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Thailand Slips in Global Corruption Ranking for 2024
I’m not surprised Thailand’s not ranked tire up on that list I mean look at these examples here supposedly international red note for the red ball kid but nothing ever happened a criminal leaves Thailand for a 15 or 17 years flies in in his jet very healthy once an hour he’s so sick that he spends a few months in a suite in a hospital and then he’s released With the promise not to get involved in politics where you see how that went and now he’s talking about bringing his sister back this place smells from corruption let’s look at big joke whatever happen with that deal it’s correct from the top to the bottom it’s designed that way from the cops to the principles to the governors it’s all corruption in Thailand TIT -
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Authorities Launch Major Drug Crackdown, Seizing Assets Worth Over 118 Million Baht
And this is really what crack downs are all about...seizure of property! -
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Camp coffee.
Cafe Boran is old school Thai coffee. Give it a try. Common in old school restaurants. -
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Why Isn’t the World Angrier About the Creation of the Wuhan Flu?
Covid was definitely a Darwinian move of sorts. If we’re talking about large-scale, man-made disasters that could have been prevented, COVID-19 definitely ranks near the top. A lab-engineered virus, funded by its eventual victims, allowed to leak (or worse, deliberately spread), then covered up for just long enough to ensure maximum global carnage, it’s almost too on-the-nose as a case study in human folly. But is it the worst example in history? The closest parallels are probably nuclear disasters and ideological purges. The Chernobyl meltdown in 1986 was a mix of human error, bad science, and political negligence, leading to thousands of deaths and generations of suffering. But even that didn’t reshape the world the way COVID did. The Great Leap Forward (1958-1962) is another contender, Mao’s disastrous policies led to the deaths of an estimated 30-45 million people through starvation, all because of delusional central planning. Then there’s World War I, a completely avoidable conflict sparked by a diplomatic blunder, costing millions of lives and setting the stage for even worse carnage in WWII. But COVID has something uniquely Darwinian about it, it wasn’t just a case of mass death, but of selective survival. The ones who took precautions, adapted, and stayed ahead of the curve made it through, while others didn’t. The pandemic revealed deep flaws in governance, medical preparedness, and public intelligence, all wrapped up in one tragic, preventable hot mess. And now, with the world moving on, the people who funded the whole operation are still in charge. What could go wrong, again? -
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e-visa : do you still need to print it?
Hello everyone, I'll be back in Bangkok in a few days with an e-visa from the Seoul embassy. Last year, you needed to print it, at least for Suvarnabhumi. Do you know if anything has changed and if you can now use your smartphone? Or should I print it again? Thank you!
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