
mfd101
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Interesting that this obsession with something called 'freedom' (ie freedom to do whatever I like irrespective of its effect on others) doesn't occur (much or at all) in other modern democratic liberal countries ...
Only in Usofa.
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16 minutes ago, bbko said:
They aimed for herd immunity and got the herd.
Yes, and if they survive the next few weeks they'll be immune with or without vaccine.
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What we are seeing on display is the whole Thai culture ignorant of basic concepts of safety and planning. Concepts of probability are absent: Too abstract for a low-education nation.
Wait till someone dies at the dangerous corner before doing anything about it. Don't bother to mark the hole let alone fill it in till someone falls into the sewers.
The culture is, even at the highest levels, one of day-to-day survival.
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1 hour ago, cmarshall said:
It took 77 days to eliminate the virus in Wuhan. If the Thai government had put in a Wuhan lockdown last year the virus would be gone now as it is in China even without vaccines.
Nanjing is in total lockdown even as we speak.
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What - if anything - will close-down/state of emergency etc mean for those of us nearing annual renewal of stay? with all the mountains of paper & running around from bank to this'nthat to Immigration & back ...
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You wouldn't want to be a Thai guinea pig.
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Well, good for the doctors. Just a bit late.
I guess when everyone's moaning, it's much easier to join in. Only the brave make it to the front line.
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On 7/19/2021 at 5:35 PM, bradiston said:
Thank you for all of that, including the full attachment. That's really useful to have
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11 minutes ago, TheFishman1 said:How about if you live in Chiang Mai
Try the Chiang Mai railway station.
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3 hours ago, joebrown said:
I wonder whether Pakistan understands Thailand's interpretation of 'Free Trade'?
The question might be asked in both directions, I suspect.
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Wow! Quite a coup!
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Mai pen rai. Let them eat cake.
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16 minutes ago, ArcticFox said:
I assume you're a volunteer. Thank you for your non-service.
A pleasure. Not difficult when you're homosexual.
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44 minutes ago, Gottfrid said:
Why would they need 55 million x 20 which equals 1,1 billion doses until end of December?
I was referring to the 1st para of the OP.
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"Only booster shots for MP's, government employees and Hi-So's. Sinovac is a failure and they know it. Plebs and farang miss out again. Bottom of the chain, below Soi dogs."
Sinovac is NOT a complete failure. It is, along with Sinopharm, poor compared to the better vaccines. But still better than nothing.
Contrary to what life on the internet seems to induce in people's thinking, the world is not black 'n white. Most things in life are grey.
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I think the people to complain about here are the wunnerful Thai government, not the Embassies.
Would you all be congratulating the Embassies if they had turned down the Thais' hypocritical token offer? I think not.
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Have they actually heard of climate change & rising seas?
(Sigh!) Guess not.
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16 hours ago, snoop1130 said:
patients are supposed to stay indoors to prevent transmission
Good luck with that!
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22 minutes ago, newnative said:And wasn't the letter a lovely, refreshing, embarrassing, sharp slap in the face to the government.
Yes, and so beautifully worded, full of praise for His Excellency the Minister.
Second rule of bureaucracy: When sliding the stiletto in, do it with grace and elegance.
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First rule of bureaucracy: Make sure that, whatever it says, you will be comfortable with the written record when it leaks. (And everything does.)
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Wow, must remember to put this in my diary for 2 years 11 months hence.
(Now where did I put my memory pills?)
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29 minutes ago, StreetCowboy said:What have you done about it?
The single best thing most of us can do: Not reproduced.
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Hard to be optimistic about the future.
H. sapiens spreading like a plague of locusts across the landscape, destroying everything as it goes. And still with all the same characteristics it's always had, notably greed & aggression.
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Still hiding under the bed but have started prodding b/f to begin inquiries locally here in Prasat & in Muaeng Surin. Should lead to an outcome any month now ...
Otherwise not particularly worried but am aiming to increase my visits to the gym in the garage from the current average of 2.1 visits a week to at least 3. (My reward system does seem to have broken down: Instead of a double-shot espresso after gym, I make one every morning willy nilly. Mai pen rai.)
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Toyota says suspends Thailand vehicle production amid parts shortage
in Thailand Motor Discussion
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Golly. A conspiracy?