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Suvarnabhumi Bangkok Airport SAT-1 Terminal
I have never felt the need to be greeted at any airport,and I cannot understand why anybody would. let alone pay for "the privilege" Does it make you feel important? -
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Do Australians MIND that they do not have a vote?
You are welcome to several of the ethnic groups in our multicultural society. They seem to excel mostly at criminality. -
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Vaccines are like drugs: Some are safe, some are effective, and some have benefits > harms
Agree with that post on the whole. My take is; there has never been a vaccine that is safe. There has never been a vaccine that is effective. There has never been a vaccine that is necessary. But all vaccines are potentially harmful. OK! So a sore arm is not the end of the world; but death certainly is. One of the big medical questions should be; can the body actually learn. Let me expand. The whole basis of thinking behind a vaccine is that it will trigger something within the body, and when the 'disease' (that the jab was for) comes along, the body will recognise it, and be prepared; because of the prior jab. I promote a different viewpoint. Rather than an immune system, we have a maintenance and defence system. Anything the body sees as toxic, or harmful, will be immediately pounced upon and dealt with. The result of the mechanisms at work are often interpreted as symptoms. They could be a simple cough, sneeze or diarrhea. Or more complicated such as a fever or rashes. Pox even! Modern medicine dictates that these symptoms are bad, and have to be dealt with. That could be simply suppressing them, camouflaging them or eradicating them. I suggest they are not bad, but are the body's clean-up at work. And generally should be allowed - and encouraged even - to do their stuff; which it to return the body back to good health. The above is my opinion. Of course; if one is ill, then get along to the trusted doctor. -
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Chiang Mai Film Director Protests Water Issue With Unusual Stunt
if he identifies as a woman, is that public nudity? -
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Disabled Thai woman robbed, physical assaulted and dumped in Pattaya
I've been here 20 years and whilst I can't remember what happened last week, certain stories remain in my memory. I remember a Thai politician urging Thai women to marry farangs. I remember Anutin calling us 'dirty farangs'. I also remember someone important saying Thais would not commit such heinous crimes against other Thais. I've searched for 20 minutes to find the source in vain before I decided I don't have to prove anything to you. Maybe I'll try a search on ThaiVisa as it used to be. -
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Thai mother pimped out autistic daughter to dealer for drugs
Just a 100% nasty mother. -
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Bank of Thailand Aims for 1-3% Inflation to Boost Economy
inflation, sure, make everything even more expensive... that will drive the economy, right... look at US... almost 36 trillion dollars in the red, just print more...
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