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Report French National Arrested in Phuket for Illegal Tour Guide Work
You are right, but protectionism can and will be destroying progress... There is no need to protect guides only for Thais.. Thais are very poor in many languages and it could be solved to open guides for everybody, with the rule that a Thai should be with them, only for help of the foreign guide.. for example to order foods, contact with other Thais... It would be a win-win... And I agree that land is a different item.. Thailand is free to choose to give only Thais the opportunity to buy and have land nothing wrong with that..But on the other hand all businesses must be for 51% in hands of Thai which is ridiculous.. If I want to make a business in Thailand, and I have to invest 100 million THB for example, than I have the minority of shares in my own company and of my money... I know there are ways to prevent this, but in fact it will keep investors away.. We don't live in the 19 and 20th century anymore.. Thailand must be open and it will bring prosperity for everyone, but it keep the old laws without updating them -
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Pam Bondi claims Donald Trump has saved 75% of American lives in first 100 days
Both sides-ism. Another lame sane washing attempt. -
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Eighty Years On: Honoring VE Day and Confronting the Rising Tide of Holocaust Denial
The reason is less complicated. It was a branding exercise. When WW1 ended, Hitler remained in the army. He had no prospects, and needed the money. The army employed him to infiltrate and monitor the German Worker's Party, which was an anti-Capitalist, anti-Marxist, Nationalist Party. Hitler found sympathies with these ideas, except for the anti-capitalism bit. With the permission of his handlers, he joined the party, and rose through its ranks. When the party meetings in beer Halls actually started attracting decent numbers, the leadership, which included Hitler, discussed a name change, to reach a greater proportion of the population. Now you get into the febrile nature of Weimar politics. Hitler wanted t -
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Feature From Cowboy Hats to Neon Lights: The Evolution of Bangkok's Soi Cowboy
If you want to go to a place that is similar to what Cowboy was in the 80s, go to Ban Chan. -
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Feature From Cowboy Hats to Neon Lights: The Evolution of Bangkok's Soi Cowboy
The last time it and most other red light areas were fun was during the period at the end of COVID when bars were allowed to reopen, ostensibly as restaurants for a while (some put up price lists of hamburgers and hot dogs), but they were still not letting in tourists, except that many of the old haunts didn't survive and had closed down. When the tourists came back, it seemed they were determined to make up lost income by fleecing tourists and anyone else who walked into their cross hairs.
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