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Reply to feedback from trtrz dated 25 Apr. 7:47pm, Sun, * When I say Abbhist is unable to deliver peace to country, I do not mean his failure in using military force to suppress red shirt. You can kill 1, 10, 100 or even 1000 ppl but you cant kill millions unless you wanna destroy and divide the cou...

Dear Mr. trtrz, Election is the only way out of current political impasse. Even though we let the current government to run her administration till next election, is there any changes then? No..it is still a national election plays as watershed to the deadlock. Thus, it is just a matter of time, soo...

Dear Mr. Hard_Done_By, The current political impasse is impossible to solve overnight. However a re-election is the only pathway to gradually solve the problem, with the conditions as below: 1) Both sides must (in fact all parties take part in the election) sign off an official letter/memoradum and ...

A very simple solution: HOLD ELECTIONS!!!! EVERYBODY GOES HOME. Zappu, Yes, only an election can solve the impasse. The conditions are as below: 1) The party which has loss in the election should succumb to the result and should not provoke the ppl to make any protest; 2) The military should not st...

This is the problem of the situation in Thailand now. Yes, having an election now will surely impede the implementation of policies and visions set by incumbent government. However, is there anyone asking the same thing two years ago when the yellow shirts have illegally sabotaj the law and justice ...

I have read a lot of articles writing about the plight condition and innocence of the grassroot red-shirt protesters that at the end, all their effort will only bring good to certain ppl, but surely not themselves, as they will return to live life as before even after what they fight for has declare...

In fact, double standard is an usual and common practise throughout South East Asia, except Singapore. Frankly it is not a fair system and practise, in fact, it is a kind of prejudice for foreigners. Sometimes it is not about the sum that we pay higher than local that igniting our anger, but the fee...

I have been living and working as expat for nearly 3 and half year in Bangkok. During my days here, I have witnessed a lot cases of love-fraud by Thai girls, especially the girls who are from rural areas. I must say that they are professional in love cheating, as ultimately, they aim for the money o...

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