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With all due respect, her loss of life is no different to ANY other loss of life on Thailand's roads, those who perished mothers and families hurts as much as her family, let's remember ALL of them as much as we can...

I hear Twitter and Microsoft and other big Tech companies are firing tens of thousands of workers...

Geee, never thought there are soooo many board people, apparently, 1.7 million people who has nothing better to do it seems, all in all funny story...

And for a change, kudos to the Thai police for solving the case so quickly and returning the loot to its rightful owners...

This is no secret those international criminals and fugitive from justice making Thailand their home hideaway, reading the Israeli newspapers recently where an arch mafioso has talked about his plans to re-locate to Thailand to escape the local police hounding him daily making his life impossible to live, and where he goes, his dozen or so 'soldiers' will follow, and where do you think they will all settle huh?...

The issue here is not her being forced to drink whatever, but only 8 years for abduction and forceful imprisonment of another human being, life in indeed cheap in this country...

This scamming losses become to be out of control where people all over the world are losing billions to scammers and the banks are not any wiser, frankly the banks will do well to employ those scammers instead of those clueless pencil pushers who allow this to happen...

And now they'll discover to their utter surprise how many new relatives they didn't know they even have...

You read these kind or article days in and days out and you wonder how to response, what to say, only to realise that everything about this subject was said a thousand times, over and over again...

Some sear they heard the woman scream: goal, goal...

Maybe i shouldn't say it but i don't feels sorry for the Chinese, not one bit, they brought it all on themselves and ON US in process...

Thailand is trying it's best to hide any road death statistics, and they have been doing it for years, so much so that only WHO has some sort of idea of what the numbers are, and all that out of embedment and accountability to world community and it's own people not to show how hopeless they're in keeping people safe...

For this i can safely say: Too much car for me...

The other day I was offered a pilot licence on-line, completely legal, guaranteed...

Just wondering whether those who investigate to corrupt officers are not corrupt themselves to some degree and so on and so on...

Every taxi service in almost any country in the world resembles some sort of mafia and Thailand is no different, but having used taxis many times i can tell you that the situation is not that bad, it could have been worse, so let sleeping dogs lie i say just keep things as they were...

And i was worried there for a while...

Let's see if he's going to be 'delighted' when the hospitals in this country will be over flowing with Covid infected people allowing Chinese tourist coming in unchecked...

Drunk, stoned, on the phone or just a sleep at the wheel, you need more?...

You can put people in fancy cars and tone of dosh, but you can't take their farmer's attitudes when it comes to consuming drugs...

The old saying, rubbing his hands in glee make sense all of a sudden...

Are they LEGAL prostitutes that they're looking for illegal ones?...

God helps us all...

Quickly go out and buy a lottery ticket, the gods loves you, seize the moment...

Just a quick glance at what Thailand is getting itself to in it's desperations for tourists' money.. Some 900 million people in China have been infected with the coronavirus as of 11 January, according to a study by Peking University. The report estimates that 64% of the country's population has the virus. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-64258799 Huge spike in Covid-19 deaths reported in China https://www.news.com.au/technology/science/huge-spike-in-covid19-deaths-reported-in-china/news-story/b7f6899dc6c929537b9733e6a91c78c2