Tounge Thaied
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Covid19 response supplies arriving from China. ????
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Know your place...
Where are you... now?
Where are we... now?
In a top down, compartmentalized, hierarchial society, it can be good to know your place. Where are you right now? In the now, where are you? It is oft said, solutions can be found if we just think outside the box. Maybe our Dis... ease can be found outside the box? Hmm...? Are we ensconced, stuck, trapped, enslaved in a box? What archetypical symbol would you think better represents a slave society? What structure has historically represented the slave hierarchy? Are we all enslaved? Do you think, do you believe you are free? Ask your (S)elf, where are you right now? Do you know your true place?
"We shall not cease from exploration, and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time." -- T. S. Eliot
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24 minutes ago, orang37 said:
Do you see a connection between all this and your apparent inability to compose an on-topic reply ?
~o37;
I don't see a connection... go ahead and explain to me the connection.
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Governments in lockstep with private corporations choose the trickle down effect. Give all the money to their crony capitalistic friends first... with the idea that they will invest that money in their large corporations so the peasants can all have jobs. Oh money being given directly to the people is coming, think universal basic income, but that will come with all the fun strings attached. Money for infrastructure, money to clean the parks and create the roads... they've already got a system for that... it's called taxation. Nice little slavery system of take your earned income, make a few roads and parks, but then create a bunch of laws and enforcers to further enslave you... there not interested in giving you a job to free you from your plight. And before you hammer me with your opinion about my opinion here, I will be the first to admit, I don't have an easy solution to the ever increasing tyranny happening on this planet. Oh.. there's a solution, but know one is willing to do the work to get there. Such is the state of the current human condition. No worries... proposals abound, A.I., smart cities, 5G, a one world global government, digital money... yeah... it's going to get real fun... go read Orwell's 1984 nightmare, because that time has arrived.
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Prediction from a U.S. perspective... The narrative will change soon to...
"because we have taken such aggressive measures containing this SARSCOVID2 outbreak, we have been able to keep the numbers well below other infections pathogens such as Tuberculosis and Influenza."
Well done WHO, well done CDC. Guaranteed in the coming months Trump will continue to implicate China for the release and declare victory over the Novel Corona Virus. One more battle won by the globalists in the war on our freedom. All of the new draconian laws and rules put into effect aren't going away. Trump will face Hillary Clinton soon in yet another dog and pony show election... You watch, all the new laws will stay, the stock market will begin to bounce back, Trump will become even more popular, Hillary will lose again and we will forever be cemented on the road to more Zionist Tyranny. Ever listened to David Icke's talk on Sabbatian Frankism? The Zionists own Trump.
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Icke is out on the fringe... no doubt. But it doesn't mean he is wrong. An open mind is required... consider for a moment what he has to say... ThaiVisa Ministry of Truth, I would ask before you censor this post, to consider the intent of the OP. Thank you...
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It surely is...
" ...difficult to free fools, from the chains they revere." - Voltaire
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17 minutes ago, Oxx said:
Back in February one newspaper reported:
Here is a cool website showing prices world-wide including Thailand.
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1 minute ago, bkk6060 said:
Have a quality insurance policy and don't think about it.
Why waste your money, if you were actually inclined to "think" about it. If you are healthy, don't take unnecessary risks, and keep an emergency fund, why not shop around for prices and not waste your money on insurance. Or another idea is take out a high deductible "catastrophic" policy at a significantly lower annual cost that only gets used when you have a major emergency/major surgery, otherwise you simply pay out of pocket for any non catastrophic needs.
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I have seen a statement on a tiered system, something like categories for first citizens (the cheapest), then VISA holders, then tourists, something like that... I don't think the government will be publishing prices, but you can get a feel for prices here and of course you will need to call for exact prices anywhere you may want to go.
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ThaiVisa Ministry of Truth won't allow this type of discussion... I have tried posting other non MSM credible sources of information and I simply get censored.
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Just now, wwest5829 said:
I am confused. I thought that helped you get a one year extension not an indefinite stay.
You raise a good point. Many of us have looked at this being our indefinite retirement stay. That presumption has quickly faded... hasn't it.
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8 minutes ago, StevieAus said:But a Thai aged 50 years or older with 800.000 baht in a bank account cannot literally turn up in those countries and stay indefinitely like we can here.
I'm here to tell you that it isn't true that you are safe here. I was not allowed into Thailand 3 weeks ago, because I didn't have the necessary Covid-19 "Medical Certificate". I have lived in Thailand for 6 years, I have a house and wife In Buriram province. I have a Non-immigrant O based upon Marriage. I cannot come and be at my home or my wife. You could say this is a one off event, but is it? With the draconian measures keep being implemented, it is clear that what you say is no longer really true.
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1 hour ago, webfact said:The petition calls for the Thai government to provide extensions of stay for all foreigners for 2 months.
This did not happen. Tourists get an extension, Non-Immigrants no free pass. More evidence, IMO, that Thailand has clearly decided they only want short term tourists. More draconian measures for those that are attempting to live here. Ever looked into Thai citizenship?
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1 hour ago, ParkerN said:
It's a known scam. Create a technical breach of anti-terrorism laws, then threaten to prosecute and if the victim doesn't cough up some dosh, go ahead and prosecute, the courts don't care about what's right and what isn't, they can't function without the police so there's quite a lot of back-scratching goes on. Justice is not on their mind, lists of crimes and fines is. I have a small personal experience of paid and unpaid back-scratching by the Thai judiciary
Someone needs to take the BiB round to the woodshed and explain why scamming the people you rely on for tourism dollars isn't the smartest thing in the world to do; the money goes up the tree anyway so nothing official will ever happen, check out the Red Bull incident for a demonstration of how Thai law enforcement works, and he killed a copper for Gawd's sake..
Bur then so far as I'm aware, nobody ever accused a Thai of being unusually smart, a low animal cunning is usually the best they can do. Preying on tourists or immigrants who expected better is their stock-in-trade. Unsuspecting victims.
Having said that, not all coppers and judiciary are corrupt, but all do accept that others of their ilk are.
There are those deep within Thai society that are putting a stop to the Foreigner invasion of their country. This is one way to scare off the foreigner. The other is to continue to implement draconian immigration policies. Case in point, the recent announcement that tourists will get a visa extension, non-immigrants will not.
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I had a small package sent to my address in Buriram Province from Illinois, USA 3 weeks ago. Still has not arrived. I'll report back here if it does.
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11 hours ago, jimmybcool said:
I know this is an old thread. Just wondering how you would fire a bullet without a gun. Pretty sure it doesn't represent any threat without a chamber, barrel and firing mechanism.
Guberment security monkeys are not required to think... just follow orders. Bullet... it's on the list. He's a terrorist. Guberment monkeys... get it.
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9 hours ago, geovalin said:“In countries like Cambodia, where commercial departure options remain available, US citizens should arrange for an immediate return to the United States, unless they are prepared to remain abroad for an indefinite period,” Ms Zeeberg said.
The headline of this post is misleading if you don't pay attention to this key part of the article...
Embassies are simply doing there due diligence to get people home unless they are already prepared to remain in the foreign country. That includes many expats who already live here... no need to go home if you have a place to live and have a current VISA.- 4
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8 minutes ago, sweatalot said:
I can image how I would sweat under that mask in the Thai heat
Yeah... good point. Could make wearing this impractical in the heat.
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6 minutes ago, Proboscis said:Actually if you look at the maker name on the filter, you will find that it is Drager, the Mercedes Benz of medical equipment and yes, a German company.
At a guess, what they have actually done is to take regular masks and fit the Drager filter onto them. The filter might be a spare part for a machine, such as a baby incubator, to filter the air going in to ensure that no viruses get in that way. Not sure about whether they allow sufficient air intake - the trouble is that if not, air gets in via the sides of the mask (otherwise the nurse dies through lack of oxygen!)
That's right. The filter is an add on attachment to a ventilator that filters the air as the ventilator gives a breath and then the patient exhales. Filtration occurs in both directions. It is a good point, that would need to be individually tested, to see if they can in fact take a breath sufficient enough to get oxygen in (21% oxygen in normal air). Testing would be easy, they would simply attach their pulse oximetry device to determine their oxygen percentage levels in blood while wearing the mask.
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1 hour ago, GeorgeCross said:
am i reading this right, for a retirement extension we don't now need to keep 400K in the bank all year, we can spend down the 800K then once the extension runs out, go get a new non-o and start all over again?
sounds too good to be true! they can't actually allow this repeatedly?
Yes you can do this. I have had to do this, with my Thai wife extension, out of necessity two times because I was traveling outside of the kingdom for work at the time of my renewal. It is a big pain in the ass however, as you have to get your 90 day Non-O again, which requires you to then leave the Kingdom and return again, to then finalize the one year in the specified time frames. If you simply keep 400,000 in after 3 months and top up back to 800,000 2 months prior you can simply do an extension renewal that does not require you to leave the kingdom.
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7 minutes ago, BadSpottedDog said:
We have the Non O for 4 years now. Just not work permit. On a retirement visa. The rules are about as clear as mud, and vary depending on where you look. LOL
You are on a Non-O based on retirement and therefore not paying in country taxes, you will not be eligible.
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It's my understanding that you need a qualifying Non-Immigrant O and a work permit for three consecutive years to qualify baseline, then all of the other individual "points" come into play to help you improve your application.
Thailand, US to cooperate in fight against COVID-19
in Thailand News
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Is the U.S. finally getting concerned, always has been concerned, with the increasing cozy relationship Thailand has with China?
The two dragons of the East and of the West have similar physical characteristics, their symbolic representations are drastically different however and, in a way, symbolize the cultural differences between the two. The most notable difference between the Asian and European dragons is that while the European folklore has portrayed the dragons as evil, fearsome and malevolent creatures, the Asian cultures regard them as benevolent beings.
The question becomes... which of the East and West is the evil malevolent and which is the good and benevolent?