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Report Premchai Hospitalised Due to Breathing Issues and Illness
Well, he learned from the best 😂😂😂 -
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Report Warning Issued: Even Indirect Defamation Remains Illegal Under Thai Law
When I visited the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Thailand, I was discreetly warned NOT to say anything political as conversations were monitored by the government and its supporters. Good advice. I also noticed that the Club stays away from any "controversial" speakers. It is OK to have press conferences on problems in Myanmar, but only silence on thailand. Since November 2020, at least 279 people have been arrested or charged in Thailand under lèse-majesté laws (Article 112 of the Criminal Code) for allegedly insulting, defaming, or threatening the monarchy, according to data compiled by the Thai Lawyers for Human Rights (TLHR). This figure includes 20 individuals under the age of 18. The surge in prosecutions followed the revival of the law in response to pro-democracy protests that began in 2020, with charges often targeting activists, students, and online critics. -
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Video Ex-Air Hostess Charlotte Lee Arrested for £1.5m Cannabis in Sri Lanka
I read the story. 1. She was working on a Booze Cruise in Thailand on her 30-day tourist visa. Illegal, I think, duh? 2. She packed her bags the night before and didn't check them before the early morning flight. Didn't she think they were a bit heavy when she checked out of the hotel? 3. Food too spicy to eat. Lucky she has food. I was in Sri Lanka in the early 80s. I was supposed to be there for 3 weeks. After 5 days I made arrangements to get the heck out of that H-Hole, and I was a tourist staying in nicer hotels. Good lucky honey. -
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Due to AI: Now is the best time to be alive? But not 10 years from now?
I've never really tried living in the future, and living in the past is inevitably depressing, since the bits that I choose to live in were better than the present. Maybe I should spend more time remembering the miner's strike, the three-day week, waking up in traction... I reckon living in the present is the best, and the more that we can do it, the better we'll be.
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