RandolphGB

Hopefully Thailand will finally adhere to the original 1907 treaty, along with multiple ICOJ rulings, and leave the territory which lawfully belongs to Cambodia.

What happened to their soft power? I thought that elephant pants and fried noodles were going to bring hoards of multi-millionaires to Thailand.

A broken English hashtag. How brave.

Thailand is shooting itself in the foot. They rely on Cambodian laborers to fill manual jobs. The construction industry has many. Burmese workers will replace them but many Thai products are still heavily connected to Cambodia. Just take a few examples: Carabao energy drink. Cambodia accounted for 35% of its sales in 2024. The big publicly listed hospitals in Thailand count Cambodians as a significant market. Bangkok Airways has routes to Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. These kind of prejudices last a lifetime and they will be harmful to the economy of both countries.

She looks more like a he.

Thais don't fight one on one, like men. They fight in packs, like the dogs they are. Slovenly, lazy, cowards.

Yes, foreign drivers are the problems are Thai roads.

Election, coup, army. Election, coup, army. Rinse and repeat since the 1950s. Welcome to the Land of Simples.

Karma's a b*tch. Scamming tourists, taxi mafia, arresting a Chinese vlogger for her video, kidnapping gangs for call centers, endlessly ripping off Chinese tourists , non-existent health and safety, corrupt police... it all catches up. You know when even the Chinese are looking down on you, something is seriously rotten. The funny thing is that Thais cannot see beyond their own noses. They will never accept they are wrong.

Corrupt to the core, every one of them. Motivated solely by greed.

The six A380s owned by Thai Air have been scrapped. Yes, the service provided on the double deckers by the likes of Qatar and Emirates is very impressive. Thailand doesn't have the workforce, English skills or culture needed for that same level of customer service. Nor the passenger demand or business efficiency. Thai Airways is now simply a regional flag carrier, a disgraced one at that, with no ability or aspirations to be an international transit airline like the Middle Eastern carriers can do.

They are parked up at the airport. No carriers want to buy them and Thai Air cannot afford to run them. 1.6 billion dollars down the drain.

Creative accounting.

Perhaps she should stick to promoting Pad Thai and elephant pants instead of commenting on the economics of global trade.

These corrupt b******s have been lining their pockets with taxes on American goods for years, now they cry when their rice and coconut milk is whacked with similar fees. They deserve ruin.