Flying Saucage

Nobody has to censor any information I might be interested to read! Nobody has the right to censor any information I want to give others, might it be on politics, might it be on side effects of medicine or vaccines. It is the job and the right of the individual person to decide what to do with the information given. There has to be a freedom of information. This is a human right! And it is violated worldwide, in the Western world way more often than the people might think. We live in times in which especially governments and big media, directly or indirectly owned by a few very powerful people try to define what the 'truth' is, while they create this 'truth' for the masses in order to manipulate them in a way which makes these powerful people even more rich and even more powerful. They define the 'truth', they employ the fact checkers, and they initiate censorship. Censorship is one of the biggest evil we have nowadays. History never is on the right side of censorship, as censorship is fundamentally wrong.

Good move of THAI Airways! Competition is always in the interest of the customer, and due to TURKISH Airlines' monopoly on direct flights between Bangkok and Istanbul, their rates have been quite high so far. While TURKISH, which has been my favourite carrier for years, offers good rates from anywhere in Europe to Asia via Istanbul, direct flights from Istanbul are more costly. This is a quite common policy in the airline industry.

There is no larger city in Europe than Istanbul, besides of Paris, London and Moskow

All verbal commitments for democracy become meaningless if a government signs this treaty. It will be the end of all freedom, the end of democracy. And almost all governments seem to be willing to do so. This is a speech of a lawyer at the European parliament, so it should be allowed to be pisted here. Wonder where the Thai government stands here.

All the UN Aganda 2030 is about total and global control of the people, and the de-banking to force the people to submit to this new-world-order is one of the means they introduce to implement this total control. Nobody asks for CBDCs and a cashless society, nobody asks digital ID, and this all has nothing to do with a climate change or whatsoever. It's just to take everything from the people. Finally your will lose your freedom, your house, your car, your wealths. You will own nothing but be happy is what they tell you in their own words. You will live somewhere in a so called 'SMART' 15-minutes city under total control, forced to eat insects, while your land will owned by the globalists. This is not a conspiracy theory. This is what they tell you in their own words already today. I left Europe as Thailand is some years behind in this agenda. But the new government seems to be keen on accelerate everything now.

Efrat Feningson, former IDF officer, asks the right questions:

https://weatherboy.com/leading-scientists-from-around-the-world-declare-there-is-no-climate-emergency/#:~:text=More than 1%2C600 leading scientists,Nobel Laureate Professor John F.

China doesn't need the 'human made climate change', as they have a dictatorship already.

It will be a cultural shock for many Thai tourists to see how Germany really looks nowadays. A broken country. A completely rotten railway system with no train on time, city centers occupied by young men from Africa, daily rape and knife murder, and a police, courts and media which all turn a blind eye on that and often even blame the victims, and a government with the most uneducated politicians in the world. I know why I left this country and chose to live in exile in Thailand.

"Accelerating Action on the 2030 Agenda and its Sustainable Development Goals" ...or in other words: - introducing 15 minute cities aka digital prisons - forced reduction of private transport, car ownership, travel by plane - net zero Carbon emissions in farming (quote John Kerry), with severe food shortages coming - introducing a Central Bank Digital Currency while at the same time abolishing cash, with a Carbon account for each citizen and limited freedom to use your money in the way YOU want. But be sure, these people who will mandate this to the rest of the world will continue to use their privat jets, yachts and luxury cars and will continue to have their obscene luxury life and parties financed by taxpayer money whenever and wherever they want.

Same with the old commuter trains in Berlin ('S-Bahn'), which were build in the 1930ths and in use till around 1995, and operated under control of the GDR's railway system. The passengers enjoyed a lot to open the doors, especially on hot summer days. It was completely normal to do this during these times.

The power of BlackRock and Microsoft on the worlds economy, and by this on politics, is way to big already. I hope they keep both out of the Kingdom as much as possible.

Signing such SDGs might be a step to sell Thailands freedom to the UN, a non elected body controlled by big finance. There is no need for any country to sign such documents, as any country could implement such things without signing an obligation at the UN. One can only hope the Thai side is aware of the implications on the country's independence, and does not sell the country to the UN in the same way the Western governments do right now. Next step then might be the signing of the WHO 'One Health Treaty' next February, which then willl grant to the WHO absolute power over all countries which signed the Treaty, whenever the WHO - an unelected body known to be corrupted - declares a global threat on health. Terrifying.

2000 years ago, the temperatures were significantly higher than today. This was great for human civilization. Hannibal crossed the Alpes with elefants. No glaciers stopped him. The Roman empire had a great time. There always has beed climate change on earth, due to changes in solar activity. In the last some hundred years there was a colder time which now is just ending. That's all. And it has nothing to do with carbon dioxide. The concentration of carbon dioxide today is 0.04%, and it was the same in the 19th century as well, according to books from that time. Soon in the Western world they will impose climate lockdowns, and your will not be allowed anymore to leave the 15-minutes cities, ehich they are creating now everywhere. Everything is only about control.

Pay for fly, till the world will see the next pandemic. Some dire figures are predicting it already.

Can day only the best about the Mazda CX-5. Very quiet, smooth, comfortable. Very safe as well according to crash tests. Better handling than most others SUVs.

It's a worldwide move of governments, central banks and big finance to get rid of cash money. The aim is to establish CBDCs, Central Bank Digital Currencies, as soon as possible. Google "Better than cash alliance", in which Thailand is also a member. If you ask why they do this, the answer is clear and obvious: Without cash, you will transparent as glass. All your purchases from birth till death will be trackable. Negative interest rates and expiry dates can be applied to your money. And if you are politically too naughty, next time in the supermarket you can't buy anything anymore. China does this with the e-Yuan already, Russia is working on the e-Rubel and Europe on the e-Euro. I pay as much as possible with cash. Keep your freedom, say no to this dire future!

It's very common to invest in Thai gold. However, I'm interested to buy also some silver, but I do not mean jewellery. How is the situation if someone wants to buy silver coins like Krüger Rand or Maple Leaf or others? Can I conveniently buy such silver in Thailand, and later conveniently sell? And where? Any recommendations?

It's not so much such compensations in which I am interested in. It's the access to treatment in under the governmental health scheme which I am interested, for the case that the sum insured by my private insurance turns out to be not sufficient, or that at higher age the private insurance becomes too costly to afford it. But it seems that there is absolutely no way to get access to this anymore, if 60 yrs or older, and without Thai ID.

Might the last paragraph possibly be a way to enter the system if 60 years old, under the mentioned section 40? What are the stipulations of this section 40?

Usually a foreigners who works in Thailand as employee has access to the Thai social security system. But now, I was told that by law there is access to the system only for foreigners under 60 years of age. If 60 or older, entry is denied. Is there any possiblity to enter this scheme also for an employee of age 60? I think it makes a lot of sense to enter the system, to have it in addition to a private health insurance.

I mentioned this about 2 hours ago too when I asked about what date we have today. But my post was deleted already. ChatGPT censoring already?

What date is today?

I just bought a new Honda Click 160 and would like to have a manual in English. A call at the hotline wasn't very halpful. Does anyone know where I can get a manual as hardcopy, or at least as download?

After I will have started working for my employer, I will choose the permission to stay stamp. Back to the visa: On the website of my Thai embassy (Berlin) they distinguish between a "Non-B for business" (which I have) and a "Non-B for employment". But maybe they mean the same Non-B for both purposes, and the application process is different? Not clear to me. For a Non-B business they demand a letter of the German employer plus an invitation letter of the Thai business partner, whereas for the Non-B employment they demand that the future Thai employer sends an application form WP3 to the Ministry of Labour. Then the Ministry of Labour prepares an approval letter, and only then I will be able to get this Non-B employment. So, my for current 1y Non-B, I applied for business purposes, whereas now it seems to me that I have to apply again, for a Non-B for employment purposes, and my future employer has to go through the WP3 hassle firstly. Wonder if this is really necessary. And, of not, if the missing WP3 will cause trouble later when I apply for the work permit.