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Why aren't private people putting solar panels on the roof? I know it is a hassle if you want to register them correctly....but it is Thailand....you just do it and don't register it. Putting enough solar panels to run 1-2 airconditions is easy to do, pays itself in 3 years.

not a technician, I think.....you don't steal engine plans and just build it....it is not like copy Microsoft Office.

more socialist action instead of having cheap energy

nice...that is an indication of good economic

Friend of mine took Ivermectin during Covid.....before he had a ball like belly. After he felt much better, lost 20 kg, looks much fitter....He thinks he had parasites that got away with the Ivermectin.....But I didn't want to hear too many details????

Thailand is, or at least was a few weeks ago, full with Russian tourists. And they often can't speak English. If I would work in tourism I would want to learn some Russian words....But I guess not easy to market that to hotels.

not that I know of....

yes technically it is war weapons, but I imagine something a bit more serious...that is less than the average Texan man has in his pickup

And Russia is not a neighboring country

I would stay illegal, but that is easily said if you have money. If you are out of money and no place to stay it gets bad

Thailand is hot, but there are raw meat dishes in Europe. I ate once 1kg raw beef....no problem at all, not even heavy in the stomach....we are made for that as it seems

Strangely all removed from Lazada and Shopee...I bought it there without problems before. A friend of mine felt much better after using it when he suspected he has something living inside him....Was like 30 Baht for 100 pills

And interestingly Turkey does not want to take them as well.....And Thailand is not really on the way if they want to escape to Turkey. But OK it could have been that they wanted to go to Malaysia

And don't forget Uyghurs were bombing in Bangkok that made Thailand surely less welcoming.

Bleeding hearts human rights groups job is not to help detained people. It is to collect money to pay their managers salaries. There is a book, I think from one of the first founder of Greenpeace, about how these groups start with good intentions, and than all get taken over and get full commercial with new management. Surely the same with human right groups...the stories after the Tsunami were also bad

What is the difference if you crawl in the dirt or if you deliver ice for the company of the general? Both cases is the same slavery.

And the most people in the country....

you conveniently leave out that also almost all parties in parliament voted for him (19 parties) and that in almost all the polls before election he was the preferred prime minister (both from your link). So if everyone want him, it is logic that the senators also vote for him, and not for the nominee of a criminal on the run. But you are right these senator construction is not very democratic....still he got the most votes, got a big coalition of support....it is democratic. If the people don't agree they'll not vote for him again. We'll see

Did you miss the last election where this PM got the most votes? Now he is caretaker but he is as much elected as possible in Thailand (you vote for parties not PMs)

That law was long before him....many of the strange Alcohol came from Thaksin. Some predate him but were previously never enforced

Everyone but the true believer who wouldn't do this sin anyway

Well Thailand has plenty of gas in themself. So theoretical if it is true (which I would not be sure) they could do without gas imports.

Of course it is the same...privatization worked on phone lines, on mobile phone on internet lines, even that is not a complete privatization. But prices dropped like 90% everywhere the privatized state own phone.

Therefore the life in the Soviet Union was a paradise without private companies and in the west we had nothing? Yes profit, but as soon as you add too much another company will offer it cheaper, so you have a permanent fight for the customer and cheaper production solution. That why modern electronic that isn't high end costs almost nothing. How much would a TV cost if there is just one state owned factory?

Yes it is a huge investment, but it is safe energy for 50, they speak already about 80 years on the new plants. And all the world is building them. Poland alone is planning 6 new nuclear power plants to replace their coal plants. Since a long time the spent fuel rods can be recycled it is not the 1980s anymore. It is by far the cheapest source of electric and it produces almost no CO2. We can't increase electric consumption (Aircons, electric cars), don't build power plants, close coal power plants and complain about increasing prices. Either prices are high so industry goes into other countries and normal people can't have airconditions, or we build coal power plants (I don't know if Thailand has coal domestic) or we build nuclear power plants. Only problem is that no one want to have it close to their land. I wouldn't want it in my neighborhood. But I wouldn't want a coal power plant in my neighborhood as well.