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1 hour ago, Jack Cook said:Well in response to this greedy fame seeking woman. I am married to a Thai lady and live in Thailand.
I saw the opportunity and have thus far invested almost 2 million dollars of my overseas money in legal fees and building a large commercial farm.
The people who have benefitted from the investment money are. The Thai Government. Thai lawyers, local contractors, concrete suppliers and a myriad of others (all Thai). And also good paying jobs for locals.This woman is essentially just talking attention seeking drivel because there are many better (legitimate and cheaper) shops than hers on Sukhumvit now, and the illegal imported stuff has dwindled to almost nil.
Maybe she should focus on better marketing and fairer prices than her greed inspired anti Farang fear mongering BSShe's not talking about people/companies like you organizing and investing in local production, quite the opposite. She's going after illegal imports (incidentally, mostly low quality PGR sold here as top shelf with huge profit for illegal importer), and rightly so. From what I see in the shops it must be close to 80% of the current supply.
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1 hour ago, SamuiGrower said:
This is also NOT true. I have seen valid import licenses. Many. Yes, it is illegal export it out of the US and Canada. Trust me, that in and of itself will allow the US DEA to pressure And influence Thai legislation in the coming round of regulations, that you all know is coming.
Could you post a - names blurred - photo of any such valid import license?
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1 hour ago, bamnutsak said: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.
She's operating on the BKK/national market and I suspect she's talking more about major foreign companies like Cookies who did enter the Thai market with big foreign paws, indeed probably importing their own weed illegally from the US or somewhere (local production is just not here yet), than the local shop in Phuket owned by Falang Joe and Thai wife.
https://coconuts.co/bangkok/lifestyle/us-weed-giant-cookies-gets-opening-date-for-bangkok-store/
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45 minutes ago, rwill said:
It's just unfortunate they didn't catch her earlier.
The murder total could be even higher than this.
If there was indeed a case in 2015 already, the actual total might be staggering.
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Nice change, all those non-violent fights and shootings were getting quite boring.
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On 3/18/2023 at 12:00 PM, CG1 Blue said:
I tried that same climb 3 years ago (was 50 yrs old then). I gave up half way because it was too much and I actually thought it could kill me. I later regretted giving up - but reading this story I no longer regret that decision.
I'm reasonably fit, but there's something about stairs that just saps everything out of me. I had a similar issue at the Great Wall, but managed to conquer that one. I don't think my ticker is designed to cope with steps.
RIP sir - you lived life!
Tiger Temple is all about pacing your effort, you have to take it slower than you feel like, in order to save your energy for the whole trip. People fail the climb because they go for it like they'd go on a couple stories' house stairs, but of course they run out of energy after a couple hundred steps. Then it does become difficult... Reasonable pace there is about 25 min for the climb which is just a bit slower than 1 step/second, so it's relatively easy to count. With the right pace you don't have to stop in the middle (because you don't run out of energy).
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The bad actors in Thailand’s cannabis industry
in Thailand Cannabis Forum
Posted · Edited by SeaBee
Eventually, indeed, but for now big California growers benefit from scale economy, experience and better climate. Thai production is not stabilized yet, far from it, and farms are failing some harvests (which is expensive). Even for California experienced growers it takes several harvests to get the production right in any new operation, plus tropical climate creates some serious challenges many have yet to overcome.