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This reminded me of the previous POTUS and space is vast.
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5 hours ago, ikke1959 said:
and always urging people to get vaccinated as soon as possible.. But there are no vaccines available only Sinovac which is proven many times it is not effective and other vaccines are in the country not available.. Mor Prom doesn't work and I know from several people that they are waiting already for more than 4 months without any possibility to get an appointment, But on the other hand we also heard that friends of people in hospital are being vaccinated without any appointment.. There is some work to do....
Take a look at this if you are contemplating Sinovac:
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5 hours ago, mommysboy said:
25% effective- might be considered an oxymoron.
And Those considering it may be MORONS.
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47 minutes ago, club said:
Do they want to die? or just dont care?
They were tested and shown to be clear. No worries now, carry on as usual. TiT
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1 minute ago, champers said:
Thailand are not unique in being complacent. Look at the low vax rates in Japan, Korea, Oz and Vietnam plus others in this neck of the woods.
True enough, but as the discussion is about Thailand. I don't see your point.
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1 hour ago, Spock said:Why was export over domestic use agreed to in the first place? The Australian manufacturer of AZ produces vaccine for Australia first and foremost. I would have thought Thailand would have the same arrangement, supplying its own people first then the region later. The vaccine rollout is more incompetent than I previously thought. Where did the government anticipate that there supplies were going to come from? No wonder the country is in such a hopeless situation.
The answer to your first question is complacency. Initially March and April 2020 Thailand was lucky and the low infections and deaths drove this complacency.. Thus, where was the need and urgency to mass purchase what was not needed? The rest of the world did the sensible thing and now Thailand finds its self up the proverbial without the paddle. Why is anyone surprised by this, in a land where no one fails??
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16 hours ago, MrJ2U said:
Thats a positive spin.
I think maybe 20 people out of 800 that currently work in our town.
All teachers, sitting around laughing and drinking.
Everything but teaching.
Probably the best thing they can do considering the professionalism of their teaching.
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4 hours ago, xylophone said:
The answer is honesty and clarity and a plan to get the best vaccines for the people and quickly, and none of these have been a factor in the BS coming from the mouths of the toy soldiers.
Should that read LEAD toy soldiers?
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4 hours ago, Chris.B said:
He must think we are all idiots! ????
Perhaps he has not cottoned on the what we all think of him just yet. Should we give him a clue?
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4 hours ago, daveAustin said:
His lips are moving again, you know what that means!!
Does this character know there are more than 10,000 people in Thailand?
He started counting 7 years ago and 70% of nothing is still a big fat 0.
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5 hours ago, grandpa said:
That is indeed good news if it is to be believed. As a 73 year old with 3 of the 7 underlying conditions I should be near th top of the list ????
I was thinking of trying the 'Me First' thingy like the Thai drivers, but that tends to lead to fatalities. So, I've decided on an orderly queue system, provided I'm up front.????
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6 hours ago, Mac Mickmanus said:Did Robin Hood live in a luxury house in an affluent part of town ?
Not sure about that, but he regularly entered a castle.
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Registered on 2nd but no reply, not that I expected one.
However, a family member is a medic in BKK and offered me an AZ, but as I am in Khon Kaen I declined. Reason being, I am 80 and I feel safer where I am.
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7 hours ago, Rampant Rabbit said:
Im going to see if its Pfizer or not, not Pfizer then I will avoid it and pay privately later when its available. Registration is easy enough apart from the non alphabetical list of countries when it comes to UK and Merica etc and inability to load files separately...........guess they got their best web designer onto building the site.
Entering ones date DoB could have been easier, instead of having to click back through the years, it almost numbed my finger.
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On 7/31/2021 at 7:24 AM, ukrules said:
The penny has finally dropped....
But did tupence fall out of the returns tray?
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11 hours ago, sapson said:If they can give vaccines to private hospitals to administer for free in Bangkok, why the hell cant they also supply a couple of hospitals in each major hub city around the country with a simple registration process......its not rocket science or a logistical nightmare and since interprovincial travel is on hold its just plain common sense.
Common sense you say? When did common sense ever apply in this country?
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6 hours ago, mtls2005 said:
Oh, no he didn't.
Oh, yes he did. Look out behind you.
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13 minutes ago, nobodysfriend said:" Thaitanic "
One would be better off in the Ark! Remember, the Ark was built by ametures. The Titanic was built by professionals.
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20 minutes ago, hotchilli said:
Thailand that boasts it's the hub of everything, but when in the mire it's a poor developing country....
What is it that Thailand is developing? In thirty plus years the only developments I have seen are more monster hotels and condo's, plus some shopping malls. As to the majority of the people, they are as poor as they have ever been.
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31 minutes ago, vandeventer said:
It would be a shame if we had to mix them with Sinovac, the vaccine that never runs out.
How can it possibly run out, when it has no legs?????
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Who's turn for the braincell today Mr Anutin? It certainly wasn't yours.
If ink were brains, none of them could make one of these .
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3 hours ago, Thailand said:
Let them eat cake!
Only if its topped with icing and pretty coloured fruits.????
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I am laughing, but this is no laughing matter.
If whit were, you know what, these people would be constipated.
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3 hours ago, theoldgit said:
Petitions Committee
Commons Select Committee
The Petitions Committee considers e-petitions submitted on Parliament’s petitions website and public (paper) petitions presented to the House of Commons, engaging the public directly with the work of the House.
So I was incorrect with the select committee. My apologise for that.
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Thai police clash with protesters near PM's residence
in Bangkok News
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Many protests around the world start off peacefully. Its mostly the police who stir up the trouble with aggressive actions to illicit an aggressive response. As you say, 'mindless violence by thugs in uniform'.