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[ClitPurser]

Hawaiis 10 years behind the maindland on every thing.

Including roadway repair!

[Sidekick501]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...?ocid=msedgntp

With that legal development, we no longer need to ask, "where is she now?" Odds are she's making her way to Manhattan or is already there. It's going to be tough keeping what we have in town. If competition at NYC gets too intense, hopefully they'll return.

[Incogfilipino]

That sounds like a good idea kuya to use Malaysia as a hub base in asia. I admit the woman in Malaysia are pretty nice and they got some thick bodies some of them with big assets. You can check out xhamster or youporn to know what I mean. Must be nice mongering in Malaysia.
I agree with you on PH having bad healthcare its crappy for americans, Philhealth is crap. Also the PH is one of the worst places to stay as far as natural disasters, it is the epicenter of typhoons almost all yr round and the humid hot weather to go along with that. Having experienced the humid weather there, even at night is unpleasant and I know how it feels. Poor infrastructure and corrupt gov't doesn't make it any better. Although I like the PH and its woman, I wouldn't live there for more than 3-6 months at a time.
I forgot to say the sharia law is nothing compared to the middle east where they take it hardcore. Indonesia is another hub but don't know anything about that country and the woman are nice there too like malays. I wouldn't go there alone though.

The laws and violence in SEA aren't anything like US either. We got overload of mass shootings and racism in the US, you don't see news like that in SEA, even with corrupt police in Philippines / Thailand. Just buy a condo in Malaysia and then AirBNB a few months in Manila or Bangkok or whatever.

[Celsior0]

Malaysia isn't a bad place for permanent residency just so you have roots in the area. My thought process is that the healthcare is cheaper and infrastructure better than the Philippines, condos are just as cheap. I just plan to use KL as a base of operations, so I can hop between Bangkok and Manila and wherever else in Asia without issue. If I need to do a visa run, all I need to do is hop on a cheap AirAsia flight back to KL instead of flying back to the states or worrying about being stranded anywhere. It's a hub for Asia so not hard to get around cheaply from there. Outside of typhoon season, going to Manila would be good, then maybe rainy season in Bangkok when it is cheaper than the high season. I've been to Malaysia a few times now and I didn't think it was that bad at all, no one there was imposing any religion on me any more than anywhere else. The prayer calls in the city would be a little annoying but I would eventually get over that and I wouldn't be staying there the entire year anyway. The only thing that hits hard from the Muslim governance is alcohol taxes, but Thailand taxes high too. I'm not a drinker so that wouldn't bother me at all. Singapore didn't bother me at all and there is plenty of action in KL and Singapore. I never had issues, but I blend in pretty well.

It's not anywhere close to the Sharia law they have in the Middle East.

That sounds like a good idea kuya to use Malaysia as a hub base in asia. I admit the woman in Malaysia are pretty nice and they got some thick bodies some of them with big assets. You can check out xhamster or youporn to know what I mean. Must be nice mongering in Malaysia.
I agree with you on PH having bad healthcare its crappy for americans, Philhealth is crap. Also the PH is one of the worst places to stay as far as natural disasters, it is the epicenter of typhoons almost all yr round and the humid hot weather to go along with that. Having experienced the humid weather there, even at night is unpleasant and I know how it feels. Poor infrastructure and corrupt gov't doesn't make it any better. Although I like the PH and its woman, I wouldn't live there for more than 3-6 months at a time.
I forgot to say the sharia law is nothing compared to the middle east where they take it hardcore. Indonesia is another hub but don't know anything about that country and the woman are nice there too like malays. I wouldn't go there alone though.

[Incogfilipino]

Celsior0 your PMs are full, by the way.

[ShaqFu]

Whoa der, bro. This is a game changer. Even going dismiss all them historical cases.

Girls can go work in NY with no fear of either side--they can engage popo anytime shit hits the fan. Might work just fine to really bring down "trafficking", only time will tell.

Wonder if Hawaii even know this is happening? Put all them fake special interest out of business get zero funding, one can only hope.

Hawaiis 10 years behind the maindland on every thing.

[Incogfilipino]

SE country with officially "we support discrimination against non Malay, against non Muslim". Sharia law is imposed if your I'd name is Muslim. Once Muslim forever Muslim. Legally he can convert but not easy to live socially.

Most part of north, their legal law is sharia. Including strict adultery law.

Very any foreigner law. Though Malaysian, that country is always ready for deporting non Muslim or Chinese heritage.

They have night life of course. But be careful.

And clean and safe place there for foreigners (non Malay non Muslim) is so expensive. As like AOA condo. (Ok less than Hawaii's luxury condos).

Be nice. And respect, anyway it is Muslim dominant country. Do NOT be too American and do not think us navy seal will fly to save one American oldie who got caught with illegal Filipina prostitutes. Though big city like Kuala Lumpur, show your respect on their culture. In Muslim county.

Thats the reason why I wouldn't go to Malaysia or indonesia they are fukin crazy with their bs religion. Sharia law is no joke its an eye for an eye. Singapore is very strict too seems like a dictatorship. Americans get caught and setup sometimes in PH. If you send a girl money for pics or videos that can be used against the american. The police will charge you with sex trafficking and porn and cybersex trafficking. I heard of an american who was baited to go to the marriot hotel and he got arrested. You just got to be careful.

Malaysia isn't a bad place for permanent residency just so you have roots in the area. My thought process is that the healthcare is cheaper and infrastructure better than the Philippines, condos are just as cheap. I just plan to use KL as a base of operations, so I can hop between Bangkok and Manila and wherever else in Asia without issue. If I need to do a visa run, all I need to do is hop on a cheap AirAsia flight back to KL instead of flying back to the states or worrying about being stranded anywhere. It's a hub for Asia so not hard to get around cheaply from there. Outside of typhoon season, going to Manila would be good, then maybe rainy season in Bangkok when it is cheaper than the high season. I've been to Malaysia a few times now and I didn't think it was that bad at all, no one there was imposing any religion on me any more than anywhere else. The prayer calls in the city would be a little annoying but I would eventually get over that and I wouldn't be staying there the entire year anyway. The only thing that hits hard from the Muslim governance is alcohol taxes, but Thailand taxes high too. I'm not a drinker so that wouldn't bother me at all. Singapore didn't bother me at all and there is plenty of action in KL and Singapore. I never had issues, but I blend in pretty well.

It's not anywhere close to the Sharia law they have in the Middle East.

[Celsior0]

SE country with officially "we support discrimination against non Malay, against non Muslim". Sharia law is imposed if your I'd name is Muslim. Once Muslim forever Muslim. Legally he can convert but not easy to live socially.

Most part of north, their legal law is sharia. Including strict adultery law.

Very any foreigner law. Though Malaysian, that country is always ready for deporting non Muslim or Chinese heritage.

They have night life of course. But be careful.

And clean and safe place there for foreigners (non Malay non Muslim) is so expensive. As like AOA condo. (Ok less than Hawaii's luxury condos).

Be nice. And respect, anyway it is Muslim dominant country. Do NOT be too American and do not think us navy seal will fly to save one American oldie who got caught with illegal Filipina prostitutes. Though big city like Kuala Lumpur, show your respect on their culture. In Muslim county.

Thats the reason why I wouldn't go to Malaysia or indonesia they are fukin crazy with their bs religion. Sharia law is no joke its an eye for an eye. Singapore is very strict too seems like a dictatorship. Americans get caught and setup sometimes in PH. If you send a girl money for pics or videos that can be used against the american. The police will charge you with sex trafficking and porn and cybersex trafficking. I heard of an american who was baited to go to the marriot hotel and he got arrested. You just got to be careful.

[Celsior0]

Who was the lady that called owners wife or a room renter? And her hysteria she said stealing the car? But officer was standing by him? The officer with gun drawn is when the rage started? No aggression with first officer talking to him under light pole?

The girl was either the daughter of James or the illegal tenants. I call BS on that idiot hysterical girl screaming. She's a typical 'Karen' is what you call those people. Theres so many inconsistencies and questions and answers we would like to know about this case but we will only know when it comes to trial.

[Celsior0]

Yes very cheap only if he can survive as poor local ghettos can.

High crime, and it will be much worse when people find someone from so called rich countries.

Do not expect police will help for poor men from rich country who can not afford at least 3 K for safe lives. They will kick their inferiority (if you are a poor white male, their anger will be bigger).

South Africa, Guatemala, Philippines, India all. Poorer and poorer (higher and higher crime), it costed more and more if we are NOT local warrior who can take dirty bugs in soup and no AC in rain forest summer.

For safety and sanity, it costed a lot more than America. Of course ready for expensive emergency flight to richer country like south Korea, Singapore, japan when he is sudden my so sick and need intensive medical care.

There can we find decent job that can guarantee secured luxury condos for local riches? We know how rich Indian riches are, how much SE no brained son of super rich could spend for one night pleasure. American may be the cheapest for American who can not get jobs there.

We are welcomed only while we are still useful. Struggling foreign old men will be nothing but Rohingya refugees there.

I not into south america or africa, those places are way more dangerous than Philippines. Who in their right mind would live in Africa. Are you local from hawaii? Many hawaii guys like going to PH or thailand. As I mentioned before everything is more expensive in the PH except labor. America is more expensive in labor. Did u know a damn iPhone 12 Pro Max is $1700 in PH over here its $1400. That's an insane markup and why rip-off the filipinos I dont understand why phones are higher there where they dont even make $1000 a month. For us americans its ok to live there if you have residual income.
I have no idea how the local population survives in PH but they get by. They are survivors I respect that.

[Redneck 1]

What a sham. This dude would've never got a free and fair trial as guaranteed by constitutional law to all Americans. Regardless of facts he was already tried and convicted by the public and media outpouring demanding Chauvin to be found guilty or else.

Personally, I think Chauvin didn't receive the fair trial to which a defendant is constitutionally entitled (regardless of whether the prosecution's evidence is strong or weak). The jurors, who were residents of that area, would obviously know that if Chauvin was acquitted on all charges or even on the murder charges, the Minneapolis area would be in chaos with violent riots, damage to private and public property, arson, looting, and all the other behavior of furious protestors. Improper inflammatory statements by Representative Maxine Waters added to the problem. Notably, the trial judge denied the defense's pretrial motion for a change of venue. Here's the opinion of Alan Dershowitz, emeritus professor of law from Harvard Law School:

President Joe Biden, in his comments following the guilty verdicts in the Chauvin case, correctly pointed out that the jury was "under extraordinary pressure". This pressure came from the realization that if the jury failed to convict on the highest charges of murder, there would be violence in the streets. Every big-city police chief and mayor understood this reality and prepared for it. Yet, we are supposed to assume that the 12 jurors who convicted Chauvin of all the charges were not influenced by this obvious reality. The judge, who made an unconstitutional decision not to sequester the jurors, himself acknowledged that Congresswoman Maxine Waters had given the defense an appellate issue due to the statements she made before the judge finally sequestered the jury.

The American people can have no confidence that this jury verdict was not tainted by the threats of violence made outside the courthouse. Those threats almost certainly seeped into the jury room. American justice, and in particular our system of trial by jury, cannot survive if jurors are under "extraordinary pressure" to render verdicts that reduce the threat of outside violence. Trial by jury is a fragile institution that requires jurors to be insulated from external pressures. The judge in the Chauvin case recognized that jurors could well be influenced by the danger they might face if they rendered an unpopular verdict: He took the unusual step of keeping the jurors' names secret. This sent a message to jurors that publicizing their names might endanger their safety. Yet the media provided demographic profiles of these jurors nonetheless, clearly allowing them to be identified by friends and neighbors.

Not only did the judge refuse to sequester the jurors, he also gave them inadequate instructions about listening to outside sources. He repeatedly told them not to watch "the news". But television news is not the only source of information in the modern age. The vast majority of people get their information from other sources, such as the internet, podcasts, radio and television shows that are not necessarily "the news". There are also myriad personal contacts with friends and family members.

[LocaLoppa]

Whoa der, bro. This is a game changer. Even going dismiss all them historical cases.

Girls can go work in NY with no fear of either side--they can engage popo anytime shit hits the fan. Might work just fine to really bring down "trafficking", only time will tell.

Wonder if Hawaii even know this is happening? Put all them fake special interest out of business get zero funding, one can only hope.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...?ocid=msedgntp

[TrialnError]

Glad he took down that tweet about the cop who saved the girls life. Hope the cop doesn't get fired or harassed though. LJ needs to cool it with the know it all attitude.

[ShaqFu]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...?ocid=msedgntp

[Prudential808]

The issue with Philippines is poor infrastructure, poor health care, and also getting hit by typhoons often. Retirement visa / permanent residency is far easier and cheaper than Thailand, but real estate is similar. Makati and BGC areas have some absurd pricing, just like certain parts of Bangkok. Other provinces not as bad for housing, but are worse in other areas. Cost of living is one thing, but getting older and needing health care and stability, I don't think I would live in the Philippines full time. Malaysia is awesome though, slightly more expensive for food, but everything is top notch in Kuala Lumpur. Personally, I'll probably end up in Malaysia or Thailand with trips to the Philippines.

SE country with officially "we support discrimination against non Malay, against non Muslim". Sharia law is imposed if your I'd name is Muslim. Once Muslim forever Muslim. Legally he can convert but not easy to live socially.

Most part of north, their legal law is sharia. Including strict adultery law.

Very any foreigner law. Though Malaysian, that country is always ready for deporting non Muslim or Chinese heritage.

They have night life of course. But be careful.

And clean and safe place there for foreigners (non Malay non Muslim) is so expensive. As like AOA condo. (Ok less than Hawaii's luxury condos).

Be nice. And respect, anyway it is Muslim dominant country. Do NOT be too American and do not think us navy seal will fly to save one American oldie who got caught with illegal Filipina prostitutes. Though big city like Kuala Lumpur, show your respect on their culture. In Muslim county.