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Feeling a lot better today and back on the booze!
Sometimes you walk into a meadow to look at the flowers blooming there and for some reason someone has scattered pile after pile of dog crap all over the meadow....even though you wish they were not there it is hard to walk through the meadow and not see, smell , or even sometimes step into a big pile of it...and you do wish that the dog would not spread his crap over every area of the meadow. But the dog does not care and continues to crap all over what otherwise was a nice meadow. -
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Thailand rated ‘not free’ in 2025 Freedom House rankings
Thailand is classified as a ‘not-free’ country in the recent annual freedom ranking by Freedom House, which surveys freedoms and rights in over 195 countries and 13 territories around the world. In the 'Freedom in the World' report this year, Thailand was given a score of only 34 out of 100, which is a decline from last year, when the country was ranked as ‘partly-free’, scoring 36 points. Freedom House, a non-profit organisation based in the US which advocates for democracy, human rights, and political freedom, listed two reasons why Thailand is classified as ‘not-free’. One is the dissolution of the Move Forward party by the Constitutional Court in August 2024, which ruled their election campaign pledge to amend the lèse majesté law to be an attempt to overthrow the country’s constitutional monarchy. In addition to the party’s dissolution, its executives were banned from politics for 10 years. The second reason is the Thai authorities’ decisions to repatriate activists, refugees and asylum seekers to countries where they face mistreatment, in particular the recent deportation of 40 Uyghurs back to China in late February. As for countries in the ASEAN region, Cambodia (23), Vietnam (20), Laos (13), and Myanmar (7) are classified as ‘not-free’ countries, while the Philippines (58), Indonesia (56), Malaysia (53) and Singapore (48) are classified as ‘partly-free’. The freest countries, according to the report, are Finland, Norway, New Zealand, Sweden, Canada, Denmark and Ireland. Source: https://world.thaipbs.or.th/detail/thailand-called-not-free-in-recent-freedom-house-rankings/56873 On a personal note ... New Zealand?? Canada?? Ireland?!!! lol Standards must have really dropped. -
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So I need phone service or is WiFi ok?
I'll let you know when I get to Bangkok tomorrow night. I didn't actually test it, but I was pleased at the time it took to download a bunch of YouTubes. -
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So whats your favorite flavor ? _ Thai or Fillipino ?
Well, nothing is ever free with women. Only for you with your Hi-so gf, maybe. Of course I did not bring a professional over to Thailand, I'm not insane. But flying to Bangkok to get the affidavit at the Filipino Embassy was not free.. They even make you get a flight for that affidavit these Filipino devils. Then I had to fly to BGC to deflower her, hand deliver the affidavit and pay the flights to Thailand. Have you ever had a burger in BGC? Very good but New York prices. Anyway, then she eats in Chiang Mai, that's not free. Buying her micro bikinis and high heels was not free. The return flight. A Thai bar girl would have been a lot cheaper. -
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Kbank transfer limit of 50,000 Baht per day from 7th March
The app? I have K biz and can use it on my laptop, tablet and phone via a browser but when I tried with the actual app I got the foreigner cannot message. -
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Ukraine must cede territory in peace talks, says US
We have caused enough World Wars , twos quite enough , don't need another World War
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