kingstonkid

Like a lot of things in this country it is not so much the problem as it is the appeasement of the voters and the looking like they are doing something. Ever since Anutin opened the gates they have been trying to get legislation passed to solve potential issues. Unfortunatley they have in their normal Thai waynot been able to do it. Nor does it appear with the turmoil presently that they are going to get it done this year. Hence the PTP needs a win or something that they can say see we did this for you when the election happens later this year. The other reason for the clamp again is face saving. Before the Marijuana laws were removed you never heard of anyone trying to smuggle large quatities into the UK or other countries. Unfortunatley at almost 1 a week we are reading about the people that got caught. Both are bad looks. in the eyes of the electorate.

Going to assume you are not north American. Freight rail is very much part of the game

They need to have stickers on the cabs that state if they take digital or not. Personally though I hate these people who do not have any cash in their pockets and expect everyone to wait while a payment goes through. My wish is that there is a power outage or bank systems go offline and watch the screaming of those who have no idea how to use money.

where is the government getting all the money for all these endeavours.

There are a few things that will push this law through. The biggest one is the sharp rise in people trying to smuggle it frm here to the UK and other cuntries. This is not a good look for Thais. Second is the rise in the number of Thai people using it and the number of shops that are selling, as well as the number of pop-up vans. Wonder in NANA has the right idea they have a doctor set up next door to their shop. The interesting thing is going to be the quality of doctors who are involved. Will they all have to be licensed and approved by law?

Thanks for the warning

Actually, there is a great profit in it. If you can get these kids trained in a skill, then send them back to their villages or homes. They then become a positive force in the community and are working instead of breaking the law and or causing trouble.

Naw this is a stooge that either Thaksin has slid an envelope or an important spot in the cabinet to. Hi party Thai Liberal has one seat in the house, LOL they werepart of the coaliltion but not now Thai courts can donothing allhe is doing is trying to get the mud to stop sticking on the PUPPET

Why not change it into a camp for young offenders, Give kids a chance to learn about nature and work with their hands. Might also give them an education

Fiscal Prudence: Adhere to fiscal discipline laws, ensuring thorough cost-benefit analysis and fiscal sustainability. Where is the money coming from, and what could it have been spent on to provide a better lifestyle for Thais? Infrastructure and Community Impact: Conduct detailed studies on local infrastructure, environmental impacts, and community readiness, considering possible disruptions to daily life. If they hold it at MorChit Then the following has to happen 1 JJ market has to be closed a year in advance ( this is the only logical location for the Pits and the housing of teams and cars. 2. The traffic of fans walking and staying in the Parks is going to hurt the environment. Not even adding the fumes and air pollution from the cars in the different events running there. 3. MorChit, which is one of the busiest bus areas, will have to be closed and everyone re-routed away from the BTS transit line not only for the weekend of the race but also for months in order to build the road. Public Engagement and Transparency: Ensure open public consultations and adherence to legal procedures to prevent long-term disputes. LOL, just imagine the lawsuits that will be filed, the protests that will happen, and the job losses that will be announced. This will never happen in time because the courts do not move fast enough and we have professionals who can write charges and complaints faster than the court can read them. Private Sector Support: Seek private financial backing and allocate surplus funds appropriately to minimize government burden. The silence of PTT, CP and RedBull has been deafening. Do you not think if they thought it possible, they would be jumping in with both feet

The f1 study is being pushed for one reason and 1 reason only. To give the press something to cover besides the disastrous Casino/entertainment plan, the fact that people do not have enough money to eat, the fact that Thailand is losing major businesses instead of gaining, the education system sucks, and none of the university students got the 10k they were promised or the 25k a month jobs that the PTP promised. Saturday is going to be interesting, not just for the number of people that show up, but the demographics. I think a lot of the youth that support PP will be there in droves, expect to see a lot of ORANGE

went with a thai lady to Boss when we got in she wanted to see the show but looked at the prices she ordered me a beer and she just enjoyed the show. 345 baht

Might be off topic but how do the indians Run so many of the shops on Walking Street. Also, how do the clubs make enough money to stay afloat? They all seem to offer the same thing and charge ridiculous prices

Thaksin was allowed back only because the rich elite were afraid of the MFP. The PTP Thaksin saw an opening, so they wooed them with false promises and beads, and the Elite bought it as the best of a bad situation. They also knew that when Thaksin reverted to his old ways, they could remove him and it would give them time to try to revive their standing in the country for the military and themselves. The time has come to remove him, not because of him so much, but the naivete of his daughter and her showing that she can not lead or be taken seriously.

The challenge is whether they are Indian or are Thai Indian born and raised here.