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[Odinson]

NBC News Vice President Sinclair will make an announcement at 7:00 P.M. EST. Confidential sources from the White House say that he may make an endorsement for President. @NBCNews

 

[Odinson]

WashingtonPost BREAKING: Vice President Benjamin Valentine Sinclair has just announced that he will run for President as an Independent candidate. @WashingtonPost

 

[ManBear]

Polish Press Agency Exclusive look into the New Caledonia conflict and more by War Correspondent Dora Duda. More here @PolishPressAgency

 

[Bossza007]

Bangkok Post BREAKING: Thailand's Democratic Socialist Ideals Questioned as Minister Linked to Insurgency Support.
A leaked audio recording has cast a shadow over Thailand's reputation as a beacon of democratic socialism. Foreign Minister Surakiart Sathirathai is heard apparently offering ideological support to the Kanak Independence Movement in New Caledonia, a French territory. This development raises questions about Thailand's commitment to international stability and its relationships with European allies. @BangkokPost

Bangkok Post BREAKING: Government Confirms Intelligence Operation in New Caledonia, Coordinated with France.
In a surprising turn of events, the Thai government has confirmed the authenticity of a leaked audio recording featuring Foreign Minister Surakiart Sathirathai in conversation with a leader of the Kanak Independence Movement (KIM) in New Caledonia. Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra revealed in a press conference that the call was part of a coordinated intelligence operation with France, aimed at gathering crucial information about KIM's activities and intentions. @BangkokPost

 

[Jay]

Izvestia Russia's President offered his condolences to the Polish government following attacks in New Caledonia but stopped short of accusing Thailand of inciting unrest. Read more here. @Izvestia

 

[Bossza007]

Bangkok Post Following the stabilization of the Thai economic growth, the National Assembly has authorized the Republic Government and the Ministry of Defense to deploy remaining 22 multi-role guided-missile frigates of the Naval Expeditionary Group Two and Four, which are currently operating as part of Operation Blue Canvas where the location of all naval groups are available and updated to the public through its website. @BangkokPost

 

[Bossza007]

Bangkok Post The Thai Foreign Ministry has released a public statement regarding the latest setback in regional humanitarian effort surrounding New Caledonia here. @BangkokPost

 

[Owen]

Paul Bongiorno Seems like the Labor Party are continuing the policies of their predecessors! How could we forget those famous words uttered by former Prime Minister John Howard during the 2001 election campaign: "We will decide who comes to this country and the circumstances in which they come!" Hopefully we see the government announce a generous intake into Australia, the situation in New Caledonia is horrendous. @PaulBongiorno

 

[Basedcnt]

Anton Foljambe - National Democrats Party
Both the Australian government and New Zealand government are suckers for falling for the Thai 'refugee' lie! Those refugees are nothing but Thai infiltrators, who will do nothing but suck beautiful countries dry!
@NDP-NZ

 

[Odinson]

WashingtonPost Jackson Fitzgerald, Henry Sharp, and Benjamin Valentine Sinclair gather in Florida for the first 2004 presidential debate.@WashingtonPost

 

[Bossza007]

Bangkok Post
Thai-Led Evacuation of New Caledonia Marks Shift in Global Humanitarian Operations:
As the first wave of 8,500 evacuees from New Caledonia begin travelling toward New Zealand today, the world witnessed an unprecedented display of Thailand's growing influence in international humanitarian efforts. The Thai-led operation, involving a fleet of 21 naval vessels and 30 tactical transport helicopters, highlights the Southeast Asian nation's capacity to mobilize significant resources in response to global crises. @BangkokPost

Bangkok Post
Humanitarian Crisis or Power Play? Thailand's New Caledonia Intervention Raises Questions:
As Thai ships ferry thousands of refugees from New Caledonia, analysts debate the true motivations behind Thailand's massive humanitarian operation. While the Thai government cites a moral imperative to help, some see the move as a strategic expansion of Thailand's influence in the Pacific, potentially challenging traditional Western dominance in the region. @BangkokPost

 

[Basedcnt]

Anton Foljambe - National Democrats Party
What did I say! Mark this day as the final time of a free and prosperous New Zealand! Say NO to refugees! Say NO to Thai communism!
@NDP-NZ

 

[Jay]

Infowars.ru ? BREAKING: SVR Chief Leonid Petrovich Reshetnikov found DEAD in Moscow! ?? This is no accident—there’s a dark, hidden agenda at play! ??️‍?️ Deep state forces or foreign operatives behind this? We’re diving deep into the chaos! Stay tuned for the TRUTH they don’t want you to know! ??️‍♂️ @InfowarsRU

 

[Jay]

Infowars.nz ? Thailand allegedly sending REFUGEES to New Zealand! What’s the REAL agenda here? ?? Is this a covert operation to destabilize the Pacific or just another piece in the globalist scheme to replace White Christians? ?? Call your local representative and tell them No to Thailand!@InfowarsNZ

 

[Jay]

Infowars.nz ? Communist Thailand's actions are a threat to freedom-loving nations! ??➡️?? New Zealanders, it’s time to rise up against the global socialist agendas! ?✊ Don’t let your country be overrun! Defend your sovereignty and push back against this dangerous infiltration! ???️ @NDP-NZ @InfowarsNZ

 

[Jay]

President of Russia

Official Statement from the Kremlin:

It is with profound sadness that the President extends his deepest condolences to the Russian Public in the wake of the tragic death of Leonid Petrovich Reshetnikov. His passing is a significant loss to our nation and to all who had the privilege of working alongside him.

The Russian Government is conducting a thorough investigation into this matter to uncover the circumstances surrounding his death. We are committed to ensuring that justice is served and that the truth is brought to light.

During this difficult time, our thoughts and prayers are with the Reshetnikov family. The Kremlin hopes that all Russians will not use this opportunity for political gains and instead respect the grieving of the Reshetnikov family. It is our sincere hope that they find solace in the strength and solidarity of those who mourn alongside you.

Leonid Petrovich was a career KGB and SVR officer who served the Russian people honestly and truthfully. His contributions to our country made Russia safer. We will ensure that his dedication is remembered with the respect it so deeply deserves. @KremlinRussia_E

 

[Bossza007]

Bangkok Post
Thaksin's New Year Address Reaffirms Thailand's Global Socialist Leadership:
In a rousing speech that echoed across the bustling streets of Bangkok and reverberated around the world, Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra ushered in 2005 with a powerful reaffirmation of Thailand's position as the vanguard of global socialism. Standing before millions at the Democracy Monument, Thaksin's words painted a picture of a nation that has not only survived but thrived under its unique brand of democratic socialism, challenging long-held assumptions about economic systems and power structures. @BangkokPost

Bangkok Post
Thaksin Declares: 'The 21st Century Will Be the Century of Democratic Socialism:
In a bold proclamation that has sent ripples through global economic circles, Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra declared, "The 21st century will be the century of democratic socialism, and Thailand will be at the forefront of this global transformation." This audacious statement, delivered as part of his New Year's address, not only positions Thailand as a leading force in shaping the world's economic future but also throws down the gauntlet to capitalist nations, challenging the very foundations of the current global economic order. @BangkokPost

Bangkok Post
Capitalism Denies Us Democratic Rights Where They Matter Most,' Thaksin Asserts:
Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra struck at the heart of capitalist democracies in his New Year's speech, asserting that "Capitalism champions democracy but denies us democratic rights where they could make the most immediate impact—at our workplaces." This piercing critique of the disconnect between political and economic rights in capitalist societies has ignited fierce debates in boardrooms and union halls alike as workers and executives grapple with the implications of Thailand's alternative model. @BangkokPost

Bangkok Post
'Our Struggle Knows No Borders,' Thaksin Tells Global Working Class:
Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra's declaration that "our struggle knows no borders" has electrified labor movements across the globe. His call for international worker solidarity, delivered in a powerful New Year's address, has reinvigorated debates about globalization, labor rights, and economic systems, potentially reshaping the landscape of global politics and labor relations in the coming year. @BangkokPost

 

[Basedcnt]

HON. MARK BHURTON
The Royal New Zealand Air Force welcomes, into service, 6 C-130J-30 'Super Hercules' aircraft of 26SQN, based in Auckland. The New Zealand Defence Force wishes everyone a happy New Year!

@MinisterBhurton_NZ

 

[Jamie]

BBC News Cheers to 2005! The United Kingdom has rung in the New Year with lively celebrations across the country, here's to a bright year ahead! @BBC

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[Bossza007]

Bangkok Post
Historic UK-Thailand Talks Begin: A New Era for World Powers?:
In a momentous turn of events, high-ranking officials from the United Kingdom and Thailand have commenced talks in Bangkok, marking the first significant diplomatic engagement between the two World Powers in over two years. The meeting, shrouded in both optimism and caution, is expected to address the complex dynamics of their relationship, and potentially reshape the global political landscape. @BangkokPost