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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 22 April 2025
Mentally Ill Man Sets Family Home Ablaze in Protest at Mother’s Drinking Habits Picture courtesy of CH7. A two-storey wooden house in Maha Sarakham province was reduced to charred remains after a 26-year-old man suffering from psychiatric illness deliberately set it on fire in a fit of rage and frustration at his mother’s behaviour. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1358417-mentally-ill-man-sets-family-home-ablaze-in-protest-at-mother’s-drinking-habits/ -
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Trump can Pave Way for Lasting Immigration Reform after Border Success
Talk about avoiding a rational discussion of the topic. Very typical of his supporters. -
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Hegseth Said to Have Shared Attack Details in Second Signal Chat
From the conservative National Review: Hegseth Blames ‘Disgruntled Former Employees’ for New Signal Chat Controversy President Trump reiterated his support for Hegseth Monday afternoon, echoing the administration’s messaging in favor of the scandal-plagued Pentagon chief. “He’s doing a great job — ask the Houthis how he’s doing,” Trump told reporters from the South Lawn after the Easter Egg Roll. https://www.nationalreview.com/news/hegseth-blames-disgruntled-former-employees-for-new-signal-chat-controversy/ __________________ One of the reasons the Houthi raid was successful is that they had on the ground human or technical/camera intelligence right down to the head Houthi guy visiting his girlfriend. Exposing that on the leak may mean that such intelligence likely from Israel may not be available for the next time. -
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Fire Mentally Ill Man Sets Family Home Ablaze in Protest at Mother’s Drinking Habits
Picture courtesy of CH7. A two-storey wooden house in Maha Sarakham province was reduced to charred remains after a 26-year-old man suffering from psychiatric illness deliberately set it on fire in a fit of rage and frustration at his mother’s behaviour. The incident occurred around midday on 21 April, in Moo 5, Bo Yai Subdistrict, Borabue District. Firefighters from the local subdistrict administrative organisation (SAO), alongside neighbouring units, rushed to the scene following emergency reports of a house fire. Despite villagers’ efforts to contain the blaze using buckets of water, the fire quickly consumed the house due to its wooden structure. Fire crews took approximately 45 minutes to extinguish the flames. Fortunately, nearby homes remained untouched. The house was left with nothing but 12 charred support beams standing. According to relatives, the suspect, Mr. Chawanthorn, had long struggled with mental illness and was frequently in conflict with his mother, who often left home to drink. Family members revealed that he had previously threatened to burn down the house on multiple occasions. That morning, after another dispute and feeling slighted by his mother’s absence, he reportedly acted on those threats. Witnesses said the man simply walked away from the scene after starting the fire. He was later apprehended by police at Ban Ploy School nearby. He is now in custody and undergoing drug testing. Authorities are preparing to formally charge him. The suspect’s mother, speaking while visibly distressed and intoxicated, said she never imagined her son would go through with his threats. “I cooked rice and washed the dishes for him before I went out. I didn’t think he would burn the house down,” she said. Mr. Jumpee Kaewkang, the assistant village head, confirmed that the suspect had a history of drug use dating back to his teenage years and had previously been treated at Khon Kaen Psychiatric Hospital. He had also violently attacked his parents in the past. Despite being detained by police on prior occasions, he was often released due to his mental health condition. Adapted by ASEAN Now from CH7. -- 2025-04-22 -
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California these days?: No way, Jose? Better to live in Mexico?
I believe an ethnic melting pot can be beneficial on the long run to a culture. Problem is California cancels anyone not with the far left mindset. So I don't have an issue with color or ethnic origin. But I do have a problem with the far left mindset that has taken root and is fed by California media every day. -
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Pope Francis has died at the age of 88, the Vatican has announced.
@Tug a disrespectful off topic insinuation post of how the pope died has been removed. Leave your US politics for where they should be.
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