John Drake

If their diet consists of that menu, they'll not be living there long.

And they run out at the end of the month anyway, as people cash out their paychecks.

People did plan ahead, if they used the online appointment system for Immigration. And many people sometimes need to plan and shift days because of their work schedule in order to do business at other government offices. This is especially true for someone who must make a long commute to Bangkok to do business. BTW, why did you need to shout and insert a hysterical exclamation mark in your post?

You can't "own" the letter, x. You can own your graphic design of it. I imagine Musk copyrighted this new logo quite some time ago. It goes along with his SpaceX and Tesla X. For some reason, he has a fixation on X.

I was going to show this topic to my wife. But I then thought the better of it.

And there goes all the online appointments people made for that date. Not to mention the people that rescheduled their work and other matters to clear that day for Immigration or other government offices.

From now on you will need to check and see if there is a holiday near a Monday and/or Friday before you schedule anything at immigration. Next up is 14 August. Best not to plan anything for 11 August.

It's worse when you try to claim your luggage. https://www.nbcchicago.com/top-videos-home/mass-brawl-breaks-out-at-ohare-airport-two-arrested/3148098/

Anybody on AN have an appointment at immigration on the 28th? Better be jittery now about Immigration appointments from now on. And how many other people either clear their calendar or rearrange schedules to take care of something at the government offices that will now be closed on three days notice?

Sounds like a cattle dip.

Chinese gangs stealing the country right under the eyes of the police

By remaining "loyal" to their coalition, MPF is forcing PTP to choose to be loyal, too, or opportunist betrayers of their own promises. It's a good move. Actually, the first good move I've seen from MPF that outfoxes PTP.

Nothing. Not one damn thing.

Because that is what made MFP popular and got its victory.

It's probably not a good idea for foreigners on a Thai news forum to call for revolution and blood in the streets. It's not going to happen.

The US could help sort out some of its problems, for example, by imposing either higher taxes on Thai imports or flat out bans, especially on "Thai companies" serving as false fronts for Chinese corporations trying to get around sanctions. Maybe the US also needs to solve its problem with imports that don't take proper precautions and perhaps have Thai products spend a couple of extra months in quarantine until passing US inspection? Sounds good to me.

Why didn't he do this much, much earlier?

Compromise candidate needed. Clear the way for Chuwit.

Is my memory correct? Didn't Thai Immigration outsource their approval of visas for Chinese citizens to the Chinese embassy? How long before China controls approval for visas of citizens from other countries?

This is the key to any protests. A bunch of high school and college kids standing around in front of a BTS station, waiting to get hit by a water cannon isn't going to do it. When the Red Shirts come to town, that's a different matter. These people are tough, carry studded 2x4s, don't mind the heat, and are willing to pitch camp wherever they're told to.

Dead and done.

Looks like Zuckerberg.

Mango and sticky rice. For real. I like it. Ought to get the rest of the world in on durians too.

This proposal is DOA. The senators are not going to vote to do away with themselves. Looks like an empty gesture.

I've said all along that PTP was outmaneuvering everybody else.