Steph
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He's a man of culture and a true warrior for the future of Switzerland 🇨🇭 we share a similar vision for our country - prosperous, free from EU(pstein) tyranny, pro-business and pro-family.
Only when we strengthen the family - the bedrock of society - we have a strong nation.
Lord Y. Fouzi 🇲🇾🇨🇭@yaminfouzi
Good conversations and cigar with @rimoldi - for a free Switzerland 🇨🇭
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@msogaard @SimonHoiberg hehe yeah ofc the proofs will come but it moves slow. You cant game it.
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@SimonHoiberg Thanks for the advice! Has there been any burden having to provide “proof” to the canton you are living in that your business is operating in Zug? Also, Obwalden looks amazing, congrats on the new place and enjoy!
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@kunley_drukpa thats not really possible and also far from being desired, esp if that population has more money than the locals and doesnt mooch the socials.
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One solution to the ‘Migration Question’ in the C21st is to reverse recent migration and then just lock everybody in place… but it is a truism that history is a story of migration and it would probably be politically difficult to sustain that ‘no freedom of movement’ model indefinitely. Another solution might be to re-think slightly what a nation state is, what it is for and how different rights are conferred to different categories of citizens. Something like this ‘fairly’ and ‘symmetrically’ internationally applied would re-open up the world in many interesting ways too…
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If it becomes politically impossible to ‘Sakoku Jidai’ / permanently close-off countries from migration because of eg the invention of the airplane instead of every country just devolving into Canada better to have equal opportunity controlled non-citizen populations like Dubai
ɖʀʊӄքǟ ӄʊռʟɛʏ 🇧🇹🇹🇩@kunley_drukpa
Thais will hate it but Thailand like Bali and the UAE can become one of first proper post-national states; what equal opportunity ‘no borders for decent human capital’ taken to its logical conclusion looks like ie legacy national culture and a large non-citizen ‘expat’ population
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This CAN'T be serious!?
You do realize there are global content types beyond politics, right?
This is a mistake that will ruin the nature of X. Please revert it before it’s too late.
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@davidicke but why is that needed if anything is controlled by demons?
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The long-time Cult goal has been to move global power eastwards to China, Russia and India. Just saying.
Nathan Livingstone (MilkBarTV)@TheMilkBarTV
Tucker Carlson's MASSIVE FLIP-FLOP on China: From being a threat that should be 'isolated' in 2023 - to saying America should 'share power' with the CCP in 2026.
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@AdameMedia cmon thats unneeded sensationalism.
guess what: the power of the state comes out of the barrel of a gun. He just speaks that part out. Its not like others wont hesitate to do the same.
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@phmay_sg @CleansedTweets i wonder about that too, esp given Malaysia offering 90 days. Why dont they have the same issues?
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@CleansedTweets How does a shortening of the tourist visa from 60 to 30 days address these (often legitimate) complaints? These tourists usually stay much less than 30 days anyway. So a shortening has no effect.
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Thailand is considering shortening the tourist visa from 60 days to 30 days due to widespread frustration with tourist behaviour.
Main complaints by nationality by Thais:
Chinese tourists: Travel in large, loud groups,
often rude and disrespectful.
Refuse Thai food, only eat Chinese cuisine.
Frequent littering and ignoring religious site rules.
Indian tourists: Large groups that litter beaches.
Loud public behaviour. Aggressive haggling. Refuse to follow venue rules. Dominant presence in sex tourism areas like Pattaya. Low spending compared to other tourists. Many working illegally. Hygiene issues.
Russian tourists: Drunken, disruptive behaviour. Shirtless in public. Fighting and rowdy antics
Sense of entitlement. Working illegally.
Israeli tourists: Strong sense of entitlement. Unpaid bills. Public intoxication. Aggressive and disrespectful behaviour.
British tourists: Stag and hen night culture. Blackout drinking. Shirtless in public. Bar fights and disorderly conduct.
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@seftonhanley @Boyychaaa ....which i do. but again these are not the worst, but there are much worse out there.
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@Steph03012009 @Boyychaaa "at least that confined to that remote island"
Except they are not.. Its almost every island, Lipe, PhiPhi, Samui, KPG, Tao, Samet, Phuket, etc etc etc etc..
If you find one where it isnt swamped by mass tourism, you would do well to keep it to yourself.
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@aruvinchan well idk but this game was kinda best when i was broke and young haha. everyone is kinda lying anyway so it doesnt matter.
Success didnt gave the boost i suspected it would.
Maybe being a billionaire would change it?
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I hate to say this, but I don't think I'd have the same confidence roaming around a US city vs. Spanish city meeting girls.
If I enter a room in the US, I'm a nobody.
Every guy mogs me financially and career-wise.
Can you imagine walking into a social event in NYC or SF?
You'd get mogged to death before you can say "hi."
There are guys walking around in there who make in a day what you make in a year.
Everyone is asking "what do you do," not out of genuine curiosity, but to immediately determine how important, useful, or relevant you are, and therefore how much respect to accord to you and how much weight to place on your opinions.
If I enter a room in Spain, and I bump into other dudes, I know there's a >90% chance I mog them financially (even in an expat-heavy city like BCN).
The income statistics are public and known, and I know the figure on my annual tax return.
Nobody talks about money; nobody really cares.
But it affects your internal confidence, your private self-talk.
Whether we admit it or not, we look down on people poorer than us.
Frame cannot be based on delusional and obstinate self-belief -- that doesn't work.
It must be based on hard evidence, past successes, social proof, and real accomplishments.
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GrapheneOS will remain usable by anyone around the world without requiring personal information, identification or an account. GrapheneOS and our services will remain available internationally. If GrapheneOS devices can't be sold in a region due to their regulations, so be it.
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@WaifuverseAI such bs lol. its a communist shuthole, thats why nothing works. Its not hard to understand.
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They are using Cuba to test how the rest of the world will react. This is going to be everyone soon.
Stew Peters@realstewpeters
Cuba’s lights are all off. Totally dark.
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@seftonhanley @Boyychaaa well if that western tourism was the worst... at least that confined to that remote island.
theres another layers which makes me return less frequently than i otherwise would.
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The pursuit of mass tourism is killing off the appeals of Thailand. So many parts are now just swamped in western tourism. 😢
How can Thailand find a way to be less dependant on tourist income and reduce arrivals ? It means sacrificing GDP and income to keep some parts of the country traditionally Thai.
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@aka_Lethal @DrJesseMorse theres medical leak from jobs file... its deep.
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@DrJesseMorse Brother, I don't think anybody born after 1970 knows who that is. Some people get lucky. Kind of like cancer. Some people receive treatment and get better. Some people receive treatment and die. Steve Jobs died from cancer when he was one of the richest men in the world. Happens.
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Dying from cancer at 43, especially with ‘all the money in the worlds’ isn’t normal.
If you don’t realize how big of a problem we have with the skyrocketing cancer rates in early adults, then you need to wake up!!!
Pop Base@PopBase
Leonid Radvinsky, owner of OnlyFans, has died at the age of 43.
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If you are young get your ass to Vietnam. Learn the language. Try and get on the property ladder.
It’s my #1 advice for nomad capitalists.
I moved to China in 1998 so I walked the walk.
(China is still good but you are up against people in your generation that will run circles around you.)
Dan Collins@DanCollins2011
Vietnam is rising. One of my friends just put $100m in a plant there. They built it in 6 months. Like China does. Smart, hard working people. Vietnam will be a mini-China circa 2015. Won’t lead on tech like China but will become a massive exporter powerhouse. Will be interesting in local SE Asia politics as Vietnam becomes a regional superpower.
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@mattforney huh is there a perception of indians being law abiding out there?
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The Indian actually gets it right: tons of Indians and Africans were flying to El Salvador and then entering the U.S. illegally. (Again, exploding the myth that Indians are "law-abiding.") The entry fee was implemented to end that.
DEI: Deport Every Indian.
Right Angle News Network@Rightanglenews
BREAKING - Indians and Africans attempting to enter El Salvador are now shocked to learn that the country is imposing a $1,300 “airport improvement fee” before granting them entry, with one Indian man so mad he is telling fellow Indians not to travel there.
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@wander_investor this cannot come fast enough. i prepare a nice 🍾 for the day it happens.
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The EU is gradually falling apart. First slowly, and then it’ll happen all of a sudden.
The countdown has started.
World of Statistics@stats_feed
🇸🇰 Slovakia has introduced higher diesel prices for foreign drivers at petrol stations after Prime Minister Robert Fico accused “fuel tourists” from Poland of draining local supplies.
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@aruvinchan yeah mexicans are chill and nice mostly. i cant say much bad things.
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If Southeast Asia is any indication we could be facing the biggest lockdown in history due to an energy crisis. Remember COVID was a dry run for their real plan.
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