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But he isn't. "purportedly" What's his clear and convincing evidence and why isn't NACC, PPC and "independent panel" also sued if they have as well ignored exculpatory evidence in their independent investigations? Maybe because they didn't and might countersue for defamation.

Interesting provision. Maybe a FTA in the works with Sweden? Another trip for PM Srettha? If so I hope in light of possible amendments to Thailand's constitution that he takes a close look at Sweden's constitutional monarchy dating from 1809 and how it's Riksdag functions. In 2023 Sweden was the third most electoral democratic country in the world as a "full democracy."

I'm surprised you didn't go LTR visa with annual notifications, multi re-entries, back to back five year stays and other benefits. Thai Elite might have been an alternative. On the other hand getting permanent residence (SRRV Smile, Expanded Courtesy) in The Philippines appears much accessible to you than Thailand.

Thailand will be getting submarine from China costing $403 million. Perfect for flood control.

Because it's a contract and requires a large down-payment already paid ($193.7 million) and installment payments already begun. Not to mention a contract between China and Thailand governments and no refund of any payments. However, what happened to the Thai government deciding to replace the sub purchase with a frigate? "Thailand aims swapping Chinese sub with frigate after troubled deal" By Reuters.com, October 24, 2023 But apparently not a government decision but a Thai navy decision on how Thai taxpayers money is spent? "The navy has said submarine procurement is vital to Thailand's long-term defence interests." End of problem.

An economic national policy to focus soley on foreign Tourism to jump start the Thai economy in lieu of Thailand's traditional drivers of GDP in the sectors of export of Goods and Service, and Domestic Spending began in 2014 with military coup leader and PM Prayut whose coup crashed the economy. And thus, that policy continues today as an extension of pseudo military control of the nation. Albeit PM Thavisin I believe has recognized the fallacy of that approach as Tourism is a low-value subset of any economic GDP sectors. Some economists even view primary focus on Tourism can diminish overall GDP growth due low wages predominant in Tourism. Focus on Tourism may do well for small undeveloped nations (ie., Maldives, The Vatican) that lack natural resources, manufacturing and technology but not for developing nations like Thailand. In the US in 2022 Tourism accounted for only 8% of GDP! Thavisin also knows that increasing GDP growth through high-value exports (ie., FTA's) and domestic consumer spending takes time (months to years), especially given today's intolerable high household debt that has run unrestrained during PM Prayut's regime versus Tourism that can be immediately exploited for political purposes to boost the PTP (and thus military leadership) creditability.

Created by man: "Thomas Young first introduced the word “energy” to the field of physics in 1800, but the word did not gain popularity. Young later established the wave nature of light through interference experiments. The related term “work” was defined in 1828/29 by Gustave Gaspard de Coriolis and Jean-Victor Poncelet https://home.uni-leipzig.de › energy - The History of the Word "Energy"

Created by man: "Thomas Young first introduced the word “energy” to the field of physics in 1800, but the word did not gain popularity. Young later established the wave nature of light through interference experiments. The related term “work” was defined in 1828/29 by Gustave Gaspard de Coriolis and Jean-Victor Poncelet https://home.uni-leipzig.de › energy - The History of the Word "Energy"

Created by man: "Thomas Young first introduced the word “energy” to the field of physics in 1800, but the word did not gain popularity. Young later established the wave nature of light through interference experiments. The related term “work” was defined in 1828/29 by Gustave Gaspard de Coriolis and Jean-Victor Poncelet https://home.uni-leipzig.de › energy - The History of the Word "Energy"

Without evidence other than hearsay comments in a supposed court of law. Trump didn't even submit an affidavit under oath to the court for his claims. Yet he lied (aka perjury) under oath on the stand about having cash to cover the whole bond amount set by the lower court.

Even Legal Gambling is traditionally a real opportunity for money laundering all that cash. Government needs first solid oversight to monitor and apprehend siphoning of cash in casinos. Easiest to get assistance from nations nearby that offer casino gambling. If you go with "Thianess", you'll just add more corruption.

When does a banana go to the doctor? When he is a little green and not peeling well!

He found out that when the "rubber meets the road," there's a cliff. Successful administration is more than a hope.

'I'm boycotting Spain!' Britons say they 'will never go back' to holiday hotspot amid new rules affecting tourists" Not being part of the EU, you're foreigners. And seemingly misbehaved like foreign tourists in Phuket and Pattaya. People of the EU may look back now and thank Brittain for Brexit.

Something perhaps lost in translation? Failure to install a government elected by a majority of voters and substitute with a military-backed government representing a minority of voters would seem a greater threat. Law enforcement driven by public opinions and not by the rule of law (especially when successfully enforced) would seem more a threat to societal order.

Scummy YouTuber at it again. Just get a taxi to MBK to continue trip.

Also consistent with the 1970's mutiny of a missile frigate and sub chaser led by Soviet Captain 3rd Rank and political commisar Valery Sablin whose vision of communism, however, was not the communism practiced by the Soviet Union. https://www.military.com/history/ March 16, 2023 by Blake Stilwell.

Somehow smothering the Malay people with foreign tourists by the Thai government doesn't seem consistent with current peace talks wherein the insurgency is about respecting Malay way of life. Having as a minimum semi-autonomy (supported by PM Yingluck in 2013) the Malays should decide the extent and impact of such tourism on their society. As a minimum such "transformation" should be presented to the Malay people through a referendum.

As I've said before, find a way for those foreign workers to have a path to work permits, ie., as undocumented immigrants, so that they aren't trafficked and not abused by their Thai employers. Spending resources to monitor, apprehend and prosecute illegal foreign workers is a waste of resources and does nothing to stop trafficking.

$411M USD per kilometer But a good deal for China as it loaned the funds to Thailand at higher than Sovereign interest rate to build the rail line.

2024: https://livingcostcost.org "The cost of living in Bangkok is 42% less expensive than in Tokyo. Cities ranked 5960th and 3238th ($902 vs $1556) in the list of the most expensive cities in the world and ranked 1st and 3rd in Thailand and Japan, respectively." The average after-tax salary is enough to cover living expenses for 0.7 months in Bangkok compared to 1.9 months in Tokyo. Bangkok ranked 1st best city to live in Thailand vs Tokyo ranked 1st in Japan"

Spend the day at the largest shopping mall you can find, see a movie, check for clothes bargains, restaurant choices, etc. If you have a car park inside mall, never exposed to outside "blessings."

Hard to tell if the tables are on private restaurant property. But the seating area seems rather a large area and likely facing the beach versus facing a road. So the seating area may be on public beach property. If so, I could see the restaurant owner justifing use of public-owned buoys in a public area by the restaurant. That then begs the question, who authorized such business use for the buoys? Hopefully there will be a quick investigation.

"It was pointed out that while the road drilling work was mostly done at night with these holes being covered when morning approached to open the way for traffic, the roads are now bumpy and there have been many accidents despite metal sheets covering them." "However they found that most other roads around the moat are still in the same condition, with holes and potholes in them and some left that way without any paving or the placing of barricades." Simple to place a 80cm x 80cm metal plate but didn't? At least negligence was admitted: "the Provincial Electricity Authority, the project owner, to visit them and give compensation as well as ensure the best possible care. They will be fully reimbursed for medical expenses and repair of the motorcycle." But start being consistent about public safety as a PRIORITY.

"reducing unnecessary lighting and power consumption between 8.30pm and 9.30pm Saturday night" What's unnecessary? Were all entertainment, restaurant, movie theater and shopping mall venues shutdown for the hour? Or just largely government facilities? Some public guidance might have been provided prior to Earth Hour to take the exercise seriously.