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Yes, a funnel into the silence. They first have to find all stakeholders with controversial material, documents and nformation. Then these stakeholders need to be approached, offering them loads of money and other benefits to keep their mouth shut or tell a different story. As soon as done, they follow the manuscript for public and anti-corruption committee communication, with the aim to prove that nothing was exceptional, it was just a low frequency earth quake wave, putting the structure in a natural swing mode, and since it was under construction, reinforcements were still missing, so the construction collapsed. Job done. Gone will be the stories of low steel quality, violation against safety guidelines, dubious Chinese subcontractors, etc. What almost surprises me most is the total lack of these discussions in Thai opinion, or even a revolt against politicians. It feels like Thai always believe these twisting stories of higher officials.
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Ghost Tower Defies Odds: Bangkok's Abandoned Icon Survives Quake
oustaristocrats replied to snoop1130's topic in Bangkok News
and less Chinese penetration in society and politics in those days as well. -
Bangkok Building Collapse Sets Unwanted World Records
oustaristocrats replied to snoop1130's topic in Bangkok News
Yes and the biggest crooked Thai official is in power now, so what can we expect ? -
Quake Jolts Thai Tourism: Rising Concerns Over Safety
oustaristocrats replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
No it was a top - down brown envelope card game from ministry to builders, to turn a blind eye on safety standards, like it always the same in THL, if you give me this, you will get that, i will tell them this, but we all know the truth is that. The source is the top of the piramide, they benefit most, but are exposed least. Important technical structural reports have already 'vanished', unfindable. -
The most incompetant US admin in history has been elected
oustaristocrats replied to 3NUMBAS's topic in Political Soapbox
Yes, but in the case everything goes wrong Trump already atranged his backup plan, he, his family and his 7 tech friends already pre-booked a ticket on one of the Space-X missions of his right-hand Musk, they will be heading to Mars. -
PM Paetongtarn Faces Tax Storm: Scandal Brewing Over Shares
oustaristocrats replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Yes, you are absolutely right. And the wheels keep going because nobody is doing anything against it, the party who was closest was bypassed the last election, and all descendants of these elites can keep filling their pockets for years to come. There is only one way out: Power by the masses, but unfortunately that's not Thai culture, doing it the soft way may need decades to bring a change, if ever. -
Bangkok Shop Owner Defends Right to Sell Controversial Shirts
oustaristocrats replied to snoop1130's topic in Bangkok News
Yes, Mr C. is probably walking in every shop with a crying face, of how poor these people are to make a living, some of them are indeed, but some of them have no scrupules to sell anything, they are like criminals you read every day in the news -
Bangkok Shop Owner Defends Right to Sell Controversial Shirts
oustaristocrats replied to snoop1130's topic in Bangkok News
Well, I am sorry, but countries are obliged to enforce ICCPR (Article 20(2)) and CERD (Article 4), Thailand alsi signed that treaty. This does not (yet) apply to Putin by the way. In other words, the lady can be lucky she is still in a position to open her shop doors every morning. On the other hand, I am convinced the lady has zero education to know about all these things. Maybe Thai officials should teach her a lesson in history and ethical standards. -
Finally a good measure by the government. Although they deny, it is of course linked to the fraudulent business initiatives from Chinese who enter the country without any touristic plans. Let first see how the sino-thai elite and governement will react to this plan, they will probably claim it is unfriendly will provoke China.
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Thaksin Dismisses US Sanctions Over Uyghur Deportations
oustaristocrats replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Yes, and even without these offers you can't decide to just send people back into hell. Did you know Mr TS that China is a bit different than UAE ? -
Thailand Cuts Visa-Free Stay to 30 Days to Combat Abuse
oustaristocrats replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I don't see a lot of benefit from this turning back the clock measure. Long free visa will indeed not helping to fight illegal work and businesses, but the problem is that the good ones have to suffer the new rules caused by the bad ones. I come here to stay in my house for 5 weeks, now i have to start that hussle with a visa application again. Why not looking at the root cause of trouble makers ? Which countries do they come from ? How did some manage to set up illegal businesses ? By whom the illegal workers got employed ? Deepdiving and solving these root causes is much more effective than punishing the entire travel population. -
Shinawatra Legacy: Paetongtarn's Fresh Approach as PM
oustaristocrats replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
What is the "FRESH APPROACH" ? What is her approach and progress on the PM2.5 crises for instance ? And on the safety certificate system of busses (and their drivers) ? The fresh approach is maybe her performance like a well-trained and decent influencer, she does well as speaker at large crowds, she does well at pleasing Chinese officials, she does well at making promises. All the things Thai people are desperately waiting for. -
Thailand Faces Backlash Over Secret Uyghur Deportation to China
oustaristocrats replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
"Thailand playing China's puppet again." How can you expect differently ? They are Sino-Thai. It is always claimed they have become real Thai, but that's far from true. Their roots, ancestors are from China, they will always act and decide to China's wishes, standards and you see it everywhere in Thailand. She was even proud on her Chinese roots recently, made it public. Can you imagine what that means ? -
"around £3,000 (approximately 127,500 THB) per day" £3,000 per day, for something like pneumonia or similar, in Thailand ! Can somebody explain me ? This sounds like a hospital for celebrities, world leaders. I knew that Bangrumrad in BKK s a famous international hospital with helicopter emergency services, maybe they come at these rates, but just an ordinary hospital in Hua-Hin ?
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Thailand Ranked 106th in English Proficiency Out of 116 Countries
oustaristocrats replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Yes, and most striking, their last 10+ prime ministers, including the current one, are absolutely illiterate in English. I sometimes believe they prefer to study Chinese instead of English.- 258 replies
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"Open burning is discouraged" For reasons of understanding the seriousness, I like the word 'discouraged' instead of for instance 'prohibited' , or even better, 'Open burning could lead to 5 years in prison'. The word 'discouraged' says everything about the urgency and priority of the government to solve this issue.
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China Accuses US of Cyberattack That Disrupted DeepSeek AI
oustaristocrats replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Yes, I also think it was him (on order from the big leader and his tech compagnons) :) -
Zuckerberg recognized he was almost too late, leaving the treasure to Musk. They all don't want to miss the train of unlimited privileges, tax benefits, support in fighting privacy restriction rules and claims in other countries. The new leader will help them. There is also a downside, they all have the same fate. If the experiment goes wrong, it will hurt, all around the world disappointed, ex-Musk supporters sell their Teslas. The same could happen to FB users.