Burma Bill

A temporary recruit called Kim??

To the Burmese Junta??

So, in reality, he was not a "fertiliser" merchant!

Although I do not condone illegal immigration, on this occasion I am sympathetic towards these Burmese people who are trying to establish a better life away from the atrocities of the Junta and its terrorist organisation - the Tatmadaw!! Does Thailand recognise "political asylum"?

As the result of "trumped up" charges??

The monkey certainly caused a bit of a stink!

A sprouting business again?

As far as I am aware "NO". February 2024: Phnom Penh (FN), Feb. 8 – There was no mention of the reopening of Preah Vihear Temple access for Thai tourists during the bilateral talks between Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet and Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin on 7 February 2024. Jean François Tan, Minister Delegate attached to the Prime Minister spoke at a press conference on 7 February 2024 after Samdech Thipadei concluded his official visit to Thailand. https://m.en.freshnewsasia.com/index.php/en/localnews/45705-2024-02-08-04-07-40.html Two interesting issues back in 2023; (a stumbling block?) if the Cambodian government agrees to reopen the border, which would allow Thai and international tourists direct access to Preah Vihear Temple from Thailand, Cambodia retains the sole right to sell tickets to the ancient site. “This is to acknowledge our culture and recognise Preah Vihear as part of Cambodia to tourists,” said Phea, “Temple guides must be Cambodian and Thai guides will not be allowed,” he said. Phea added that this condition is to ensure that Thai guides wouldn’t introduce incorrect information about the temple to tourists. https://www.khmertimeskh.com/501294840/thailand-requests-reopening-of-preah-vihear-temple-access/

Well I be blowed - amazing!

"Hey you Jimmy, give us a light" (then wallop!)

Yes indeed, also the alcofrolic tourists and ex-pats!

Good news - my favourite regional airline. Pre-Covid and now, I used/use Air Asia's "Fly-Thru" services. When I lived in Thailand, from Khon Kaen to Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos and Burma (pre Junta). Now I live in Cambodia, from Siem Reap to destinations in Thailand. Easy to book and pay (debit card) for tickets via the internet on my personal computer. Excellent wheel chair service. I have never experienced any problems such as flight cancellations. As a "frequent flyer" I am often upgraded to a "red seat" for free!. I always recommend Air Asia.

Escaped from Chiang Mai Zoo which is below Doi Suthep?

Postman Pat by any chance?

It will become an even bigger joke with 60 day free entry to almost everyone!

Made in Cnina?

Possibly - he should go quietly and retire to his cannabis farm.

Oh dear! With 60 days free entry, watch out Pattaya and Phuket (both in particular) are tidal waves about to form? Your favourite bar stool may not be so in the future.

With respect, looks like yellow and blue to me!

That the two Burmese lads serving life in a Bangkok Prison for the Koh Tao murders were deliberately "stiched up" to save face for a local mafia man's family member!

Sold to you Sir, 15,000 tons of weevil infested "cr?p!

Yes indeed and thanks. After the first big rain storm here in Siem Reap a few days ago, we were subjected to millions of the termites swarming everywhere. All main lights outside and inside my apartment were turned off but even so, some found their way in and scattered dead on the tile floor (aerosol spray). Stock photo of swarming termites - just like I experienced!

With respect, NO, especially when your mobile (smart) phone is stolen, damaged, mislaid or the battery is "dead"! Personally I use cash which I get from my bank's ATM using my debit card. I do use this card when making certain bulk purchases at my local supermarket or booking tickets with Air Asia. I still use my trusty 3G mobile for calls and text messages - ideal FOR ME! You can stuff your QR codes. At home I have a personal computer workstation for access to the internet.

With respect, this may be so but after the removal of the Shah of Persia by the Revolutionary Guards, Iran supported and funded terror organisations that die "the dirty work"!

Whatever, good riddance to a promoter and supporter of terrorism!