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Category Archives: THAI TRADITIONS; THE NEGATIVE SIDE
Rat eating Thai’s
Capt. Apinan Songkramchai and Pol.Lt.Col Benjapol Rodswasti of Klongluek police station, Sa Keao were searching for drugs and illegal goods at the entrance of Rongklear market at the Aranyaprathet checkpoint. Suddenly they sa w a Cambodian worker pushing a wheelbarrow … Continue reading
“You think too much”
As I like to roam in and around wats (Buddhist temples) because of the art and the supposed serenity which I rarely find there anymore in the more “popular” and situated in the city ones unfortunately. Yes, art enough but … Continue reading
From crisis to crisis: The danger of zero-sum thinking (Thailand)
Thailand has been beset by continuing crises for the past several decades. Some have been fleeting, some more lasting. These crises have run the gamut from economic to political, to cultural to climatic. All have caused turmoil to each of … Continue reading
Drowning stray dogs (soi dogs) in Bangkok
Although I feel very sad about the suffering, mostly poor people, wading through the heavily polluted flood-water and waiting in their housing until the smelling water has been drained to the sea my thoughts are also going to the millions … Continue reading
Coordination lacking, say overseas agencies (Thailand)
Humanitarian aid experts say that poor coordination between the government and international organisations, including the United Nations, is hurting flood relief efforts. Diplomatic sources said that while Bangkok had not made a formal request for UN assistance in the country’s … Continue reading
Posted in Thai general news, Thai politics, THAI TRADITIONS; THE NEGATIVE SIDE, Thailand flood-catastrophe 2011
Tagged aid for thailand neglected, antoni uni, mistifarang, thai bureaucracy, thai ignorance, thai nationalism, thai politics, thai protectionism, thailand floodings, thailand not accepting humanitarian aid
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A SHAME Thailand: a mob in crisis-time
People want to evacuate with 22 dogs, hired a truck and cannot pass as angry people blocked the road! So, they called the rescue-service to evacuate themselves and has to leave the animals where they are. The above was written … Continue reading
Posted in Animal abuse - various, FLOODINGS KHLONG SAMWA, Thai animal-matters, Thai general news, THAI TRADITIONS; THE NEGATIVE SIDE, Thailand flood-catastrophe 2011
Tagged antoni uni, bad thai behaviour, bangkok floodings, mistifarang, mr. mun offroad thailand, Sam Wa floodgate, selfish thai people, thai animal abuse, thai flood protesters, thai mob, thai protesters
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Flood-hit Thailand declines offer of help: US Navy
L’histoire se répète, a very wellknown French phrase which means not more and not less: “history repeats itself” AGAIN!!!! Reminds me of the first days of the last Tsunami when the Thai authorities declined offers for help: “no we can … Continue reading
Why we lose (Thailand)
Wednesday, late morning: Sand everywhere, in big piles on the ground, with specks flying around, contaminating volunteers’ drinking water. “Heave, heave!” Hundreds of aching bodies, sweat oozing from every pore, laboured under the scorching sun. ………………… On the pavement in … Continue reading
Froc skirting the truth
If you are confused and frustrated by the government’s poor and conflicting information about the flood situation, you are not alone. Nearly 90% of the respondents in an Abac poll feel exactly the same. Out of a total score of … Continue reading
Stop the stopgap measures; The ‘peter principle’ dictates
Every hour and every day, we hear stories, totally different stories. Bangkok is safe, Bangkok is at risk, flood gates erected, flood gates withstood, flood gates collapsed, Bangkok is safe, flood gates erected, flood gates collaped. In the morning, the … Continue reading