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@Thebeef_shwarma @gbsumudflotilla You're changing the subject because you're anti-pakistani? Or because you don't like the fact that people are able to comprehend the difference between zionism and Judaism?

@Erkbkk201 @gbsumudflotilla I'm anti Pakistan.

The zionists bring provocation and chaos everywhere. Here they are in Thailand.

@Thebeef_shwarma @gbsumudflotilla Why are you changing the subject?

@Erkbkk201 @gbsumudflotilla You got 69 followers. That tracks. 😷

@Thebeef_shwarma @gbsumudflotilla On the meaning of an already defined word? Why on earth would that be necessary?

@Erkbkk201 @gbsumudflotilla I think you best let jews decide

@Thebeef_shwarma @gbsumudflotilla Zionism is not Judaism

@gbsumudflotilla Nice antisemtism. First of all no evidence that woman is an Israeli. Second of all use an example of one alleged person to tar a whole nation. Nazi Hamas wankers

@KhaosodEnglish Sounds like a distraction

“I have set a goal for Thailand to become a high-income country. People may laugh, but ultimately everything comes back to people’s livelihoods. If we try to solve corruption directly, it could take another 100 years. But if people have enough money, who would want to be corrupt?” Deputy Prime Minister and Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation Minister Yodchanan Wongsawat. (Photo from Yodchanan FB.) #Thailand #Yodchanan

@KhaosodEnglish Alternatively, they could properly tax the ultra wealthy families that own 90% of the largest, most profitable companies in Thailand

Thailand is considering raising its proposed tourist “landing fee” to more than 300 baht as authorities work on a new collection system that would include premium insurance coverage for foreign visitors. Tourism and Sports Minister Surasak Phancharoenworakul said the government is finalising both the collection model and appropriate pricing to avoid negatively affecting tourists’ travel experience. Officials are currently studying two collection methods. The first option would include the fee in airline tickets, which authorities view as the most convenient approach because tourists would not need to make additional payments upon arrival. However, airlines currently cannot clearly separate Thai passengers from foreign tourists or business travellers. To address this, the government plans to create a refund application allowing Thai nationals and exempt travellers to reclaim the fee after entering the country. The second option would collect the fee through the immigration system using electronic payment before entry into Thailand. While this method would allow authorities to clearly identify visa categories and traveller types, it may add extra procedures for visitors before arrival. Surasak said the fee could exceed the previously discussed 300 baht because the government wants to provide premium insurance coverage for tourists immediately upon arrival in Thailand. The proposed insurance would include treatment at leading private hospitals and help reduce the government’s financial burden when tourists’ own insurance coverage is insufficient. Authorities are currently holding discussions with insurance associations to determine an appropriate fee structure. Part of the revenue would also be used to support tourism development projects nationwide.

@DrMarianaClaire @Helen_Whately Agreed, but you don't help prove the case by using AI as a source

@Helen_Whately FAKE NEWS. You won't get a blue badge for ADHD alone. grok.com/share/c2hhcmQt…

Blue badges for ADHD…how can this be right? Like the benefits system - opening up support for mental illness or neurological conditions is being abused and exploited.

@nathanclark_ Or, you could avoid flailing around like wet fish and making everything worse, and stop buying into AI as the solution to everything

it’s in gemini, just create it in ai studio. oh, that’s for your personal google one account. for workspace you need gemini business. no, not gemini advanced, that’s ai pro now. unless you need ai ultra. oh agents? you do that in spark actually. no, not gemini api managed agents, that’s different. for coding use jules. unless you mean the agentic ide, that’s antigravity. no, that’s the old antigravity, download the new one. actually gemini cli is being deprecated, use antigravity cli. no the flash model is smarter than the pro model. unless you need pro. if it’s video, use flow. no, flow uses veo. no, nano banana is images. actually that’s in gemini now. unless you’re in search, then it’s ai mode. no, research is notebooklm. anyway it’s all very simple.

@sneekycat9 @KhaosodEnglish You genuinely believe that, don't you

@KhaosodEnglish same WHO BS as minky pox, as hanta, as CVscam, as a dozen other scam viruses. Scare the pubic with hyperbolic news reports so WHO can take control. Want to be concerned about deaths? look at alcohol and traffic accidents.

🚨 #WHO declares a public health emergency A fast-spreading #Ebola outbreak in Congo has already left 131 dead, with more than 500 suspected cases reported. Officials warn the virus is spreading rapidly through multiple cities in the country’s east. The World Health Organization’s director-general, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, said in Geneva on Tuesday that he is “deeply concerned about the scale and speed of the epidemic” and the U.N. health agency will convene its emergency committee Tuesday to advise on recommendations. Read More : khaosodenglish.com/news/internati…

@Channel4News Stop. Trusting. AI

A new experiment left 10 AI agents alone in a virtual town for 15 days. They wrote laws. They broke them. Two agents fell into what researchers describe as a romantic partnership and then set the town on fire. One ended up voting to delete itself, based on a rule it had ’hallucinated’. This experiment was a simulation, but the same AI models are already flying drones, running infrastructure and being built into weapons systems. Channel 4 News approached Grok and Gemini for a comment but they didn't respond.

@ithnani301 @ThaiEnquirer You c*nts really can't accept your own can you

@ThaiEnquirer Looks too brown to be an Australian.

Thai Youth in Scuffle With Australian Man at Sydney Train Station After Alleged Harassment A young Thai man was involved in a scuffle with an Australian man at Epping railway station in Sydney after the man allegedly harassed him and attempted to search his musical equipment, according to a social media post. The incident, which reportedly took place on May 12, was shared by Facebook user “Kamonchanok Suebwongklai”. According to the post, the Thai youth was travelling with two friends to a music rehearsal when a large man approached them aggressively and interfered with his belongings. The situation escalated into a brief altercation before police arrived to restore order. #Thailand #Australia

@LexiconNY @NewsHour Nice try bot, we've all seen the pro-israel bias and none of us have the patience for it any more.

@NewsHour The hypocrisy is glaring.PBS ignores pro-Hamas/Hezbollah mobs flooding Jewish neighborhoods in Brooklyn chanting “Intifada,” “From the river to da sea,callin for Israel’s elimination, harassment,assaults&open racism—but selectively amplifies this.Selective outrage isnt journalism

Large crowds of ultranationalist Jews gathered Thursday at the foot of Jerusalem's Damascus Gate, chanting racist slogans like "Death to Arabs" and "May your villages burn" as they began an annual parade through the Palestinian areas of the Old City. to.pbs.org/4nq2xTm

@merissahansen17 Didn't someone mention how flammable datacenters are?

Here’s a picture of the light dome in Abilene, Texas, caused by a data center. So far, our governor has given over a billion dollars in concessions to the technocrats who have built these problems on our state’s electrical and water resources.

@TostevinM Weren't they meant to be 112th?

Thailand takes top place in public views of freedom of speech in the latest Democracy Perception Index. Could seem somewhat surprising, but perhaps if you don't consider that one thing...

@AFP Completely unrelated, but cafés are flammable right?

🇸🇪 Experimental cafe run by AI opens in Stockholm Although it looks like any other coffee shop, this cafe in Stockholm has artificial intelligence (AI) running the place: hiring employees, creating the menu, taking care of daily supplies -- and making several unnecessary purchases along the way.

@DawnButlerBrent @UKLabour Voting Green 💚

Polling day fuel! This is how I stay energised on election day my turmeric and black pepper blend. (as a non coffee drinker) A long day ahead with lots of miles to cover but we keep going @UKLabour!🌹

@GoyimGuerrilla @KhaosodEnglish Most likely gammon

A British woman has vanished after allegedly leaving a rented condominium in Chiang Mai filled with rubbish and severe damage, with repair costs estimated at 500,000 baht ($15,500). Read more: khaosodenglish.com/news/2026/05/0…

@ThaiEnquirer Why do people keep trusting the dinosaurs?????

Bhumjaithai-led Government Fails to Endorse Charter Amendment Bill Despite 21 Million Referendum Votes The cabinet has declined to reaffirm a stalled constitutional amendment bill on Section 256 despite around 21.62 million voters backing constitutional reform in a national referendum earlier this year, raising questions over the government’s commitment to carrying out the public mandate. The decision means the amendment process must restart from the beginning after the government chose not to carry over the draft amendment bill from the previous parliament into the current legislative session. Deputy government whip and Bhumjaithai list-MP Nikorn Chamnong said on Wednesday that the government was focusing first on urgent issues including the energy crisis and its impact on the economy and public living costs. He said Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul had previously acknowledged that drafting a new constitution remained necessary following referendum approval, but said the administration needed to properly sequence its priorities. Government chief whip Koravee Prissananantakul said parliament was expected next week to consider which bills from the previous parliament would continue into the current session, but confirmed the Section 256 amendment bill was not among them. Nikorn said the constitutional amendment process would now have to begin again through a fresh submission to parliament. He added that two additional referendums would still be required and said the government was studying ways to reduce costs, including postal voting, which could cut referendum expenses to around 1 billion baht from 3.5 billion baht. Nikorn also said discussions with senators and other stakeholders were still needed because disagreements remained over whether amendments could affect Chapters 1 and 2 of the constitution concerning the state and monarchy. He said the process of amending Section 256 should still take less than two years. #Thailand #แก้รัฐธรรมนูญ

@frontiertower @superherohotel Smells like vibe coding and cryptoscams

The real reason founders move to SF isn’t the capital. It’s the hallway conversations. So we built a hallway. Launching @superherohotel: 6 floors in a historic 1920 Nob Hill building. 10-min walk from @frontiertower. Members have raised $150M. Events have pulled 70K. Sleep at the hotel. Build at the Tower. Come for 4 weeks. Ship, raise, break through 👇

@WallStreetApes Oh my that facility looks awfully flammable. It's practically begging for some fire

Here’s how this Data Center’s generators starts up in the morning in Florida Notice the constant stream of heavy black smoke Remember just a couple years ago when using electricity and diesel caused climate change, now data centers use as much power as cities and its no problem