NobbyClarke

If I remember correctly this was done 30 years ago?

A Muay Thai fighter 30 years old who has to call his Daddy to ring an ambulance? R.I.P and good luck to his wife and children.

People tend to forget about the ball players. 40,000,000 a. month and upwards. We all pay to drink red bull, beer, coke, and watch the sports. No one thinks about "The Man/Woman" at the top of the tree. I wish I had mixed together the ingredients for red bull. I certainly would not be complaining. Would you?

Legalization brought a lot of interest and increased tourism from some parts of the world. Tourists are hooked into the idea, Thai people are hooked into the idea. A lot of farmers and workers rely on their income from the drug. If it is only available on prescription it will cause uproar. The next government decision will be interesting to see.

Send the Russian and the rest of them back to their own countries if they don't like it. How many times are nicknames used worldwide? In the village everyone refers to me as Farang mainly because they can't remember or pronounce my name. I always refer to them using their nicknames. Nothing will change, this is Thai culture and does it really matter to anyone? It's the same old story, if you dislike Thailand, leave.

IMO it would be a good idea if the Thai manufacturers sold cars made in Thailand to Thailand people at a reasonable price.

It's easy, just ask the U.S.A. and the U.K. I am sure both would be eager to secure a prominent and permanent place in Asia.

Use another bar!??

What about the Western tourist who made LOS a tourist hub Next it will be the Russians and Indians along with the Arabs. The Chinese already have their own security courtesy of the Triads and brown envelopes. Chinese people do not really help they are just a noisy, ignorant, selfish bunch who annoy everyone. Has COVID slipped the governments eyes?

Casino's, dope, scams, prostitute's,Triads, Russian Mafia, etc whatever next? (lol) LOS will be LOS into the next century and will still be the greatest place in the world.

Nothing new....

Some say oblivion is better Some say reality is better I just feel sorry for the normal, everyday Thai folk and my prayers are with them.

China again!! China is no ones friend and the whole world, not only Thailand, needs to realise what is happening before it is to late. IMO

I wonder how much money "The Sun" are paying the family for this story? Or is it just me?

I wonder how much money "The Sun" are paying the family for this story? Or is it just me?

Medical supervised use yes Recreational use no Look what has happened in the UK: more accidents on the roads, more fines for cannabis use, lots of youngsters would. rather be stoned than working. A lot of stabbing due to people owning money for cannabis. If the doctor prescribes fantastic. LOS has survived without it for many years. Keep it that way in my humble opinion.

The Chinese seems to be free to do whatever they want. The Thais suffer, crime rises and the Chinese just return the money to China laughing all the way to the bank. Imagine what would happen if it was USA, British, Australia etc....

I'm sure that the Chinese will not be happy if this happens. I doubt that the Russian Mafia won't be impressed. It's a waiting game.....

Good news for the RTP.... Brown envelopes galore .. It will be very difficult to stop the industry now.... The Thai people/ sellers will be out of work....

Philippine English teachers that students do not understand doesn't help the situation. How can someone teach English when English is their second language? Students need to speak English for all manner of positive reasons.

He loved to travel, been to Thailand many times. Insurance? GFM? R.I.P Browny.

<deleted> head, now he is being the total opposite and the creeping doesn't sound good. He may not be in Thailand for much longer (hopefully)

Indian's arrive for the drugs, Russian's to escape the fighting and and become involved with the new found mafia, Chinese to annoy everyone and most others for a vacation. Soon there will be an influx from somewhere else.

There was an invasion of Russian tourists//money//mafia after the tsunami (if my memory is correct) and alough a few remained most returned. The one's here this time do not want to fight for their country and I suspect most will return at a later date or end up in jail for overstay and criminal activity. Of course the good ones will spend their money, not cause trouble, enjoy their family holiday and return on time.