It is starting to come right down to digging in against Thaksin’s insistence that he is still a player in Thailand’s politics. But the fact of the matter is that is unlikely that will happen. There are a series of dots that spell that out very clearly. Continue reading Post ID 15335
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ISIS Strategy of madness
ISIS has a strategy of showing just how cruel and sub-humane they can be. Between cutting people’s heads off on a wholesale scale and burning people alive, there is some logic and a bit of psychology to it. And believe it or not it seems to be working. Continue reading Post ID 15329
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Our new look
Well it’s been a while since we had a face lift as in never. So we decided to try a newer theme and keep it exciting with plenty of color. Continue reading Post ID 15323
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Thaksin’s renewed old strategy playing out again
As Thaksin and his team have been silenced by Thailand’s martial law, they have once again employed others to do their work for them. By seeking out reputable people to speak for them they have succeeded in getting past the junta’s mute button. Continue reading Post ID 15319
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Thailand’s Martial law – the cork in the bottle
The USA sees Thailand’s martial law as stepping on freedom and democracy, and to some extent it is. But when you understand that Martial law is keeping want to be dictators and other trouble makers in check, it is suddenly viewed in a different light. Continue reading Post ID 15314
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Fractures in pro-Thaksin camp showing
Leading up to and after former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra’s impeachment, signs of fractures were becoming very obvious. To the trained eye, Thaksin Shinawatra either can not or will not keep his supporters on the same page and singing the same song. If the fractures are this obvious to the media, what is really going on behind close doors must be Thai drama at it’s finest. Continue reading Post ID 15309
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Spotting a backwards Government by their position on gays
Most of the world now accepts sexual attraction as a non-elective behavior. Science has proven it all comes down to genetics and how the brain is formed that dictates what gender a person is attracted to. So for a Government to openly attack gays in any way form or fashion, it simply shows how backwards they are as they demonstrate thinking that is not of today’s understanding of what causes people’s attraction to one gender or another, or to both. Continue reading Post ID 15300
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Charlie Hebdo making perfect sense
What the new editor of Charlie Hebdo said in an interview about publishing images of religious figures makes perfect sense and effectively shuts down all the critics. What he said was simply brilliant. It makes all the sense in the world, and even out shined what Pope Francis said just hours apart. Continue reading Post ID 15305
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2015 Year of the Extremist
2015 is less than a month old, and already the news has recorded over 2000 people killed in violence related to extremists that is loosely based on the Muslim religion. Each year the level of violence is growing, and has now become so big, it is an issue heads of state must deal with, and not someone in some agency or ministry. Continue reading Post ID 15297
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Questioning US laws and police killings
At the very least there seems to be some imbalance in US laws that let police off the hook when they end up killing someone. There is no secret that there are repercussions going on in the streets of the US. The worst part is one side is hoping the anger will die down and melt away, and the other side is hoping for change. Continue reading Post ID 15270
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Yingluck’s dance with the devil
When you do things for Thaksin Shinawatra being his kin or not, you almost always find yourself getting the short and nasty end of the stick while he is untouched. Add to that he is also unconcerned about your well being and sees you is a tool for his own agenda. This is a classic signature of Thaksin to use people for his own benefit and discard them when they are no longer useful. Now Yingluck must face the music for failing to stop a rice pledging scheme that was so corrupt, it nearly caused Thailand to go bankrupt. Continue reading Post ID 15294
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Thai Government taming media
When you read the title of this entry it can both provoke anger and curiosity. But if you read into it and connect all the dots, you will start to see an encouraging shift towards more responsible journalism. The reason for this is some Thai journalists seem more interested in provoking a reaction than to presenting balanced reporting of the news. Continue reading Post ID 15266
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Pictures of Mohammed – So What!
After the terrorist attack in Paris France attacking a satirical publication Charlie Hebdo for allegedly publishing pictures of Mohammed, the backlash to that act will start to be felt globally. The reason why we say allegedly is nobody knows what Mohammed looks like. For all we know he could be a twin of Ringo Starr. Continue reading Post ID 15279
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Muslim extremists creating new religion
If there was ever a topic that could start off as a cool and collected conversation and then turn into raging anger in just a few sentences, it is the topic of Muslim extremists. The global anger towards them may now be at the point that they could be sealing their own fate. The kicker to this, is the near unanimous opinion of the general public that includes rank and file Muslims that bringing a violent end to the Muslim extremists is both warranted and overdue. Continue reading Post ID 15274
