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	I recommend that US Ambassador Kenney adds to her biography on the embassy&rsquo;s website that she loves double standards: one for normal people and one for VIPs. I also suggest that she mentions this on her Facebook page.</div>
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	Len Kneppers</div>
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	Pattaya</div>

Double standards at the US Embassy

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