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20 hours ago, petermik said:been a "fiasco" since they took control....
Only real dum dums thought an unaccountable military regime installed in a coup would be better than a flawed elected administration.
They have set the country back decades.
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Just now, Eibot said:
You indeed are not here to do research. I doubt you even read the article you sent me.
Yes, the UK and it's common members have some favourable tax jurisdictions, but not the most favourable in the world. Besides that, having cooperations and individuals using or partially using that tax system does NOT mean you have control over that money....and 70% of the world wealth is just delusional.
You believe what you want to believe, as I said I am not here to educate.
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Just now, Eibot said:
Control 70% of the wealth in the world, hahaha.
You do are joking right? If not, let me see the source of that. Haha
I am not here to do the research for you but you can start here: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-41906470
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2 hours ago, sandyf said:Couldn't agree more, the UK is nothing but a minnow in a large pond.
Actually the UK still controls over 70% of global wealth and London is still financial capital of the World and probably will remain so throughout this century. Where do you think all the dirty money from the Thai Generals ends up?
That is how the Empire is still maintained. Brits are far too clever to continue to use force when subjugation can be achieved through other methods.
Of course we still punch far above our weight in theatre of conflict, and can project our power globally second only to the US when it comes to effective global mobilisation, which even China as yet still cannot do.
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The virus is out and about now due to the incompetence of this administration, so pursuing one or two persons among tens of thousands for travelling while infected seems rather pointless at this stage.
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Cases like this, Hopewell, Blue Diamond Affair, Walter Tau, Carlsberg, Pepsi etc. should be lessons to anyone stupid enough to think investing buckets of money here is a good idea.
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41 minutes ago, webfact said:wife of a forestry official
Why does a forestry official have to wear a military style uniform and beret?
A clown wig and giant fake shoes would be more appropriate for a number of these uniformed types here.
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2 hours ago, crazykopite said:
Very true I’m convinced the buffoon believed Thailand was immune to Covid so much so he allowed millions to travel over SONGKRAN and look what’s happened every single day more and more people are getting the virus . As for the field hospitals I saw a picture of one yesterday beds lined up maybe 60/90 cm apart and not an electrical socket in site nor did I see any breathing apparatus I think you have more chance of getting worse and even dying if you went into one of them rather than stay at home
My personal opinion is that the govt. have deliberately put Thai lives at risk by pursuing a course of action designed to profit and continue a narrative arc.
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The narrative has to be maintained that this mob saved the people by producing the vaccine themselves. Can't really say much more.
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Good luck getting anything out of these greedy parasites.
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Big loss of face for them and their Chinese pals.
Chok dee!
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Less than 1% of the population while Cambodia has managed a whopping 6%.
Way to go Thailand!
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20 hours ago, Fex Bluse said:
They refuse to understand that their tourism plans were dead from the start.
Tourism is not coming back in any substantial amounts until the entire damage of this pandemic plays out.
I'd say it's almost a guarantee next 2 high seasons are going to show very low numbers.
This is a crisis that will take YEARS to resolve, not months. People are still losing jobs, spending down their retirement, scared to travel, etc.
This is the correct answer and has been obvious since March/April 2020.
It's all over for the foreseeable.
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This is nothing new, I have had one of these for over twenty years!
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3 hours ago, colinneil said:
Old clip or not, just shows the arrogance of police officers here.
Just a bunch of above-the-law crims in uniform as far as most of the Thai population are concerned.
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4 hours ago, starky said:
Oooo now they have blurred her mug out. It wasn't in other reports I've seen.
Apparently Udon detectives can afford some rather tasty bits on their police wages. Who knew?
Criminals, mafia types and bullies are attractive for some Thai women. Check their soap operas for confirmation.
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2 hours ago, webfact said:Meanwhile, Sanook reported that most of the patients who have refused treatment are from the cluster discovered at nightlife venues in Thonglor, Bangkok.
"Do you know who I am?"
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2 hours ago, klauskunkel said:
It is a very good read, and interesting to see all the mafia clan names that support this regime and those that jumped ship from Pheu Thai.
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Who supported this buffoon and his cronies into power? ????
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13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:
Police in red zone areas, which include Bangkok, Pattaya, Hua Hin and Chiang Mai have even been told to halt manning drunk driving checkpoints in order to prioritise stopping private parties and social gatherings.
Oh well they lasted about a week, better than nothing I suppose.
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14 hours ago, Sheryl said:It does not seem to deter many Thais.
I can tell you with almost absolute certainty that no Thais that work for me would voluntarily go to be tested given the consequences of being hospitalised at one of these concentration camp style facilities.
It has been discussed at length during staff meetings and socially and they are just as reluctant as we farangs are!
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13 hours ago, Caldera said:
"Department of Medical Services (DMS) Director-General Dr Somsak Akksilp said fears over the current situation related more to long waits for hospital beds rather than a shortage of beds"
Marvelous. Let's not call it a shortage of beds, but long waits for beds instead. Who does he think he's fooling?
Easy to fool people with an average IQ of 80.
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4 minutes ago, mtls2005 said:
Some old-timers like Sondhi Limthongkul (sprung from jail on a pardon) have been whipping up the minions lately. He did chime in on the Streckfuss affair, defaming him by calling him a CIA asset.
There are a few here that have supported this conspiracy theorist lunatic and used his vendetta against Thaksin as a reason to support two coups and the current regime.
Some of them are too stupid to even know they were duped.
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20 minutes ago, Neeranam said:
I looked at the new BMW X5 recently and it was great, but still to look at equivalent MB.
I chose a Benz based on the looks and interior. The new MBUX is incredible.
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New CX-5 2.5 Turbo 4WD or Fortuner Legender 2.8 4WD - Help deciding?
in Thailand Motor Discussion
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Don't like the brakes on the Mazda CX-5 and the Fortuner is far too agricultural for me.
However, if it came down to it the Mazda wins hands down as it has a much nicer interior, 19" wheels, BOSE sound system and subwoofer, heads up display and driving modes including economy and sport. It's far more fun to drive and feels sportier.
The Fortuner is built on a very old platform now and it definitely shows its age when you drive even the newest models.