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Many it will secure the flow of money from the dope shops

Thailand is full of self interest, from top to bottom, but it's not alone, the whole world is, and it's getting worse, but I would still prefer Thailand, not to many regulations, but that's getting worse .

The THC isn't controlled, so organized crime will have a hand in this, they must have thought Xmas came to their doorstep, it's making certain people filthy rich, just as casino's will, and the nation will get sicker, the poor will become poorer and crime will get worse and worse, casino's changed NZ,crime increased, drug use is out of control, does Thailand think this wont happen, it's only about money.

If the victim was kicked in the back and was a Dr, then he would be deported

Feasible.

Obviously you are obsessed with paranoia, try giving up the smoke, you might feel better

I think your reading things into my comments, I have never mentioned poisoning, maybe check the THC of whatever your smoking

<Red Bull, racing teem, a pardon for the brat???

The fuel is dirty, my Isuzu d max smoked in Thailand but when I exported it to nz, it runs with no smoke very clear and clean, Thai diesel is dirty.

I think the governments idea of quality tourists is gambler's who will flock to Thailand when they build casino's, from China, and Malaysia. What a basket case Thailand has become, dope shops everywhere, children smoking gunga,Russians hiding in Pattaya from the war,running crime, people jumping out of hotels, and now people beaten up in hua hin for bumping into a drunk Thai gangster who was probably on more than alcohol. And not to forget bodies washing up on the beaches regularly now. Oh I probably should have said bumping into a drunk bunch of Thai thugs, never used to happen in Hua Hin, but now crime is on the increase, NZ no exception, yesterday a jewelry shop was rammed and one of the owners bashed over the head with a hammer, he's in serious condition, shops being ram raided every day, since the pandemic the world has gone mad.

Sounds about right.

There must be millions of Bhat in those collection boxes at the main tourist attraction temples, costs a lot to maintain them, I think basically the monks do a great job, some might wonder off the road but very few.

The science is it causes paranoia, but you seem to think that just because you can smoke it, everybody else will not get paranoia, and just because it's legal medically, does not negate the fact that it causes paranoia, Anutin would like to give you a job.

There is no difference if it's legal or not, it's a drug that makes some people paranoid, I know many people throughout my life who never touch it for that reason, and I have many friends who smoked it from young age and still do, a few of them suffered dementia, but who knows if dope causes that, but it sure as hell causes paranoia in many.

It's well known cannabis causes paranoia in many people, sometimes severe, but many can smoke it without having that effect, so don't smoke it if it makes you paranoid, common sense.

Put them 3 together and you have complete nutters

Nil,just told to employ Burmese.

It's a takeover of small restaurants incognito

Clue number 1, not handing over Brown paper bag, please feel free to add more

Pawn shops will appear everywhere, Thais will sell their gold first, then borrow money, steal their mothers land ect ect, on a much larger scale than ever b4.

I heard a rumour that they are also going to install bungie cords on Hotel balconies, free.

My friend had his visa renewed in the sticks office easily with a, guess what, for years, sadly just passed away.

Not to mention that it may cause riots and a new military takeover. I think Thaksins case will be dismissed and move forward will survive, hopefully.

Were they robbing it, or were they trying to get rid of it??????

Casino's will put the icing on the cake. Just a few opening in NZ have screwed up peoples lives big time, just about all the Thai's I know in NZ have had problems with gambling, most still do, slot machines also have ruined people and it continues to be a major problem in NZ