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Hey Canada, we are over here …Thailand not Taiwan
http://reader.metronews.ca/digital_launch.aspx?id=3744758e-2ee5-4c13-a052-56711bdbdc91 An extract from a Vancouver publication, whose editor needs to learn some geography. (page 14, so it’s obviously not important news LOL) Canada ? Where is that ?
Posted in politics, Random musings, Thailand
Tagged bangkok, canada, coup, martial law, politics, Thailand, Vancouver
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We interrupt our normal programming …..
So this is what a military coup d’état looks like ! Well, it finally happened …after bringing in martial law a couple of days ago the military have gone all the way and launched a coup. Apparently the generals “invited” … Continue reading
Learning the lingo
Over the many years that I have been visiting Thailand I have met many farang who have been living here for some time, but could not speak more than a few phrases of the most basic of Thai, often picked … Continue reading
Posted in Language, politics, Random musings, Thailand
Tagged bangkok, language schools, politics, Thailand
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How low can a “journalist” go ?
Andrew McGregor Marshall is a some-time journalist, some-time pen for hire often used as an expert on Thai politics by BBC, CNN, Reuters, even though his main job is writing PR for Thaksin Shinawatra’s lobbyist Robert Amsterdam so he is … Continue reading
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Tagged andrew mcgregor marshall, bangkok, journalist, politics, Thailand
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Shutdown Bangkok, Restart Thailand
The ongoing anti-government protests that I have written about before were stepped up a couple of weeks ago when the “Peoples Democratic Reform Committee” moved out of their previous base at Democracy Monument and spread across the city, taking over … Continue reading
Thai protesters viewpoint in English
For anybody who is interested in the politics of the current protests this lady gave a speech in English at the main protest stage ( and later got a Molotov Cocktail thrown at her house)