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"Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law." “Love is the law, love under will.” --Alister Crowley, The Book Of Law That's a tough question BMToo. For me morality in many senses means "do no harm." However, many people believe that you must do and act as they say or else they'll feel 'harmed." However - I can't feel responsibly for the feelings of anyone else as their feelings and world-view may be totally irrational to me. Overall I strive to be a 'good', compassionate person who cares for others. But I'm no saint, nor am I evil. I'm just a regular sorta guy.

A typical 'Flu' infection for myself lasted about three days max (last case about 20 years ago) My recent infection of a SARS-based "flu" called Covid lasted 60 hours. I guess it depends on how robust your immune system is.

So, Covid didn't eradicate 'the flu' after all.

And yet from a different article published on AN: "In a related development, the Revenue Department has modified its notification on tax imposition on certain foreign-sourced income. This change will be effective from January 1, 2024." Yeah, ambiguous and as clear as mud, but we don't care - eat it - commoners.

Any time a wealthy, elitist PM talks about narrowing income disparity in the name of equality - Run! In the long run they will make life a living hell for everyone but the upper 1% to 3% of the citizenry. This entire edict was clear as mud and yet they'll shove it down the throats of the citizenry. Yeah, and of course they'll implement digital currency - CBDCs - in order to put every satang of every Thai's earnings, income, and cash transactions under a microscope in the name of "equality." Then come the real taxes. It has nothing to do with equality - it has to do with gleaning every satang from the 99%. It has to do with transferring as much of the nation's wealth to private corporations as the system can handle - all at the expense of the 99%. The upper 1% live in rarified air and have ways to move funds without scrutiny as well as to use high-paid accountants to cover their tracks, legally and otherwise, to avoid taxation. And along with CBDCs will come a nascent social credit system where access to bank funds will be the "carrot and the stick" for the 99%'s proper social behavior.

I don't see a "stampede." Today's rates at BBK Bank.

How much alcohol is too much? The day you ask the question, "How much alcohol is too much?," any alcohol is too much.

What online source are you using to obtain today's USD/THB exchange rate.

They'll probably be some low level cops rotting in prison when the Statutes of Limitations run out and the kids waltzes back into Thailand a free man......and laughing and laughing and laughing.

It's called Selective Enforcement. Interpol Red Notices are for commoners and political enemies.

"October!" "When will Thaksin Shinawatra make a miraculous recovery from all of his illnesses?"

Considering that almost all of the businesses in and around the Old City where declared "Non Essential" in 2020, ultimately leading to a large proportion of small and medium sized businesses going bankrupt, closing, and shuttering their store fronts therefore making Thapae and other roads look like a vestige of a bombed out, post-WWII city - yeah, early-returning tourists come then tell their friends back home that Chiang Mai is a mirage of what it used to be, and potential tourists book a different venue for their vacations. Heck, even Kad Suan Kaow Mall folded. Who wants to come to Chiang Mai to see half the tourist areas looking like Ghost Towns? Well, maybe TAT can market that: "Come To Ghost-Town Chiang Mai!"

But it gives them what they want "Mr. Rich Guy Mr. Farang who will never be allowed to be a permanent resident of Thailand, please produce proof that 100M your 800,000 baht transfer / 65,000 per month or 400,000 baht / 40,000 per month transfers into your bank here was taxed somewhere in your home country which we acknowledge has a bilateral tax agreement with Thailand, but we'll force you to provide proof for each transfer, otherwise we will tax the transfer and it sucks to be you double-taxed Farang." ???????? Farang: ????

The Thai government’s intention to address social inequalities through taxation is commendable but requires a well-thought-out strategy. Let's see how this works. The government takes money from private citizens and gives it to itself and calls that leveling social inequalities? More likely it gets funneled into corporate pork-barrels, "brother-in-law effect" business contracts, 29K THB lunches for dignitaries flying chartered, and offshore account of elite officials. Taxes most often take unequal proportions of wealth from bottom 90% of society and transfers it to the upper 1%. ???? This is then called Equality.

Been there, done that. It took almost 2 years before I felt reasonably well again. Nasty stuff. Best wishes for your wife recovery. Hopefully she doesn't have Long Dengue.

They must have taken some high-priced sideline girls with them.

Wai in the front; boot in the back.

Give it another month.

Wrap the head of your "friend" up in gauze. Change it whenever it gets damp. Keep a lot of gauze around. You'll heal up quickly. Typical caveat: I'm not a medical practitioner and what I'm suggesting is from personal experience. It works. You need to wick that dampness away so your friend can heal. See a doctor and use whatever meds he/she/whatever gives you - and use the gauze. Or don't. Up to you! ????

Make sure your Covid shots are up to date. Pfizer and Moderna have new FDA approved vaccines out to protect you. Stay safe!

It's cold and flu season in many parts of the world and Thailand is an international tourist hub. Colds and flus happen, including SARS-based flus. Get more sun, rest, drink fluid, take a pain killer, and wait it out. It ain't the end of the world. It's the SOS that has been happening as long as I've been alive. Ginger tea is nice when you have the sniffles.

Essentially a "Load-master" on a cargo plane does exactly this. Their is a methodology for distributing weight in planes.

Just saying - I don't see anything unusual about this other than perhaps the House Committee on Anti-corruption and Misconduct should check to see the average price that Thai Airway charges to charter the type of plane that Srettha is using. You'd think that there would be some bureaucratic agencies within the Thai government responsible for arranging travel for the Prime Minister of the country as well as other government dignitaries whose primary task is to work with private airliners carriers to negotiate service contracts for air travel, including chartering planes - transparently.

Ok. How much would it cost for Thailand to buy and service a "Thailand 1" which is equivalent to the Boeings and Air Buses that the US and EU heads of states travel in? Billions of USD and EUR. Air Force 1 costs approximately $200,000 per hour to fly and billions to build. How many heads of state fly commercial as opposed to charter flight or via a plane whose purpose is to carry state leaders and dignitaries? As a head of state and the leader of Thailand, Srettha using a chartered flight is pretty much business as usual. What has his predecessors use? What did Prayut use? Military planes? If so, what was the net cost per trip after factoring the cost of the plane, depreciation, and operating costs?

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