Mr Meeseeks

So it wasn't tear gas it was tears of joy? My mistake.

27 minutes ago, Thomas Hannah said:

Beer is expencive in thailand because thai.s dont realy drink beer.Unless it is being bought for them.They drink some form of whiskey.

Nonsense. Loads of Thais drink beer. 

2 hours ago, Sujo said:

Its important info for me. I dont care what beer costs in the shops, i havent bought a beer from a shop or drank at home for over a decade.

Correct. Only poors drink beer in the house. 

Oiks. 

25 minutes ago, John Drake said:

Yes, people who trade in crypto are smarter than the rest of us.

I put $1000 into a new crypto six months ago and just cashed in for six figures.

Off to MB Pattaya on Friday to get that CLS 300d I reckon. 

Not bad for a THB 30k investment. 

Why should I take a vaccine for something I've probably had already?

His race is obvious from the OP. 

At least he wasn't a nonce or a murderer this time. 

He is literally 'the Elephant in the room'.

Why do they call them all 'Big' something when they are all fairly small in stature?

Like 'Little John' of Robin Hood fame?

Anything but the truth as to why the AZ vaccine isn't getting a proper rollout. 

2 hours ago, robblok said:

Though just like when PTP was in power

*yawn*

Now that the elected governments and with them all checks and balances were removed it is a free for all with no accountability.

5 hours ago, webfact said:

Berletic, a self-proclaimed Geopolitical Analyst is familiar with the Thai political culture.

You've got to wonder when the national news agency is giving credence to a conspiracy theorist nutjob like Cartalucci. 

Makes you think all those fake accounts Twitter and Facebook keep banning were controlled by the military after all. 

12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

It has administered about 36,000 of the 200,000 recently received doses of Sinovac’s CoronaVac. Another 800,000 doses are due to arrive on March 25, for use mainly among health workers and high-risk groups.

Tinpot. 

Mai bpen rai. Sanuk sanuk.

He'd be better off stripping down to his waist, donning a loincloth and lounging in a hammock all day, because this sort of behaviour indicates a similar mentality and intelligence.

23 hours ago, scorecard said:

Not really the point in regard to yingluck, she and her gang of thieves got removed because they where so corrupt. Quick example her trade minister and his deputy both got jail for several decades for their fake international rice sales scams. 

You still believe her removal was about corruption after all that has happened since? 

This mob are ten times worse and completely unaccountable.

4 hours ago, webfact said:

Brian Berletic, a former US Marine who is now a Youtuber running a channel called “Land Destroyer,” commented that international media outlets may have the incorrect interpretation of the Prime Minister’s gesture.

AKA Tony Cartalucci etc. This 'person' has been a supporter of the Yellow Shirts and Thai military rule since day one. Best completely ignored.

If that is the only support the PM is getting then you know he is in trouble.

I used to think he was not the man for the job but then I realised he encapsulates the local mindset and culture so perfectly that it is hard to argue against him leading the country.

He's actually the perfect leader for this nation and its people. 

8 hours ago, Yellowtail said:

 

Which ones?

Like I stated before it is common knowledge amongst the Bangkok expat community. I have been a Bangkok expat since 1990, so I knew several of the owners and 'investors' personally and can confirm they used their bars to launder money stolen from British and Aussie pensioners through boiler rooms. 

You'll have to do your own research to find out the names.

3 hours ago, Yellowtail said:

 

For example?

Many of the big bars on Sukhumvit were bought with boiler room money.

It's common knowledge.