Went to Big C around 11 am when I noticed a large gathering of uniformed security personnel.
With the present political situation in Thailand I did not need a crystal ball to realize what was about to take place. I did my shopping as fast as possible to exit the area
Rallies began at noon. Both groups were separated by security forces to avoid confrontations
Wednesday, April 23, 2014
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
The calm before the verdict
There's been somewhat of a political lull since the beginning of Songkran.
Sort of a calm before the storm.
The court decision will change all that.
Whether it's this week or next. No matter what the verdict, there will be plenty of Thais upset.
Upset enough for new protests and demonstrations, at least that's how I see it.
Clock ticking for Thai PM as court verdict nears -
Sort of a calm before the storm.
The court decision will change all that.
Whether it's this week or next. No matter what the verdict, there will be plenty of Thais upset.
Upset enough for new protests and demonstrations, at least that's how I see it.
Clock ticking for Thai PM as court verdict nears -
chicagotribune.com by Amy Sawitta Lefevre Reuters
Don't snort Palcohol
There's a new word you can add to your spell check software:
Palcohol- the powderised alcohol that turns water into rum
Palcohol: US Government reveals it has approved powdered alcohol - The Independent
Palcohol (Powdered alcohol)It's been approved by the US Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau and will be available in the US later this year.
Palcohol- the powderised alcohol that turns water into rum
Palcohol: US Government reveals it has approved powdered alcohol - The Independent
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