Lupatria

Now I know why they did not execute journalists so far- they're badly needed for the blame game.

Now we know why every parking lot has a security guard with a whistle.

Welcome back to the year "zero" sheikhs!

I call it "law & odor"

...and don't forget to put those who cashed in for their silence behind bars too in the same cell. To me that's where pimping starts. Without their greed some would have been spared to become this pervs victims.

He won't have to worry about the cost of Thai language lessons for a while...

...internationally accepted like his government?

C'mon guys it's a typo there is just one figure missing: "1"

2130 would be more realistic even though at that time they are 150 years behind the world standards.

Here's another angle; sure everybody wants uni students to enjoy university. But all of this has gone way too far.

Why should juniors be servants to seniors? There is no rational reason for this to happen, none at all.

All students have the right to just attend and learn and not be harassed in any way.

The childish 'fun' which now dominates most of the attendance time, including actual class-room time, has got to the point where learning takes second place, which longer-term is not desirable.

So many youngsters are now in this mould, they laugh and deride their teachers who continuously have to stop the class and ask them to behave / to listen / to stop talking loudly to their friends in the class / stop playing / texting etc., on the smart phone. etc.

They do poorly in exams and get a final low GPA then blame their uni, their teachers etc. Or they contact their professor and ask for more individual assignments* to hopefully up their grade. In reality the 'extra assignments' route is a poor approach and far from ideal because nobody knows who actually wrote the assignment. (* fairly recently I've received several e-mails: 'If I send you proof that I have given blood twice, will you change my grade to A ?' )

It's now showing in the workplace, higher and higher numbers of new graduates in their first job cannot pass probation.

I know of several Thai and Japanese companies who now have policies that they now don't ever employ new graduates in many fields:

- These companies all now have policies that the youngest age for new recruits is 25 / 27, in these fields.

Worth noting is that youngsters who come from schools where they gain a technical certificate needed to get production line jobs in IT / hi-tech manufacturing etc., have quite good on-the-job behaviors and attitudes.

Why should juniors be servants to seniors?

Good question- if you are looking for answers, ask a senior Admiral an army commander and even the army's spokes person...It's possibly just another part of their culture we don't understand.

Let's hope he gets and acts on some good PR advice.

The international media are not as compliant as the local version and he's not playing at home so if he throws a tantrum etc they'll shred him.

The international media are not as compliant as the local version

Don’t worry his adjutants will carry a huge stock of bananas when needed

That would be a proper add on for the next family announcing to commit suicide on social media because they can't fight poverty...

Follow the money and find out who created this "miracle" ready to be exposed to the public after paying the entrance fee.

Maybe they are in some kind of competition to become "China's first Quality Tourist in Thailand". After previous "ideas" of the TAT I wouldn't be surprised. And 10 Mio. would qualify them.

...our previous experience warning the public to drive carefully during festive seasons shows how effective our warnings work.

Isn't it a bit like ordering rice to grow without water?

https://twitter.com/pakhead/status/642202002634743808

Now, run, run, run for your life, Dr. Porthip,... the mafia is gonna witch hunt you now....

Time to call up her body guard again she hired when another water tight case "investigated" by the cops popped like a bubble after her research.

Yeah, and they are all employed with post offices nationwide.

What's next? TAT raided for misleading Pattaya road show?

No bail and 500 Baht fine after conviction this time...

...and of course it is considered a great success: Thailand ranks among countries with highest road deaths

No matter what- as long as we make it to the top ranks.

I thought every food fair touted Thailand as the garden of the world"already

C'mon- 25,686 posts and you still believe in Thai propaganda?

So it dropped this month but will jump next? Why?

Because the TAT Nostradamus predicted no bomb next month...

While others get 5 years in jail for LM...

Now that's innovation! No plastic surgery needed!

That's a little drastic to get rid of one of those "Safety First" signs