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Fairly meaningless agreement. Like the Asean Economic Community (AEC), all the members will just try to find ways to game the system or not trade under the agreement at all. Anyone who STILL thinks China will follow the rules should have his head examined.
This agreement is especially meaningless now that the global economies are looking inward
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19 hours ago, thedemon said:
I'm not sure who I feel more sorry for; the thousands of employees that have lost their careers and are now struggling to take care of their families or someone that obviously has such a miserable life that they would make a comment like this.
My life is wonderful. I despise bad people, and THAI are generally bad. A perfect reflection of the worst of common Thai national characteristics: arrogance and incompetence
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I'm sure most of us hope they fail and shut entirely. Fingers crossed ????
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Again. Other countries only seem to be able to find Thai covid. The Thais don't test. And don't find any.
And so many Westerners believing that Thailand (Thailand, of all places!) has magically figured out how to keep covid under control - shows just how stupid and gullible so many Westerners are, despite our relative wealth.
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These folks really do display their absolute stupidity. Wow
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How do we know the guy wrote a false review?
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Very Chinese style. No such thing as fair competition among Sino cultures. They care about winning only. At any cost.
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56 minutes ago, 2long said:
So, looking at a live feed on FB there's a lady saying that it's banned due to some of the people on film not giving consent.
So, for other similar websites, where all actresses give consent, do any TVF members have any suggestions?
Asking for a friend! ????
There was a massive ip webcam hack last month and lots of minors and breast feeding young moms across Southeast Asia ended up on porn sights naked or masticating and whatnot. Big big hack
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Those of us in the know, might be aware that there is a series of videos on PH and other adults sites by a lady called
Search: nueng
Or
Search: thaiprinc###
Note: the search above has absolutely nothing to do with topics which must be respected. It is the PH site username of a PH actress.
Some of the uploaded videos with her in them referred to her as "Thai Prin####" which would instantly get the entire site blocked.
By the way, she's good. Check her out.
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6 hours ago, DrTuner said:
Reciprocity is a biaaatsch. Next, immigration requirements. Mandatory GPS trackers for all Thais.
And catching all those thousands of Thais who go on student or tourist visas or even employment visas for Thai restaurants but who end up doing Thai massage and Handjobs and other illegal activity.
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21 hours ago, bloodyholly said:
Puberty sooner ..... adulthood later
(except for the current brave protestors)
Nominating for contender for post of the year.
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I love it. Reciprocal treatment coming to these cheating Asian countries.
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6 hours ago, steveyinasia said:
Some aviation collectors will go for this, not such a bad idea. Sure its not going to save the airline and it probably isn’t planned to do so, just making use of materials which would otherwise end up in scrap. Several companies already sell food storage units as furniture and even aircraft skin made into luggage tags.
Yes, but doubtful they start selling stupid trinkets before developing a plan to reform and restructure the airline. Trying to equate Thais with the developed world almost never works
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10 hours ago, webfact said:
The Bank of Thailand report acknowledged that tourism is, or more accurately was, 20% of gross domestic product in Thailand.
Finally! All you silly farang who believe all thr Thai nonsense see it now? An admission.
And, as I've said for decades, if you add all the gray and black economy spending, like the sex trade, you could very well arrive at upwards of 30% of the Thai economy!
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Fire sale ????
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If you pay attention closely enough, you will notice MANY Thai experts simply translate into Thai what they see in Western media. Usually they are weeks or months behind.
Average Thais, who usually can understand only Thai, are led to believe these Thais are genuine experts.
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13 minutes ago, moontang said:
And the Chinese are still able to buy in Oz, as well as the USA.
Canada, too
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6 minutes ago, onebir said:
China isn't even doing that much covid testing (tests/1m population ranks 84th of 197 countries reporting).
Agree. A person has to really be willfully blind to trust anything that comes out of China. I mean, their trustworthiness was suspect for decades. But, now? After they have nearly collapsed the whole world... Still people trust them? Wild
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4 hours ago, StevieAus said:
I thought the Chinese government had clamped down on the ability to take money out of the country.
I recall reading about it creating problems in Australia particularly Sydney where potential Chinese buyers were unable to complete the purchase of apartments for the above reason.
They try... Then you see stories about Chinese using nominees to get over the 50k USD limit and using all sorts of other mechanisms.
Some countries, like Australia, perform rigorous source of funds reviews to discourage illicit money. Thailand is most certainly not one of them.
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4 hours ago, Suradit69 said:
Probably a lot of western real estate developers who would be happy to sell some of their garbage urban property to the Chinese. The Chinese seem to be faring relatively well.Not sure how anyone could believe the Chinese after seeing how consistently they lie.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/beijings-covid-recovery-isnt-so-enviable-11603393097
Do we also believe they their covid reporting?
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46 minutes ago, ChouDoufu said:not necessarily laundering. even with stricter currency controls, chinese are allowed to transfer US$50K annually with minimal paperwork. 1.5 million baht should buy a decent condo in pattaya, or make a nice down payment on a villa.
plenty of northern retirees with cash for 2nd (or 3rd or 4th!) apartments who would prefer not to pay US$15K/square meter in beijing center, or $US7.5K/meter in the suburbs. wow! for the cost of just 1 square meter in beijing, you can get an entire thai style 30-meter efficiency condo in an older building in the bangkok suburbs! (yes, i know, apples vs. rutabagas)
i suppose the new STV is designed with just this group of "tourists" in mind.
I can agree with you that it's not necessarily laundering... Though it's extremely common as they seem to be predisposed to law breaking.
Well, we can only pray that we don't have a situation where millions of PRC Chinese are retiring in Thailand. That would be a nightmarish disaster and run almost every other nationality out of Thailand. Nobody wants to live with them, I suspect.
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15 minutes ago, holy cow cm said:Let's just wait and see how much of the Condo sector those Chinese proxies just allowed in and then the next ones to come will buy up. I just wish that the USA would not allow any retired Thais back into the USA and not allow them to buy property as well. TFT. Tit For Tat.
This is effectively a cry from the Thais to the Chinese who are laundering their money outside of China. As the Chinese economy continues to suffer, we will see thousands, maybe tens of thousands of Chinese buying garbage Thai property.
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Does ANYONE STILL believe foreign tourism and related spending is merely 9% of GDP? ANYONE??!!
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Real reason China keeps them in has nothing to do with virus risk. The real reason is because they need to keep the money in country as their economy is failing.
High season? What high season? Thai tourism has a gap year.
in Thailand News
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Domestic tourism will not fill the massive void left by little foreign tourism. Also, any shift away from such a big tourism industry must coincide with displaced people learning to do new things. This is Thailand's challenge. With a pathetic education system and far too much national pride, the outcome is easily predicted.