Gene1960

Yes. Some are learning English here and take care of animals as volunteers…

I am getting more confused. I tried to get the COVID insurance there https://www.tipinsure.com/ and the system said that I will not need the COVID insurance.

My current Non OA will expire in February, I plan to return to Thailand in January 2022. I have already renewed my med insurance 3mil/40k as was required by Phuket immigration. Do I need to buy a new 100k COVID insurance before the trip and do I need to pay for a one year COVID insurance or a I month one will suffice? AXA wrote me that my new policy will cover COVID among other illnesses after the first 30 days. I plan to apply for an extension after my arrival to Phuket. thanks.

Pfizer-BioNTech Moderna AstraZeneca Covaxin Covishield BIBP/Sinopharm Sinovac Novavax/Covovax https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/travelers/proof-of-vaccination.html#covid-vaccines sinovac is recognized by the USA

If you have any advice, let’s go fishing on my boat next week. I will be happy to pay you a fee. …finders fee

No. It’s still difficult to catch anything closer to the shore. Even Koh Racha Noi is no good for bottom fishing.

It’s a very interesting analysis. Thank you. First, Germany in 1939 was hardly inexperienced, it was only two decades from the end of the WW1. They had kept the capabilities and military education. Second, it’s impossible to defeat a continental power in a naval campaign. If you want to defeat China, you will have to destroy their commanding centers and any threat to the CCP/PLA command lines means a nuclear conflict. Impossible! That’s why I am not so much worried about the current situation with Taiwan.

The Chinese army and navy has not been tested yet. The last time they made an excursion, the Vietnamese taught them a lesson.