Ketyo
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The Army has never been a big supporter of freedom of expression.
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7 hours ago, webfact said:
Dead at the scene of accidents on Tuesday were another 76 people.
Very sad.
Why hasn't Prayut put a curfew in place. Or made bars close early. Or blamed foreigners. Or banned something? Can't he think of anything to ban?
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3 hours ago, webfact said:
"But most importantly, people must not panic if there is a second Covid-19 wave."
He is talking about Prayut
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If Thailand had a legitimate democratically elected government it could more easily have a sensible policy of testing at the borders and quarantining to try to get the economy going.
But since Prayut is an illegitimate userper who rigged the election he is scared to death of the slightest opening up in case things get out of his control and the people rebel against him. It wouldn't take much.
The democracies in Europe, Asia and the Americas can suffer far greater death tolls to try to get their economies going without fear of the population rioting. The governments there are so much more secure. Their political systems are far more stable.
The illegitimate authoritarian non-democracies like Thailand and China, where the people can't vote out the government are far more at risk from the people rebelling if COVID gets out of control.... or for any other reason for that matter. That's why they crack down on the slightest thing and overreact all the time. That's why Prayut is tanking the Thai economy. Because he is scared.
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Do they need biometrics to nab the African drug dealers who sit outside Margharita Sunrise on the corner of Sukhumvit Soi 13 every night openly pushing drugs. Or the ones that sit outside Startbucks at the end of Pat Pong just opposite the police control box.
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erm... but Prayut is not very well educated. He has no knowledge of economics. And he is not very clever. He is just an egotistical control freak with anger management problems. And a scared old man. So how can we believe his predictions.
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Anutin!. How is that moron allowed to continue in his job!
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Wow. The Thai police can do investigations against organized crime.
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What they should do is test everyone when they get off the plane. If everyone passes on the plane, let everyone quarantine at home for 14 days. Give them the App if necessary.
But, if anyone on the plane tests positive for COVID.. then the whole plane has to go into government quarantine for 14 days either at a cheap government facility or one of these higher end options at their own cost.
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The Thai government is about 40 years behind governments of the western world when it comes to public sector administration. And it is not aware of the problem. No idea.
Most modern countries are operating on post-New Public Management principles. Where the government treats its citizens with respect and tries to give them good service.
The Thai government isn't even aware that New Public Management exists.
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TAT still lives in a world where Prayut is not Prime Minister and Thailand is a normal country. Whatever they say he is not going to listen to them. Just like the military junta in Myanmar, he has problems with economics. He doesn't understand it. And the country suffers as a result.
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"The province was gripped with fear of a new wave of infections after an Egyptian soldier, who stayed in a hotel there, was found to be positive after he had left the country"
The Thai people are scared of their own shadow. Prayut is to blame. A scared old man.
When the Egyptian was found positive, instead of being shocked, surprised and scared and saying it was like getting hit by a plane, he should have said ...
we will look into it to stop it happening again, but we are prepared for events like this which are inevitable, our test-trace-isolate system is mobilized to address situations exactly like this and people don't need to panic. And that by the way many countries are operating with low levels of coronavirus suppressed by social distancing and test-trace-isolate and local lockdowns. It is NOT necessary to have zero cases. In fact aiming for zero cases is a recipe for killing the economy.
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Why is he commanding the army to do all this stuff. As far as I know the army is for fighting wars with other countries, not for dealing with illegal immigrants inside the country. Isn't there a civilian department that is supposed to do that. Say, the department of immigration.
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How is an army general qualified to chair any economic council.
Prayut only knows how to stop, ban and crackdown on things.
He has no idea about economics. And he doesn't have the intelligence to learn.
When there is an economic crisis, you really don't want the army running the economy.
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Anutin... how does that moron still have a job?
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I think the mixed reaction is because there is a lot to like about Thailand like the people, culture, lifestyle.
But there is also a lot to despise. Like the way that the incompetent, backwards, authoritarian military authorities treat the people including the Thais and Farangs. Nobody wants to live under a military dictatorship. It can turn an otherwise enjoyable experience very sour.
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How can punters choose some company they like the look of if they can't see what they look like...
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"army chief of defence forces General Pornphiphat Benyasri"
Why is the army involved in civilian law and order matters if Thailand is supposed to be a civilian democracy ...because in reality it's military dictatorship.
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The article is very long, but doesn't cover half the mistakes the UK government made.
- Allowing the Prime Minister to publicly shake hands with COVID patients and then nearly die from COVID, and several of the senior team running the crisis to catch it - his senior advisor Cummings, the Health Secretary and at least one senior medical officer
- Welcoming local transmission as a way to achieve herd immunity before realizing that 500,000 would die and the health service would be overwhelmed by doing so
- Telling people that large outside gatherings where people spend all day together were fine and that coronavirus could only spread indoors among intimate contacts
- Telling people that there was no point checking arrivals at airports because there were so much domestic transmission, and then discovering a lot of domestic transmission was seeded from imported cases- Not stockpiling PPE or turning local manufacturers over to making PPE early on
- Insisting for months that there was only weak evidence that facemasks prevent transmission and allowing people to mingle on public transport, in workplaces, hospitals and in supermarkets in close proximity before eventually introducing a requirement to wear face masks only on public transport and in hospitals
- Asserting that there would be no transmission in care homes and they would be ring-fenced, and then emptying hospital beds of people into care homes without testing and seeding thousands more cases
- Allowing thousands of mainly elderly people to die in care homes instead of readmitting them to hospital even though there was over 50% of critical care capacity available most of the time
- As the article says, abandoning test, trace and isolate early on instead of growing local capacity slowly and steadily, and then introducing a centralised outsourced system of mainly unskilled private sector phone operators sitting in call centres miles from communities and with little knowledge of local conditions and separate from the community public health system
- Investing for months in a bespoke contact-tracing app that other countries knew could not work (and abandoned similar approaches) months earlier
Catastrophic incompetence
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So the government is going to track everyone that goes for a massage via its app?
Are they going to delete that data after 1 month?
There will be a big black market in anonymous SIM cards if the government tries to track everyone in their social activities.
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Nobody wants to live in a country with an authoritarian regime where the people cant change the government... and end up in jail for criticizing the government. And can't get a good education that includes critical thinking.
Why would anybody, Chinese, western or any nationality want to live in China if there are other less authoritarian and more democratic places that are going to offer long term visas.
Chinese are here to stay and are not going back. Why would they. Life is better outside China... pretty much everywhere
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From my understanding its the Christians and Muslims that want to ban the sex industry. And the reason for that is because they want people to spend more time praying under their control. Everybody else thinks that sex is a good thing.
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With Coronavirus and Brexit the UK is so funny to watch. Great entertainment. A slow motion train crash that we can see in real life. Is there a more incompetent country in the world right now. Brazil maybe. But probably the UK is the worst. Right wing populists. Trump Bolsonaro and Boris. Follow the policies that uneducated and stupid people like and that's what you get. Self inflicted disasters.
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So what is in these projects?
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New Zealand's Ardern extends lockdown to stamp out coronavirus outbreak
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They say that woman in the photo was the first one to have a baby in her office. It doesn't seem that she is very good with health and safety.