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Given that the populace does not vote for the PM this sort of poll is useless, if not worse. It's more of a beauty contest, which I'll say Thais excel at producing, whether at the local temple or on the World's stage. The arranged mechanism between the voters and the resulting "government" and PM, is purposefully engineered so as to be 'malleable'. Think sauage production. Throw in any schmoe who can file a complaint against a party or member, an Election Commission, and a Constitutional Court, and you have many "hands" on the levers.
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His struggle to remain relevant failed when he went anti-cannabis. For some reason he only jumped on the ani-cannabis train recently. And he never mentions the drug scourge which is yaba. He seems to have grown tired of being the anti-corruption crusader. He should be campainging for candidates/parties which are committed to re-criminalizing cannabis. But maybe that isn't flashy enough for him.
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‘Policeman’ Faces Arrest Over Cyanide Killings
bamnutsak replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Extrememly bad run for the RTP, over the past twelve months. They've won every round of Bingo Corruption, including many new categories (mass murder of children). Could you imagine what it would be like if Surachate wasn't around to clean up these messes? That said, I didn't have "Policeman involved in serial murder" on my Bingo card. -
Palang Pracharath Likely Joining Pheu Thai-Led Coalition: Academic
bamnutsak replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Wow!? Can't see that happening but it would be game over. Given the wide range of predictions, many of which include at least three potential outcomes, this election remains impossible to predict. And that's without any last week "surprises". Some "expert" yesterday said Prawit (he essentially chose the 250 senators and is rumored to have extracted promises from them for being named) would form a coalition government, but cede the PM slot to Anutin, assuming BJT delivers close to 100 seats, and does well in Bangkok. Prayut will lose his s**t if he's not PM. -
So much "winning". And yet, I'm still not sick of hearing about another time this clown "loses". People are saying he's the biggest loser ever.
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Jesse Watters Says He ‘Can Tell’ What Illegal Immigrants Look Like
bamnutsak replied to onthedarkside's topic in World News
"Audience demand" can be measured, at least in part, by ratings. The result of less racism is a precipitous ratings drop. D'oh. Fox knows their audience, and what they want. More racism, but it needs to be base enough to be identifable by the deplorables, but couched in a way that can be defended. Hence on-air "talent" like Jesse Waters are allowed to ramp up the racism. The problem is he just can't do it, my guess is that he doesn't really believe it, and he can't "act" outraged. Fox News Ratings At 8PM Drop 50% After Tucker Carlson’s Firing Each of the shows in FNC’s prime time lineup until this week had held a firm grip on first place, so slipping behind MSNBC at 8 p.m. is noteworthy, but so is the trend: last Friday—Carlson’s last night—he drew a total audience of 2.65 million viewers. That number largely held on Monday night (2.59 million viewers), but was cut to 1.7 million viewers on Tuesday and then 1.3 million viewers Wednesday—just 50% of Carlson’s audience from five days earlier. https://www.forbes.com/sites/markjoyella/2023/04/28/fox-news-ratings-at-8pm-drop-50-after-tucker-carlsons-firing/?sh=3b2974d72247 -
From the linked NYT article... It remains unclear how the text escaped more notice earlier, given that the Fox legal team was aware of it and other offensive texts written by Mr. Carlson. Fox’s lawyers had produced the text as part of the discovery process and were involved in the redactions. Mr. Carlson had even been asked about it during a deposition, according to several people who have read the unredacted transcripts of his deposition. Not sure why Fox's lawyers leaked this story to the NYT? And why now? My guess is that it is cover established now to support other legal strategies in other Fox cases, like Smartmatic and Abby Grossberg, et al.
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Cannabis and the Upcoming Election
bamnutsak replied to up-country_sinclair's topic in Thailand Cannabis Forum
Pheu Thai PM Candidate Paetongtarn Shinawatra after giving birth to her second child. Paetongtarn also said: - Pheu Thai does not support the free use of marijuana https://twitter.com/ThaiEnquirer/status/1653633029171195904 "free use" means recreational/adult use. -
Jesse Watters Says He ‘Can Tell’ What Illegal Immigrants Look Like
bamnutsak replied to onthedarkside's topic in World News
'Nuff said about this moron... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRNB2q565fY -
The bad actors in Thailand’s cannabis industry
bamnutsak replied to george's topic in Thailand Cannabis Forum
Pitchforks and torches optional. !!! Who faces the problem of imported flowers competing for the area of Thai planted flowers? come together to discuss join in management problems Let's join together to solve the problem!!! Invite everyone to join the discussion with the government. management approach Cannabis smuggling affects the safe and balanced management of cannabis. May 8, 2023 Time 10.00-12.00 Suwannaphruek Meeting Room building 1 floor 1 Department of Thai Traditional and Alternative Medicine Ministry of Public Health The Thai Cannabis Future Writing Network and its associates -
Jesse Watters Says He ‘Can Tell’ What Illegal Immigrants Look Like
bamnutsak replied to onthedarkside's topic in World News
Auditioning for the eight o'clock slot? Unfortunately this guy's a Doocy short of a full deck. -
The "message", copied from the OP's linked article.... Tucker Carlson January 7, 2021 — 04:18:04 PM UTC A couple of weeks ago, I was watching video of people fighting on the street in Washington. A group of Trump guys surrounded an Antifa kid and started pounding the living <deleted> out of him. It was three against one, at least. Jumping a guy like that is dishonorable obviously. It’s not how white men fight. Yet suddenly I found myself rooting for the mob against the man, hoping they’d hit him harder, kill him. I really wanted them to hurt the kid. I could taste it. Then somewhere deep in my brain, an alarm went off: this isn’t good for me. I’m becoming something I don’t want to be. The Antifa creep is a human being. Much as I despise what he says and does, much as I’m sure I’d hate him personally if I knew him, I shouldn’t gloat over his suffering. I should be bothered by it. I should remember that somewhere somebody probably loves this kid, and would be crushed if he was killed. If I don’t care about those things, if I reduce people to their politics, how am I better than he is? Is this what the right-wing nut jobs mean by "Virtue-signalling"? Hard to believe this message was the straw. The "white men" thing is racist-y for sure, but hardly worth firing him for as he has probably said soemthing similar hundreds of times before.
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The bad actors in Thailand’s cannabis industry
bamnutsak replied to george's topic in Thailand Cannabis Forum
And how do you know the provenance of this "top shelf stuff"? The bulk of the discussion here is about foreign, illegally imported cannabis. The cannabis growth cycle from seed to bag is well known, including nutes - assuming nutes are even used as many are using organic/living soil and organic nutes. Local growers, from the most part, know how to wind down flowering going into harvest. How many strains have you sampled? Every single one gave you a headache? One might ask why you keep wanting to self-induce a headache? Have you smoked anything that didn't give you a headache? -
The bad actors in Thailand’s cannabis industry
bamnutsak replied to george's topic in Thailand Cannabis Forum
Well it is illegal to EXPORT cannabis from any State in the U.S., and from Canada. And it is illegal to IMPORT cannabis into Thailand. (yes, there is a loophole for "scientific research") So there's that. The import thing was a result of needing inventory to sell in the months immediately after legalization. It was a blip. And while there may always be imports, domestic production will probably get 75 - 80% of the market (in weight). -
The bad actors in Thailand’s cannabis industry
bamnutsak replied to george's topic in Thailand Cannabis Forum
Yes, some bad comes along with the good. AFAIK, her husband is Canadian, so the xenophobia is strange. I think the desire to blame foreigners is simply a character flaw, not limited to Thai cannabis activists. -
I just call them, place an order, transfer money to their account, they have motorbike delivery on call, then you pay for the delivery fee. I don't think t's ever taken longer than 30 minutes all in. So yes, they have good prices, based on dozens of reviewes here over ~ 15 years, and yes, they deliver. That's what the OP asked about.
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The bad actors in Thailand’s cannabis industry
bamnutsak replied to george's topic in Thailand Cannabis Forum
For the most part she's a positive force for the advancement of cannabis in Thailand. Does she like the limelight a little too much? Yep. Several of us have been telling her, since June 2022) that the bad actors start and end with the corrupt Thai officials allowing illegal cannabis to enter Thailand. Powerful forces are behind this. That said, domestically grown cannabis (indoor, outdoor, greenhouse/deps) is quickly replacing the imports. It's her schtick. They all have Thai partners, and pay for "services". Interesting that Thailand encourages foreign investment, and boasts about increases in foreign investment. But cannabis....- 175 replies
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Cannabis and the Upcoming Election
bamnutsak replied to up-country_sinclair's topic in Thailand Cannabis Forum
Three important questions ahead of an uncertain election https://www.thaienquirer.com/49319/three-important-questions-ahead-of-an-uncertain-election/ -
Keeping American cell provider and phone number abroad
bamnutsak replied to InlandSea's topic in Mobile Devices and Apps
I think any T-Mo or T-Mo MVNO supports 5G (in the U.S./Canada). I don't think phasing out of SIMs is a thing, but obvioulsy you can interface with T-Mo, they are in the process of finalizing their purchase of MINT and UltraMobile, when you return. T-Mo/MINT will issue you a new SIM upon request. UltraMobile PAYG supports 4G & 5G. Not sure what this question refers to? But many plans offer some number of SMSes as part of the plan. With WiFi calling there would not any international roaming fees for receiving SMSes. -
Cannabis and the Upcoming Election
bamnutsak replied to up-country_sinclair's topic in Thailand Cannabis Forum
I was being somewhat facetious, just pointing out one of many, many, many challenges that everyone would face were Cannabis to be re-criminalized. There would have to be some lengthy amnesty period, otherwise the Police could instantly arrest a few hundred thousand people 'holding', growing, selling, etc. -
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Cannabis and the Upcoming Election
bamnutsak replied to up-country_sinclair's topic in Thailand Cannabis Forum
Probably no more, or no less than if someone else "becomes" PM. Cannabis isn't really in the top 10 or maybe even top 20 issues for the electorate. Only Chuwit seems to be agitated, and he's not running for anything, and everyone knows he has a personal agenda. Yes, some have answeered quesitons about cannabis, but, AFAIK, none have Cannabis re-reform in their platforms? No one party will win a consensus, so they'll have to form a coalition government. I'm sure one or two 'results' have been work-shopped and whipped. Obviously Cannabis (and Kratom?) could be returned to the narcotics list, and the 4,000 cannabis prisoners freed can be returned to prison, with the stroke of a pen, by the 'new' Minister of Public Health, or the PM, or the Interior Minister. Some unknowns include the actual number of sitting senators, it is somewhat less than 250, maybe closer to 220, and how they might be "persuaded" to vote for a PM. And the break-out of the at-large seats (150) may be challenging to predict. PTP will gain the most seats, 150 - 200, but far from the number necessary to form their own government. PPP and UTN, together should garner enough seats (along with the senators) to be in the driver's seat. BJT, Dem and most of the smaller parties (~ 10-ish seats each/tops) MoveForward would get the second most seats by a party. BJT was, and remains a factor. So the questions remain: Will the next government immediately put cannabis back on the narcotics list, or put the current situation on hold, or revert to strictly medical only, or pass a bill. BTW, the Bill would only be the start, it will broadly define who has what responsibilities, with a massive Cannabis Control Board having the final say. Many organizations and ministries will have their hand in the control of cannabis.