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I'm just pointing out the fact that the people drafting these changes don't care how much chang you buy or if you rent people from Isaan or not. Probably asking themselves what they need to do to get rid of you right now.

& please carry on taking yer boosters

So you have zero expertise. Your *opinions* in this thread include, and I quote: "made up nonsense like The Telegraph report" "The Telegraph ... becoming part of the worldwide COVID vaccine misinformation pandemic..." etc etc etc as per every covid thread. Just because you don't like some information and it doesn't chime with your heavily biased opinions doesn't necessarily mean it's wrong.

but unfortunately only those that support YOUR opinions / ego I don't but I worry that some on here do and that your opinions could harm them. Especially as you seem to have zero relevant medical knowledge or experience beyond copying and pasting walls of text along with LARGE FONTS to push your opinions. To clarify / get back to the question though: Have you ever been a Doctor / Do you have any medical expertise or not? Also, when you refer to 'right-wing news sources' are you saying left-wing news sources are better?Any examples? If not, why mention right-wing?

Have you ever been a doctor Mr "TallGuyJohninBKK"? If not, who qualifies you to pontificate on whats true or untrue wrt to this 'covid' stuff?

The boiling hot weather. Being treated as a tourist/atm machine always and forever. New tax on bringing money into the country. Parole like immigration reporting system. The roads. Lack of intellectual stimulation.

Yeah but LTJ's website probably says that's a 'far right' publication so it doesn't count 😂

Maybe the excess deaths aren't rising as everyone with an even half functioning brain (inc. 70% of UK NHS staff) are refusing these modern 'vaccines' https://yellowcard.mhra.gov.uk/idaps/CHADOX1 NCOV-19

Spin it how you like but the dam has broken. The Telegraph is a serious newspaper for grown ups. Labelling every and any death as a 'covid death' is no longer gonna wash. You may have gotten away with that a couple of years ago but not any more especially as excess deaths continue to rise 👍

Print version picture under the post is clear: "Covid Jabs may be to blame for increase in excess deaths"

The difference between 'conspiracy theory' and 'mainstream' is approx 2-3 years. UK Govt did well with the tainted blood scandal (successfully covered up for 30+ years) but in this case much harder to hide as so many are affected. Tainted blood scandal was approx 30K people vs the approx 30 million that took jabs in the UK Oh well. Merely suggesting jabs might have bad side affects or cause death was enough to get you yeeted from this and other social media platforms a couple years ago. Now, it's being discussed in mainstream media so at least there's been some progress : )

Nor the 'high net worth' category they're aiming for

It's called a 'controlled release'. The press were accessories to what we're seeing now and took money from the UK Govt for wrap around covid mania adds so have to spill the beans slowly. The truth will come out though but some will never accept it (same types who still believe Sadam Hussein had nukes and could blow them up in 45 mins).

Im not worried at all but some of you should be. Som nom naa 👍

So, from a Thai Govt policy maker's view ipretty much NOTHING! 🙂 They want high spending people to visit Thailand - to get them in they first have to flush out the sweaty chang/singha vest, cargo shorts and flip flop crew.

Tick Tock Blood Clot ⏰ Or ischaemic stroke, acute coronary syndrome and brain haemorrhage, cardiovascular diseases, coagulation, haemorrhages, gastrointestinal events

Instead ask yourself - what benefits do the TH government get from you being here? Likely... NOTHING! 🙂

IMHO giving women choices was part of the ditching of Christendom so same thing. In your case for the framework/religion of Marxism Feminism is just a subsect of marxism in which :.. ‘the bourgeoisie’ is replaced with 'men' and ‘the proletariat’ is replaced with ‘women’.. Do you think your ex could have worked that out? Marx and Engels said family is a bourgeois value and it must be destroyed. Feminism thinks marriage is a patriarchal institution. Queer theory thinks that family is a form of oppression. It's all the same thing, only vocabulary has changed. https://www.csustan.edu/sites/default/files/History/Faculty/Weikart/Marx-Engels-and-the-Abolition-of-the-Family.pdf Wokeism (the current Marx derived cancer on western civilisation) goes further: replacing ‘the bourgeoisie’ with current protected ‘victim’ groups based on skin colour, sexual orientation, and so on. Maybe you were all (the boomers) just brainwashed, psyoped & mugged off by the Tavistock type social engineers though:

On the plus side, if implemented sufficiently aggressively, this will clear out an awful lot of 'farang riff raff' (tm). If so, I might actually move out there full time : )

https://web.archive.org/web/20240605062422/https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/06/04/covid-vaccines-may-have-helped-fuel-rise-in-excess-deaths/ Or https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/06/04/covid-vaccines-may-have-helped-fuel-rise-in-excess-deaths/ Moderator's note: The publisher of the above-cited study subsequently issued a public statement rejecting the COVID vaccine "misreporting" claims attributed to the study made in the The Telegraph and other similar media reports, as follows: Link: https://bit.ly/3RfBJGA https://twitter.com/bmj_company/status/1798751750046019666

Once people move to Thailand it's hard to move on, after realising it ain't all that, due to expenses. (Inflation in western countries has really taken off)

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