Don't know where you heard that.
This is their mission statement lifted from their website;
aiming to promote and protect UK interests, values, and citizens abroad, while also working to make the UK more secure and prosperous.
To start, Farang is not a Thai word. It is a corruption of a French word.
Second, Farang is easy to say and everyone understands the meaning whatever their language.
Third, ExPats do use the word Farang, maybe it's only you that doesn't.
There are specific instructions at the entrance of the Grand Palace stating that entrance will be denied to anyone with Tattoos of Buddha.
Now just to remind you "The Grand Palace" is also known as "The Kings Palace".
Are you calling them Woke?
Responding to your click bait trying to antagnoise the Scottish people.
The film was set in a remote Hebridean Island which, believe it or not, has cars and internet as does Scotland and is christrian.
The film is a fictional piece of work depicting the villagers follow a Pagan Celtic religeon which carries out human sacrifice.
Although this was documented by Julius Ceasar as "Celts burning people in wicker men" modern scolars question this claim.
Used to stay on Soi Post Office/Soi Yamato for years on holiday.It always felt like a home away from home.
Where do you live where there are roads like the Soi 13/1 and 2?
Understandable, not anti semitic though.
Young Israeli men do conscription and after, get one years pay, they travel, get drunk and take drugs.
They're a pain in the arse.