cij.org/case/45

And it is this fact that makes the current events on the border not as transparent as they are presented in the news: if a Thai soldier stepped on a Thai mine on Thai soil (let's assume that it was installed to protect the border, although this is barbaric), then why did he not have a map of the minefields and stepped on Thai mine, and what is Cambodia's fault? And if he stepped on a Cambodian mine, then the question is: what was he doing on Cambodian territory?

Woody still running "Classic house massage"

Yeah. That's real face of "democracy" - NUKE... You already are the only nation in world used nuclear bombs on civilians...

If he will win, US will lost last support in Global South - India. Grandma is the main reason of raising tensions btw China and US - her last days visit to Taiwan made everything worse.

That is stupid. I means whole Dem strategy is stupid. What does Trump? He speaks about himself. And Dems speak about... Trump. So, everywhere is "Trump... Trump... Trump". Should be everywhere "Trump... Dems... Dems... Trump... Dems... Dems...". Instead of advertising Trump Dems should talk about their strong points and advertise themself. One of main PR rules is "It doesn't matter what they say about you, the main thing is that they talk about you! The details will be forgotten, the name will be remembered." The Democrats have made this mistake before. I predicted their defeat last summer when they had exactly the same strategy, and then they failed to show their advantages and instead advertised Trump.

Exactly that I meant: there is no reason to kill Epstein by hanging instead of poisoning. So, looks like it wasn't killing. Strangulation followed by hanging to simulate suicide is almost always solved, because such a murder leaves unmistakable traces of a deliberate act - 2 strangulation grooves on the neck, which are almost impossible to avoid: the position of the body during strangulation and hanging is different, and the means of constricting the throat (usually a rope) is located in different places on the neck, therefore 2 strangulation marks are formed, which unmistakably indicates murder. Any pathologist and forensic scientist knows this. But no one involved in the investigation reported 2 strangulation grooves on Epstein's neck.

It is too complicated for to be true. There are a lot of untraceable poisons, which can't be detected in one hour after death. Death will looks like heart attack or stroke after such poisons. Also 2-components poisons are easy to use: each component is harmless and poisoning starts only when components have chemical reaction in blood. Example: one component in food, second one on the cell door. Poison will decompose in 30 minutes because it is unstable. So, if hanging was murder, then it was intended to be warning for someone else. Only then using of such complicated method has sense.

by ChatGPT: About The Mission Full title: The Mission: The CIA in the 21st Century Release date: July 15, 2025 (mainstream hardcover and digital editions) Length: ~460 pages Price: Around $17.99–35 depending on the edition Summary: A follow-up to Legacy of Ashes, this book explores the CIA's evolution from 9/11 to the present day, focusing on operations related to China, Russia, terrorism, and internal institutional crises. Key Reviews 1. The Guardian The book critically examines how the CIA became a “secret army” for U.S. presidents, delving into operations like Iran–Contra, post-9/11 torture programs, and the agency’s political suppression under Trump. Weiner cites “untouchable sources” inside the CIA and conveys the agency’s frustration over political appointments like John Ratcliffe. 2. Associated Press (AP) Described as “gripping and disturbing,” the book portrays the CIA’s shift into a paramilitary force involved in torture and extrajudicial killings after 9/11. Includes shocking details, such as the freezing death of a detainee in Bagram and the White House pressuring the agency to find weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. Key Themes Shift from Intelligence to Warfare: The CIA morphed into a strike force, operating secret prisons, drones, and kill lists, drifting far from its intelligence roots. Political Manipulation: The agency was pushed by presidents to act outside its scope and take on military roles. Unprecedented Access: Weiner interviewed 6 former CIA directors, 13 station chiefs, and many agents, many of whom spoke publicly for the first time. Institutional Self-Criticism: The book includes harrowing real-life failures, from missed warnings about 9/11 to internal dysfunction. Lack of Prescriptions: Despite its powerful critique, the book does not clearly lay out how to reform the agency or protect it from future abuse.

WeChat. It is "one for everything" app in China - from chats to payments. And HeeSay (formerly Blued), but not that you may download and install from abroad - they use local version, which not shares profiles with international version.

which one market? porn?

It is AI-generation, but since model has been trained on real photos, manly twink exist

Don't be shy, talk with boy straightforward, discuss everything what you are planning to do with him before to agree price and before to take him from the bar. Do not promise anything what you can't do, do not expect and do not demand in your room anything what wasn't discussed in advance in the bar.

well, it is exactly I told - Western "democracy" is more totalitarian, than Russian "autocracy". Western governments are forced to ban Russian singers through sanctions because the image they convey to the world on Spotify and other sources of music and songs is in sharp contrast to what Western propaganda tirelessly dictates to viewers. The "other" are just our of your interests - they are pop and rock stars.

Could you please choose where you said truth? Decide why he was appointed to the Bolshoi and Mariinsky - as a sign of his talent, which is confirmed by "being in demand everywhere", or "because of Putin"

This is pure speculation supported by Western media and false excuse: some Russian artists have the same position as Alexander and emigrated from Russia, they have made more strong anti-Putin declaration, but their families are living here without problems. No. They dropped not because of he is "spokesman" (he isn't), but because UK and EU announced official sanctions. Everyone afraid to act against law in "democratic" EU. Both - Netrebko and Gergiev - said in interviews that they were under intense pressure to make statements against Putin under threat of having their contracts terminated. Both refused, and both lost their contracts. It is funny to see: "democratic" EU already announced a lot of sanctions against Russian artists, while "authoritarian Russia" still announced no one.

He wrote this after his concerts were banned in Canada in March 2022 under pressure from the large Ukrainian diaspora, consisting mainly of the descendants of Hitler's henchmen who fled to Canada. Without this declaration, he would have been left without concerts in the West, as happened with Netrebko, who did not bend under political pressure and was kicked out of the Metropolitan Opera for refusing to make a statement condemning Russian actions. And after the declaration, Malofeev's concerts were restored and they took place in the summer of 2022. And every publication about Malofeev's talent was necessarily accompanied by the quote you provided above. Malofeev in Vatican month ago:

Nohow Unless he has working gayradar. Apps, Hornet first of all.

Number of Tajik who changed citizenship to Russian at past 10 years is 350,000, also around of 1 million are working here by contracts. Population of Tajiks in Moscow is about 250,000. Second populated by Tajiks region in Russia is Bashkortostan - National Bashkir republic near Ural mountains - because Tajiks and Bashkirs are quite close by Islam. Since male masseurs are not very popular in local massage shops, most Tajik gays are working in barber-shops here.

Grindr isn't popular in Central Asia, almost nobody knows about it. You should use Hornet instead.

well it is problem for UK, when statistic office publishing 10902 and UKHSA publishing 1292 weekly cases https://ukhsa-dashboard.data.gov.uk/respiratory-viruses/covid-19

Newspapers can't publish advertisement on empty pages, so they have something to publish. So they write about 20000 new cases and 3 deaths. Or about 10000 and 1 death. The most significant thing is: how harmless is COVID in Thailand - 1 death from 7000-10000 cases, while in UK 1 death from each 50 (sic!) cases.

Just found it. It is much more wide: few cars may side by side drive by wall. View on wall from tower

Yes. By the way: it is easy to get to "Heaven gates" because there is cable car up to 1300 meters height. But we spend next 8 hours for to visit all 5 heights there and that wasn't easy, sometimes because of mist/fog (walking within clouds), sometimes because of vertical stairs in the stone, where you should climb using chains as a support for hands. Fabric gloves are highly recommended. Atmosphere above the clouds is unforgettable: silence, stone, nature and clouds below you... We visited all 5 "Sacred mountains of China" so far. View on one of Huashan peaks from highest one. Our guide View on trail to one of the peaks from lowest one (white dots - people on the trail, click to enlarge)

Also Xi'an is a starting point to visit one of 5 sacred mounts of China. It is the "Western Mountain" of the Five Great Mountains. It is located 120km from Xi'an. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Hua