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Thailand’s ‘new normal’ will last beyond lockdown, says Taweesin


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1 minute ago, Fairynuff said:

Nobody likes them but they’re designed to save our lives,

Just stay at home then, just be aware that the starving millions could be knocking at your door some day.

I won't bother to discuss Trump's idiotic statements, sorry.

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5 minutes ago, Odysseus123 said:

Yes..I forgot that you are a climate change denialist as well..tho' what Greta Thunberg has to do with the present situation is beyond me.

 

As I said congruence is the key.

Ahh, so you accuse me of being a climate change denialist, on the covid topic, and then you say that congruence is the key.

Well done.

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5 minutes ago, mauGR1 said:

Ahh, so you accuse me of being a climate change denialist, on the covid topic, and then you say that congruence is the key.

Well done.

Well you bought up Greta Thunberg ...is she a specialist in Covid-19?

 

No..I didn't think so..

 

I think it's time to end this conversation.don't you?

 

Please remember that congruence is the key..

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the new normal

 

after lock down Thailand will rely on domestic tourism till at least 31st July

 

No one is coming till after that

 

The VISA EXEMPTION till 31st speaks of that

 

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2 minutes ago, Odysseus123 said:

Well you bought up Greta Thunberg ...is she a specialist in Covid-19?

 

No..I didn't think so..

 

I think it's time to end this conversation.don't you?

 

Please remember that congruence is the key..

Welcome to my ignore list, my pleasure.

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Why is the government talking about reopening when the country still have confirm cases? When there are no cases then they can discuss reopening but if all the other countries around Thailand is still infected, how are they going to restart when they can not get tourist or do exports/imports? 
 

what they should put in law to help their people is they freeze all payments of rent, utilities, loans and other payments until they can determine reopening the country. If the landlords, utilities companies and banks cannot survive, then they need to justify why they cannot. What they don’t have, they cannot miss because they never had it. 
 

It’s a win win for everyone, especially the poor. 

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19 minutes ago, Truth Will Set You Free said:

Why is the government talking about reopening when the country still have confirm cases? When there are no cases then they can discuss reopening but if all the other countries around Thailand is still infected, how are they going to restart when they can not get tourist or do exports/imports? 
 

what they should put in law to help their people is they freeze all payments of rent, utilities, loans and other payments until they can determine reopening the country. If the landlords, utilities companies and banks cannot survive, then they need to justify why they cannot. What they don’t have, they cannot miss because they never had it. 
 

It’s a win win for everyone, especially the poor. 

 

From January 2006 to December 2011, an annual mean of 399,853 deaths occurred in Thailand, with an average of 13,554 (3.4%) underlying pneumonia and influenza deaths.

 

An average of 45 people are killed in Thailand daily road accidents.

 

51 people in total killed by covid-19

 

Better keep the country locked down!

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20 minutes ago, TeaMonkey said:

 

From January 2006 to December 2011, an annual mean of 399,853 deaths occurred in Thailand, with an average of 13,554 (3.4%) underlying pneumonia and influenza deaths.

 

An average of 45 people are killed in Thailand daily road accidents.

 

51 people in total killed by covid-19

 

Better keep the country locked down!

51 fatalities does seem a rather small number.

Suspiciously small to me, hope I'm wrong.

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57 minutes ago, Expat Brad said:
14 hours ago, Retarded said:

Compare to China Thailand seems to be the heaven of freedom. I am so flaggabasted to communicate with a Chinese. It's like talking to Martian. No concept of outside world. China is No. 1, that's all they know. 

And American's believe that they, are Number 1 ????

India is Also Number One 

Germany
England

Iran

The  list of the deluded is endless Islam, Christianity, Judaism, Catholicism, Buddhism Hinduism.

 

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BUT on the Bright side Lock down has surely saved a lot of lives in Thailand 
A massacre of death and casualties

 

  1. During the annual “Seven Dangerous Days” from April 11 to 17, 3,338 road accidents resulted in 3,442 people injured and 386 dead,
  2. In 2018, when 418 people died during Songkran

Even Covid could not have don't that in 7 days 

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1 hour ago, Truth Will Set You Free said:

Why is the government talking about reopening when the country still have confirm cases? When there are no cases then they can discuss reopening but if all the other countries around Thailand is still infected, how are they going to restart when they can not get tourist or do exports/imports? 
 

what they should put in law to help their people is they freeze all payments of rent, utilities, loans and other payments until they can determine reopening the country. If the landlords, utilities companies and banks cannot survive, then they need to justify why they cannot. What they don’t have, they cannot miss because they never had it. 
 

It’s a win win for everyone, especially the poor. 

I think the country should open only after people stop dying so we can all be safe.

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23 hours ago, poohy said:

This mask thing is going to be  painful thais love them

 

But really what the hell is he saying apart from that

 

I agree, I have seen a huge change in the way people are wearing them now. It's like a new fashion statement to them. 21 years ago Thailand passed the law that motorcyclist must wear a helmet when operating a motorcycle, and since then that law has hardly been adhered to by the locals. So in the past few years the men in brown decided that all riders must wear a helmet, yet that adjustment to the law is still widely ignored. Yet with the face mask, you can easily see the same motorist driving their motorcycles with the face mask, but still without the helmet. Conclusion is, Thai's will do what they like, but it's not easy to get them to do what they don't. I don't see them doing away with the face mask anytime soon, and when it does take place, I feel as though it will be looked upon negatively if foreigner go without. I am already seeing the local express their thoughts about foreigners being outside, washing their vehicle or doing garden work, or even riding a bicycle. They have stopped and stated something to me several times, in Thai language and then driven off shaking their heads. We know they like to throw their seniority around, where ever and when ever they can. Wearing a mask will just give them that edge to state something at will, not likely they will pass up this angle, as it relates to interactions with an expat or tourist.

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What, a Thai mentioned a farang instead of spewing out a homemade idea? 

 

Ok it was the man with the money, Old Bill, but still, the wonders never cease. Next thing you know they might get ideas about democracy. Naughty naughty.

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23 hours ago, smedly said:

the only consideration will be how to get out of paying people 5k baht a month for the next 12 months

I hope not, but things could get seriously ugly with several million out of jobs, and bankruptcies, in many countries. We're gonna be living in some very "interesting times".

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5 hours ago, Odysseus123 said:

Yes..I forgot that you are a climate change denialist as well..tho' what Greta Thunberg has to do with the present situation is beyond me.

 

As I said congruence is the key.

She’s a part of his conspiracy theory 

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20 minutes ago, Hawkeye Newman said:

I always find it ironic that any Brit or Euro on this forum can spout whatever piece of generalized rubbish about Americans--full of morons, supposedly--with apparent impunity, while a Yank spouting the same about British or European people would almost certainly incur a stern warning or have his post deleted for the obvious trolling that it is. There is absolutely nothing substantive about this post, it's a pitiful appeal to facile sentiment, nothing more, and that would be fine, to my way of thinking, if only the forum rules were applied equitably. Not to mention that Yank-bashing on TVF has become so predictable it amazes me how no one seems to tire of it, though a moldier piece of bread can scarcely be imagined. At least put some thought into it.

 

 

...up until quite recently it was Brit-bashing, same-same.

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2 hours ago, Marcus Atwood said:

The United States is the economic mecca of the universe and without the United States, Australia would literally be nothing.

And then you wonder why there is so much anti American sentiment the world over. This IS why. The only people who think America is the centre of the universe are Americans.

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1 hour ago, Fairynuff said:

And then you wonder why there is so much anti American sentiment the world over. This IS why. The only people who think America is the centre of the universe are Americans.

Firstly I'm not anti-American, I have lots of American friends.

One of them agreed with me that in the last 20 years +/-, lots of other countries have actually caught up with America as far as standard of living etc. Something that was apparent in recent times when Mr Trump said he wished America could get more migrants from places like Norway. The reality being that many Norwegians have as good or better lives than many Americans, so why move to America? (Unlike in the post-war years).

As for anti-American sentiment, who has been the face of America for the last 3 years?

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