First Chinese group expected in time for Year of the Ox under travel bubble
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The reality is far different than what you claim. You present a scenario where the police will control the cannabis trade. Come back when you can substantiate the claim with something like evidence of involvement. There is no flip flopping of rules and laws. Nor were "large foreign investors deceived". Thailand liberalized its laws and there was a free for all with the cannabis industry failing to self regulate. The government has been forced to step in and provide the regulation. This was also seen in the USA, when there was a contrast between state and federal regulations. There is still an incongruency of regulations. Any foreign investor who is going to lose money on Thai cannabis has no one to blame but themself. It reflects a lack of market knowledge and due diligence. A similar scenario played out in Canada. Cannabis was promoted as the next gold rush. A couple years into the new industry and companies were failing and the promised profits did not materialize. This brought on M&As and an industry shakeout. The same thing will happen in Thailand. A foreigner who invested in Thailand's cannabis was nothing more than a speculator seeking to reap windfall profit. It is no secret that some of the foreign backed cannabis shops were nothing more than money laundering operations. -
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Here's some light reading for you from the internet . Yes, you absolutely can—and it’s already been done extensively. Outside Japan, Wagyu cattle have been crossbred with other breeds, most commonly Angus, to create hybrids that combine Wagyu’s signature marbling with the hardiness and growth rates of other cattle. This practice began in earnest after a limited number of Wagyu were exported from Japan in the 1970s and early 1990s, before Japan declared them a national treasure and shut down further exports. Since then, countries like the U.S., Australia, and Canada have developed “purebred” and “percentage” Wagyu lines. For example, a crossbred animal that is 93.75% Wagyu (after four generations of breeding back to fullblood Wagyu) is considered a purebred under American Wagyu Association standards. These crossbreeds are popular in the premium beef market because they offer a balance of rich marbling and efficient meat production. So while Japan keeps its fullblood genetics tightly controlled, the rest of the world has built thriving Wagyu programs from the original exported stock -
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Whats ganga? Do try to keep up. If you mean weed, it certainly does not make you angry, just showing your ignorance.
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