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I believe the Thailand's education system must remains as it is 

10 hours ago, Mark Nothing said:

You forgot to mention the carbon credit

No mask no social distancing anymore enough is enough 

1 hour ago, Liverpool Lou said:

What's more unacceptable is for you to claim, falsely, that that is what is happening.   Try reading the article again and quote the part where extra charges or booked seat changes were mentioned.

In fact in parentheses I said not yet but could be in the future So before to accused me to spread false information learn to read please learn to read

3 minutes ago, scottiejohn said:

Why?

Because it's unacceptable but if you like it instead, to be overcharged or forced to change your seat or even denied to boarding (not yet but could be in the future) due to your weight well take a seat

Airlines that implemented this sort of policy must be boycotted, definitely

We must absolutely oppose the abolition of cash, of which the consequences will impact our freedoms Unfortunately, Thailand is one of those vassal countries of the World Economic Forum

17 minutes ago, Isaan sailor said:

Today, the Baht plummeted up.  So much for that taxation panic.

Plummeted up? What movie are you watching? Unlike you I'm seeing a clear recovery of the Baht vs all currencies Today

It's already recovering, don't worry, they won't let it drop so much

Someone is worried because the Thai Baht has dropped very little  Well I want to help these gentlemen with a little reminder by showing them the previous prices of the Baht against the Pound and the Euro

I never forgot what this individual did against the expats and what he did against the small investors instead favoring and opening golden bridges to the great's ones. He's back right now and I won't never believe he will spend  8 years in prison, therefore enjoy his wealth and leave us alone

19 minutes ago, still kicking said:

I don't answer to trolls 

Hahaha

1 hour ago, still kicking said:

What are you trying to tell us Komrad?

What would be I?

24 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

 they illegally stole Crimea. 

Illegally? Stole? You are funny There been a referendum, it's not only referendums that NATO likes are legal

24 minutes ago, ozimoron said:

It doesn't matter to me why his troops raped and killed so many civilians. All that matters to me is that he did it. There can be no mitigating circumstances. THe Ukrainians have done very little in the Donbass region since 2014 since they haven't been in control. Speaking of the Donbass, there's still the little matter of the downed Malaysian aircraft.

Do you evaluate the seriousness of a carnage based on the number of victims? However this discussion is becoming sterile and useless with those who are stuffed with Atlanticist propaganda

4 minutes ago, ozimoron said:

He has an international arrest warrant out for him. Do you deny he deliberately or negligently targeted civilians and that his troops raped, murdered and looted thousands?

Obviously never bothered you to know why Putin did what he did. Apparently you are fully unaware of what the Ukrainian did in Donbass through the past 8 years against the Russian civil population
 Informed yourself  then

9 minutes ago, ozimoron said:

War criminals are never on the right side of history. Putin will be judged as have other war criminals.

According to 2/3 of the world Putin is not a criminal, if anything the criminals are the others

21 hours ago, joecoolfrog said:

You will find yourself very solidly on the wrong side of history.

We'll see who will be on the wrong side of history 

Thailand doing well  NATO is the problem not the Russia It has been trying to challenge the Russia through Ukraine for years. So unlike some opinions that I've read I'm very glad of what Thailand's doing in this situation

Is Baht too low? Thai Baht is still too expensive 

Unfortunately we are dealing with fanatics and as long as we have them around we will have to suffer

47 minutes ago, edogthong said:

That's exactly it. We all need to refuse going along with this. Many European countries now have entirely "cashless" businesses. In some countries, small "cash only" businesses have started popping up in protest. This is the route we all need to take otherwise we're screwed. 

That's right, we must to stop them and the first step is to boycott anyone who doesn't accept cash. The second ones: is to resort to cryptocurrencies

Ok it's mean that from now on, I will watch the movies in my home