Flying Saucage

I think its high time that Thailand and others nations send their film makers to the UK and to the EU to report on the dark sides of these countries. Even most of the people living their have no glue how dark these dark sides are. What a disgusting neocolonial behaviour of the BBC!

Some months ago on a flight to HCMC with a very big Thai carrier I experienced a lightning strike. This was confirmed to me by a flight attendant. I will not mention the name of the airline here, of course, only that it was NOT Nok Air. As the impact of an lightning strike is unpredictable, it is common (and I guess stipulated) to check the aircraft very carefully before letting it perform the next flight. This investigation usually takes a whole day. Not so with this airline and this aircraft. I checked later and found that the return flight to BKK departed HCMC less than an hour after landing. I didn't expect that, and indeed this was quite astonishing for me. I think it's not only Nok Air having safety issues.

The only good thing about this totalitarian behaviour - it's still MY money! - is that it drives the people back to using cash and it educates them how important cash is for freedom.

Thailand goes fully Orwellian. Absolute control, absolute surveillance, abolishing of any privacy and later likely there will be the end of any freedom. Digital ID, digital wallets, drones and AI. When will the people wake up and see what's really happening.

Whoever is more critical on CBDCs and a cashless society is the better candidate. Better for the people. Better for freedom. Better for Thailand.

Amazing that these Thai officials don't understand that tourists don't want to be controlled and tracked 24/7. This Orwellian BS will be reason enough already to avoid visiting Thailand for very many.

Orwellian!

You can order it in evey pharmacy I think. I bought already before, it's around 1200 Baht.

All airlines should ban these new types of battery powered self driving suitcases as well, immediately! Another stupid hype, but completely useless and quite dangerous too.

Today, the world talks about a carbon tax. Tomorrow, you will recognise that YOU are the carbon they want to reduce.

Absolutely! But when it happens to checked baggage during a flight trip, you definitely should contact the Lost and Found Counter in the arrival hall. The airline will arrange a free repair or pay some compensation. For repair, you can contact: Sun Smile Service 789 in Bangkok Google it or call directly 0614699424

It's all a big albeit ridiculous theatre of the powers that be, to distract the people from other things they do.

Makes absolutely sense: Tony Fernandez is one of Schwab's YGL while VISA is one of the driving forces to introduce CBDCs and abolish cash. "Sustainability" is one of their means. Bingo!

I experienced exactly the same with Air Asia Indonesia some years ago. The payments were drafted from my credit card, then website crash, and no ticket. In both cases I was not successful to get the money back from Air Asia. No communication was possible with their on-line bot, and in the second case second time it even was unsuccessful when I later went to an office of Air Asia on Jakarta airport. Useless efforts. I only could get back the payment by contacting my credit card bank in Europe and reporting this as scam. Finally, in both cases I received back the money from my credit card bank. However they told me that this depended on the goodwill of Air Asia, as I was the one who pressed the "PAY" button on the website. Since this time, I stopped using Air Asia, despite before having up to 50 flights per year with them.

Well, detecting a snotnose virus in wastewater will be the game changer for coming future scams. A little bit off-topic, but I just was at a butcher. One of the staff there accidentally throw some meet on the floor and on my feet. He didn't care at all, picked it up and put it without any efforts of cleaning back to the meat in the display, ready to sell. Priorties, priorities...