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Cheating in the Thasi education system s as endemic as giving the police a couple of hundred baht for jumping a red light. Maybe people can remember when a certain prime ministers son was caught cheating. The crux was not that he was cheating but was caught and that those who caught him, ousted him out.
Its like the childish losing face concept and deformation. It belongs in a previous century.
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20 hours ago, webfact said:
He is completely innocent of any wrong doing and will therefore not be recommended by the sub committee for further action at the main committee of the NACC, reported Thai PBS.
Prawit is completely clean.
Give him a another watch for the inconvenience.
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I have a cure for everyone. Laughter. Just read the daily/weekly TAT tourist numbers that they expect and you will be cured for sure.????
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1 hour ago, webfact said:Thailand’s and the Ministry of Public Health’s competence and the situational response was at a very good level according to the guidelines’ 7 key components such as leadership, management, manpower, medicines, medical supplies, vaccines, service systems, participation of various sectors.
Patting themselves on their back again. many others would disagree with this statement.
It was expected to gradually improve and would become endemic in early July 2022.
Whilst most of the modern world gets on with life and has made it endemic already. I supposed we should expect a delay in the obvious.
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5 hours ago, webfact said:The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) aims to attract 10 million foreign tourists, mostly from ASEAN countries, in 2022 to revive global and domestic tourism industries.
Why not make it 100 million. ???? You have no chance of coming close to either. My daily stomach exercise provided by the TAT.
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3 hours ago, webfact said:
Thailand’s property market showed signs of recovery after two years of Covid-impacted earnings with several of the country’s top developers predicting a better fiscal year 2022 after a lacklustre 2021.
Totally misleading article and headline when the crux of the message is that it is predicted by the top developers.
Sacks of desperation once again.
I can't wait to see next weeks 'hopium" headline.
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27 minutes ago, NanaSomchai said:
Also it's not limited to Facebook pages, twitter accounts, VK profiles and other well known blogging sites, nor it is limited to the UK.
Let me introduce you to Bjørn Lisd*rf, or simply Bjorn, is a Danish former YouTuber, live streamer, and internet personality.
https://youtube.fandom.com/wiki/Bjorn_TV
Basically this guy is married to a Thai woman whom he travels the World with, live streaming "worthless trashy content" from Denmark but also most notably the USA, Thailand, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands, all that while receiving a Danish Disability pension along with the equivalent of Universal Credit for unemployment.
During 2015 he was reported to the Danish authorities by one of his livestreaming competitors (presumed), shortly after the tipping, the Danish authorities carried a thoughtful investigation resulting in stripping him from his disability pension, his unemployment pension, but also forced him to reimbursed the ill-gotten funds as he was sentenced to 3 months of jail time for having committed a benefits fraud.
After serving his 3 months of jail sentence, as he got out the revenue service launched then a separate and second investigation based on the allegations that during these livestreams he was getting substantial donations and tips from it's viewers. While the amounts were ridiculously low (we're not even talking of 300£ per month in donations here), it was still considered as palatable income. Income which he failed to declare to the Danish tax office, so he was forced to pay some taxes on these donations with you guessed it... hefty fines and penalties for 1) failing to declare income and 2) overdue payments.
While this case may seem rather extreme, it should serve as a reminder that committing benefit fraud, pension fraud is never risk free and should you get caught, well... it rarely ends well.
In all and all, what prevails here is discretion, at all times.
Thanks for that. Interesting read. I am not Danish. I also am not suggesting I would be committing any fraud at all. Discretion is always important and i tell nobody nothing, always have lived that way.
But if you feel that you want to "dob me in' go ahead. Assuming you know who I am, when I will claim my state pension, if at all. Where I will be living. I could go on and on. ????
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6 minutes ago, NanaSomchai said:
The DWP has acquired a bot software from an Israeli firm which scrapes facebook pages, twitter accounts, VK pages, search metadata, etc to gather proof you are a law breaker
I knew there was a reason not for using these, besides they waste valuable time and leave a carbon footprint.
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1 hour ago, webfact said:The Thai government has planned to revive tourism initially by attracting about one million tourists from the Middle East to travel to Thailand by the end of 2022, the deputy government spokesperson revealed today, February 27th.
My daily laughter medicine. I can always rely on you to exercise my obliques. Unless they remove the idiotic restrictions even the Saudis won't be coming in that number.
It would be amazing if the Thai media would actually challenge and call out those, who make these ridiculous claims, and question where they come up with the figures. I have a feeling it is done like this.
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2 minutes ago, Harveyg said:I dont think it has anything to do with sensible or not. The money has been made, the damage done to small business, the set up for yearly boosters, the beginnings of IT passports... The same in most countries.
Not all countries are out to make a 'buck' like Thailand continually does with the rules they impose due to the pandemic. If you don't think removing those are sensible, then we disagree.
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11 hours ago, snoop1130 said:Public Health Permanent Secretary Dr. Kiattibhoom Vongrachit has announced a new scheme to treat COVID-19 patients without the need for hospital admission.
It has taken over two years to come up with that sensible idea. Jeez.
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1 hour ago, webfact said:BANGKOK — Thailand’s economy has seen growth in its recovery amid the global pandemic, but rising COVID-19 cases concern health experts.
Really!
1 hour ago, webfact said:But along with the renewal of tourism in Thailand, new COVID-19 infections have also begun to accelerate throughout the country.
Finally some truth but to the extent I doubt the true figures, like they have been fudged ever since the pandemic.
1 hour ago, webfact said:Dr. Anan Jongkaewwattana, a virologist and researcher at the National Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology in Thailand, has said the country is at a “crossroads” over what to do next
I would say more at being in the middle of the road with cars coming fast from both directions.
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8 minutes ago, NanLaew said:Why is Thailand "losing face" so terribly important to you guys?
As I have said it is childish and immature and should be left back in the dark ages. Its a place I call home and no amount of face saving has any positive affect. I thought that was obvious but clearly not.
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As much as I love Thailand for all its faults and issues. One that has always annoyed me is the one that people like in the cabinet have no real idea of what the country is like compared to the rest of the world.
The amount of times I hear Thailand comparing itself to Singapore which is absolutely ridiculous on so many levels, especially infrastructure.
I am all for being positive but constantly sprouting nonsense, does get tedious. Thailand is a great place for sure but has so many problems compared to many other countries.
These ministers are like having the Jones as neighbours who are always trying to trump and do better than you put really they haven't a pot to p in.
I wonder when the masses in the country will wake up and realise that the idiots leading them have no idea what the rest of the world is like and that they are continually failing them and just don't care.
As a guest in the country when I am there, I have no say and just shake my head and wonder with disbelief.
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15 hours ago, Cherrytreeview said:That would involve common sense and losing face
I agree. Common sense is difficult to find in Thailand so often and losing face is a childish concept that demonstrates stupidity and lack of maturity.
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1 hour ago, webfact said:The Thailand Pass registration system will remain in place indefinitely, despite calls from key figures in the tourism industry for it to be removed.
And the numbers of tourists will be minimal and Thailand as an important tourist destination in Asia will be lost for ever.
As the land of flip flops (not the ones on your feet) I wonder how long it will take before that word indefinitely becomes obsolete.
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7 hours ago, steven100 said:You statement is priceless. You regularly criticize the many policies the government make, yet you praise the top man who makes them. Rather contradictory isn't it, unless you have a thing for the man!
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3 hours ago, webfact said:Prayut added that the officer shouldn’t have fled, and that Thailand’s laws would have protected him.
????. Funniest thing said this year.
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1 hour ago, kotsak said:They can forget the tourism numbers they were used to have unless they scrap all restrictions.
Couldn't agree more with you.
1 hour ago, kotsak said:I assume someone must have enough brain cells to figure that out?
This is where we totally disagree. Nobody has any brain cells.????
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7 hours ago, webfact said:
During the session, he asserted the government concurrently addressed pressing economic and public health issues to mitigate impacts on the public.
Yes we just ignored the people, shut the country down and don't care what the consequences are. That is about the crux if it.
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1 hour ago, webfact said:INN quoted Anutin as saying that Thailand's response was as good as any country in the world.
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6 hours ago, hotchilli said:
That'l get them flapping.
Well I suppose it is 5 times more that a Dusit poll.????????.
I agree I bet they are quaking in their boots.
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As I get older it starts earlier. In my Teens and Twenties i wouldn't be seen out earlier than 8pom and home before 4am.
In my thirties, started a bit earlier at 7pm and home for 12am.
In My forties love a drink on a hot day at 4pmish and home at 9pm.
In my fifties, I like a drink around midday and want to finish at 6pm
As I got older I started earlier and finishes earlier.
But I also get up earlier as I get earlier and go bed early. So now I get up at 4am (often earlier), bed at 8pm. Midday isn't too bad for a drink. Couldn't drink everyday, as the enjoyment would go and it never gets in the way of exercise.
I think the important thing is drink when you want as long it doesn't affect your normal life and that of others.????
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30 minutes ago, trainman34014 said:Can't be true...the Great ANUTIN said it had 'Peaked' last May !
I think even the challenged know he doesn't know his **** from his elbow.
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Majority want Thailand to open up, Covid to be declared endemic – Thai Enquirer poll
in Thailand News
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I agree with you. So just under the number often used in a Dusit Poll that the government use, so with the same credibility.????