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  1. I like Thais, but many of them won't give up on masks until they are told to. They really have no idea of how the world has moved on. I recently visited Shanghai and was pleasantly surprised that most people there have ditched their masks outside the airport and some restaurant staff. It was particularly noticeable that young people don't wear masks much at all. Very different from Bangkok and most schools here. The worst place I have visited recently where it was mandatory to wear a mask to go inside the Chinese visa processing centre. Then you try to navigate a conversation with the (Thai) officer though. a thick pan of glass while both you and the officer wear masks. At this stage it is pure theatre and all logic and critical thinking has gone out of the window.
  2. The new coalition is a bigger collection of thieves, bandits, liars, criminals and bullies than even before. Complete sham. If Thailand is not moving backwards, then it's certainly doing no more than treading sludge.
  3. This is the worst movie ever. No wonder the cinemas struggle to sell tickets.
  4. We are moving into 'Whac-A-Mole" times. They will keep trying to destroy MFP and its reincarnations, but new ones will continue to pop up and the old git parties are running out of voters to back them. I'd estimate that less than 25% of the population genuinely support this government coalition.
  5. If you keep kicking someone in the head, but they don't die, eventually they will retaliate, jump up and rip your head off. This is where the country is headed.
  6. The Democrats will leap into bed with anyone who offers them enough money. They are not even a proper party now. They can't even organize a meeting to select a leader let alone play a role in governing the country. Anutin or Prawit will be PM by the end of the month. Failing that, Prayuth will stay on forever.
  7. Yes, but not mentioned in Thai media because shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh .... pretend it isn't happening.
  8. This is where the population shows its lack of balls. It never gets rids of the snakes in the following elections. Blindly electing them over and over again. Nuts.
  9. If he's arrogant what do you make of Prawit, Prayuth, Anutin and the flour dealer from Phayao with a crooked degree?
  10. After what happened to Thanathorn before, there has got to be more to this than Pita naively or arrogantly forgetting to sell or transfer media shares. He still appears relatively unperturbed about what is happening. Is he playing a waiting game knowing that the past week's events have simply increased support for the ant-Junta parties? I would like to think there is a cunning plan behind all this, and not simply the portrayed naivety in more or less repeating what happened 4 years ago. 66% of Thai voters chose MF or PT. 12.5% chose Prayuth's UTP. 3% chose Anutin's BJT. Just over 1% chose Prawit's PPP. The idea of PT climbing back in bed with the Junta is not beyond possible, but it will be the final nail in their coffin, just like the Democrats, at the next election.
  11. If this nonsense played out in the UK, the people would burn down Parliament. I am not suggesting that should happen here, but the majority of people are apathetic towards taking on the establishment.
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