The appointment of the current leader's son is another example of how oligarchy and autocracy is turning the tide against democracy
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The results of the recent Thai election are a slap in the face for the military junta, which has been in power since overthrowing the elected Pua Thai government in the coup of 2014.
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July 2009
My 14 year old son and I travelled to Thailand to explore the country, experience the culture and meet the locals. Read on for an account of our stravages..
Thursday, July 23, 2009 - 12:27
Well, we survived the flight and made it into Bangkok, we stayed at …
Our first night in Chang Mai was pretty much a gi-normous stuff up. Ev and I got seperated in a crowd and did not manage to find each other again for about 4 very scary hours. The Chiang Mai tourist police, who are volunteers that work closely with the normal …
Our first night in Chiang Mai was pretty stressful but the rest of our trip has been awesome.
Riding around Northern Chiang Mai today I passed this:
I woke the owner up, he spoke a little english and said that we open source people …