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smithinjapan
Man, the Thais throw out their leaders nearly as often as Japanese leaders quit their roles. At least the former people use people power to oust those who would not go otherwise.
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my2sense
I still think the revolution is coming there.
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Badsey
It is hard to fool the populace when you don't have the media penetration to do so. The elites will fail here and balance will return to normal. The corruption of the globalists must rebuild their forces once again.
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roomtemperature
I wonder why Smith turns this Thai political issue into a Japanese political issue.
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