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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Rain Season has Arrived
Rain season is here, afternoons often feature massive storms.
No Alcohol “Dry Day” In Thailand- Monday May 4, 2012
There will be no alcohol served in bars on Monday 4 May 2012. Many bars will not be open and some restaurants will close. Note- many western hotels and restaurants will serve alcohol. Most stores will not sell alcohol at … Continue reading
Once Again- When In Thailand, Respect the Laws and be Careful What You Say On and Offline
Thailand is a great country, but some of the laws and rules in Thailand are different from other countries. When you visit Thailand, follow the rules. Period. Last week saw a ruling against a webmaster regarding comments on a website- … Continue reading
Thailand’s Reconciliation Bill in Parliament
There is always great danger when politicians begin talk about working together, listening to the opposition or reconciliation. Thailand is certainly no exception to the difference in rhetoric and results- the elected party (PT) is introducing reconciliation bills in Parliament … Continue reading
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Tagged Politics, protest, Reconcilliation, red shirts, Thailand, Thaksin, yellow shirts
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Occupy Parliament Protest
This man is not attempting to impale himself (and he didn’t), he is trying to get to Parliament. It’s not just rainy season now, it’s protest season. Or maybe it’s always protest season. The name of the protest- Occupy Parliament- … Continue reading