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23 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:Are you talking about Thailand?
Yes, Thailand has a lot of laws, like many other countries. And there are more and more laws just like many other countries.
The big difference is still that many laws are not enforced in Thailand. So in a way there is still a lot of freedom.
Personally I think the Thai government made the right decision when they closed the country. And I hope they will make sure no Covid infected people will come into Thailand for the foreseeable future. Is that bad for busyness? Sure? But let's look at the alternative. The USA is a prime example how not to do it.
Do you really think that destroying thousands of businesses, and millions of incomes, is worth saving a few hundred lives? I don't see it.
You think that this will end soon and things will return to normal. I don't see it. I would love for you to be right. But this is not about the virus, this is a global attack on human freedoms. If I am right, the shutdowns will continue into next year.
As for the US, again lots of distortion there. Doctors are saying that every test they have been taking in the last two weeks is coming back positive. Social distancing, and stupid masks are supposed to slow down infection spreading. Mainstream media is only talking about number of infections, but now completely ignore the fatalities which are dropping quickly and at the lowest levels since this early outbreak. Here is a stat showing just how poorly the US is doing, compared to other countries. You won't see this in the news.- 2
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1 minute ago, Aeiou7 said:
I am usually not a conspiracy theorist believing in all kind of weird nonsense about hidden government agendas and I do think that the Thai government has generally done a great job in containing Covid-19, no matter if covidiots get that or (more likely) not.
But I definitely see a possibility that the current Thai governments (national and provincial) are abusing their newly acquired powers to crack down on the sex industry here. Go-go-bars that don't survive might be seen as a big success by them. Of course, I am just speculating here and not accusing anyone in power of any wrongdoings. ????How much do you want to bet that it's a self-righteous spinster wife, behind a cucked husband politician, that is making a lot of these decisions?
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This goes way beyond GO GO bars. Everyday more and more regulations. There are people, whom I can't name, that only care about power. This isn't about safety, it's about tyranny at its heart.
Whenever people used to ask me, 'Why do I love Thailand?"I answered, "Because of the freedom"
Those days are now gone.
People think that things will return to normal. I don't think so. It is very difficult to unring that bell.
How often do you see governments get rid of laws? Almost never, they just keep adding more and more.
On the surface the reasons always sound like good ideas. But rarely are all the angles considered. Anymore, whoever screams the loudest in the controlled media, gets what they want. And these are usually the most emotionally unhinged, irrational, idiots you could meet.
I cannot believe how quickly a few people can destroy a country.
Shutting down a whole country indefinitely because the WHO says to do it? For a fatality rate of 0.0000002? More people die from tripping on stairs, a lot more. Way more people die from a head cold. Why don't you just make death illegal?
Just 7 years ago, people were outspoken and took a stand for their political beliefs. Now there is silence, and pent up frustration.
It is very sad to watch this happen.
Live and let live. A few simple principles to guide us is a far better solution, than a million DO NOT's. If you give up you liberty, for safety, then you don't deserve either. I will take dangerous freedom over being safe every time.- 13
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I have watched those monkeys, they are way faster then people. This isn't for show. And climbing those tall trees in incredibly dangerous. Also it is cheaper. So if you get rid of the monkeys, more people will fall, less people will pay to get their trees picked, and more coconuts will fall without warning also creating another danger. This is pure BS, once again being pushed by leftists who want to regulate away every single freedom they can think of to satisfy their distorted beliefs.
Everytime we give in to these control freaks, we lose more and more.
Do this and watch the price of coconut products to go up, sales will go down.
And to top it off, if they go down this route, what is the first thing people who own these monkeys will do?
They lost the money to feed them... So there is a good chance that they will kill them. How humane.
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Prepare for the worst and pray for the best. The one thing you can count on from the Chinese is not giving the real numbers
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How dare these foreigners bring lots of paying tourists and business to Thailand! Let's not talk to them and sell the permit to them, instead we will send them to jail and courts where they will be guilty until proven innocent. Then they will pay big money for not understanding our very difficult to understand system of payola.
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Too many have been brainwashed by all their heavy propaganda. I don’t see it happening for 5-10 years.
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The first big trials in the U.S. as a result of the massive Panama Papers leak, will begin in January 2020. Some other countries have already been having trials. This movie is an attempt to get ahead of the story by creating their own narrative. The real thing is much much bigger than anything they will put into a simple movie and involves names of some really big whales. This will take a few years to fully unravel.
The original name: The Laundromat
Director: Steven Soderbergh
Duration: 96 min.
Cast: Meryl Streep, Gary Oldman, Antonio Banderas, David Schwimmer, Alex Pettyfer, Will Forte, James Cromwell, Matthias Schoenaerts, Nonso Anozie, Melissa Rauch, Robert Patrick, Jeffrey Wright, Amy Louise Pemberton, Chris Parnell
Genre: Drama
Country: USA
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Why is Tai Airways the Only Airline to do this if it soooo dangerous? If you know anything about batteries, they only get hot and dangerous if using and charging. I would be a lot more concerned with smart phones and cheap chargers!
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First steps towards a monopoly? Good to see that they are blending the two cannabinoids. Different theories are out there as to the proportions of CBD to THC, for effectiveness.
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They finally left? Is it safe to come back to Chiang Mai now?
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While they are busy snooping in our business, Can they also take a look into Thai spouses stealing expats money?
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A friend put some funds into Facebook currency, then three days later he got a message telling him that he had violated Facebook policies and he wouldn’t be able to access his money for 2 months!
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If they don’t know who they were, and never talk to them, Then how in the hell do they know that they were drunk?
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If you listen to the speech, is about unifying and creating national identity, if you just watch the mainstream media talk about the speech it’s all about dividing the people. Ask yourself, who is really responsible for dividing the American people?
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Wait a second.... Malaria has always been drug resistant. What kind of bs is this headline? Is it a prelude to some new vaccine like the dengue vaccine? That worked out real well!!!
Let me be clear, drugs are pharmaceuticals controlled by copyrighted substances, while natural medicine and cures remain solutions outside of monopolized products
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Maybe he will take the GaGa defense and claim he is just honoring those wonderful Thai copycat watchmakers.
And what's up with the purple silk? Don't look like no general
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A pink taxi would be an easy way to get lost in the crowd, if it didn't have bullet holes.
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So his lawyer could show up alone to represent him? If they decide to indict him, then there is nothing to stop him from leaving the country.
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https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2013/jun/21/gchq-cables-secret-world-communications-nsa
Here is a quote from the article-
GCHQ and the NSA are consequently able to access and process vast quantities of communications between entirely innocent people, as well as targeted suspects.
This includes recordings of phone calls, the content of email messages, entries on Facebook and the history of any internet user's access to websites – all of which is deemed legal, even though the warrant system was supposed to limit interception to a specified range of targets.
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After the locals cut it, this would have probably come to 10 kg.
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9 hours ago, maxpower said:
Unfortunately my wife says that the Thai here isn't good, difficult to comprehend. Can anyone suggest a better article? I fear that the lack of any decent journalism on this subject is why Thais are still in the dark as to the dangers of chemicals in skin care products. It is so frustrating to try to convince them of the clear dangers when they are in denial of facts that are simply words of a farang or husband.
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Can anyone recommend a link of this subject written inThai? I need to show this to many people.
Thai public health minister says alcohol and parties should not be part of Songkran, focus should be on tradition and religion
in Thailand News
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I know this may be slightly off-topic, but I am having trouble with this new system finding the latest news about requirements for people coming to Thailand. My Thai wife And I are having a disagreement. She is telling me that you must have a vaccine to come to Thailand for both foreigners and Thais. And that a digitalI ID is required in most shops now.
I have been looking at the government website and I don’t see rules like this at all. She says her cousin in the tourist police just telling her this. She said the government website is not correct.
Can anybody help point me in the right direction so I can know what is going on?