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  • How to create an activist

    Posted on January 31, 2017 12:02 am by Richard

    Activists

    Some may think activists are predisposed at birth to take up a cause. Then there are others who think activists are people who just want attention or to cause trouble for the ‘Establishment’. Finally there are people who think an activist is just someone who stands up for what is right after someone did them wrong. The true answer is a bit of all of that and even more. Continue reading → Post ID 16117


    Commentary Corruption Food For Thought 📎and tagged Activism activist Alpha personalty Anger justice
  • Secrets to getting a top credit score

    Posted on July 16, 2014 12:02 am by Richard

    Credit rating score

    Getting a top credit score is easy if you know the simple painless tricks credit raters like. This entry covers the simple basics on how to make that happen and well before you put 30 candles in your birthday cake. Continue reading → Post ID 16117


    Appearance Is Everything Brain Food Food For Thought United States 📎and tagged Credit score
  • The abortion issue a reality check

    Posted on November 28, 2010 12:02 am by Richard

    With the discovery of over 2000 fetuses at a temple in Bangkok, it is an in your face reminder that abortions will happen whether they are legal or not. To think this will happen only in Thailand is only for the naive to believe. Continue reading → Post ID 16117


    Food For Thought Human Nature Thailand United States 📎and tagged abortion religion
  • The unseen mental health professionals war

    Posted on October 28, 2010 12:03 am by Richard

    It is a bit difficult to visualize two doctors having a fist fight of sorts. Although it has not come to blows as yet, there most certainly are more than a few mental health doctors displaying their fighting colors, and the reasons are both surprising as well as not surprising. Continue reading → Post ID 16117


    Brain Food Food For Thought Human Nature Mental Health Work 📎and tagged clinical hypnotherapist egos hypnotherapy
  • Financial posturing for pending succession

    Posted on October 18, 2010 12:02 am by Richard

    There has been a silent trend taking place this year with wealthy non Thai people living in Thailand. People that have called Thailand home for 20 years and more have been moving their money out and back to their home country as the one thing nobody wants to talk or think about draws ever closer. Continue reading → Post ID 16117


    China Economy Food For Thought India Thailand 📎and tagged ethics money morals Thai Monarchy
  • Attitude to oil / terrorist countries after the well is dry

    Posted on October 9, 2010 12:02 am by Richard

    Occasionally the thought floats through peoples minds about how tolerant we will be with countries that produce oil and terrorist once the oil is gone. With the growing anger against terrorism and terrorists, the urge to plant a few radioactive mushrooms is very real in the minds of many. Continue reading → Post ID 16117


    Food For Thought Gas Cramps International Politics Middle East Terrorism United States War and Conflict 📎and tagged Nuclear attack
  • Right vs popular voting vs political survival

    Posted on July 29, 2010 12:03 am by Richard

    It most certainly is a dilemma for any elected politician to do the right thing and risk getting voted out of office. Popular votes are not always the right vote, and when they are not, watch out come election day. Continue reading → Post ID 16117


    Food For Thought Politics United States 📎and tagged democracy Democratic Party ethics Greed morals National debt Republican Party term limits
  • Today’s challenges more difficult than past

    Posted on January 20, 2010 12:01 am by Richard

    If you pick any time in history you will see the problems of that era covered in the news and history records. When you compare them to today, you will see them getting increasingly more difficult as time goes on. Continue reading → Post ID 16117


    Food For Thought Gas Cramps Mother Earth Nature Observations Terrorism
  • Bringing what was deliberately left behind

    Posted on December 10, 2009 12:02 am by Richard

    customs

    When people up and move from one place to another, most often they do so to leave something behind. But when some people insist that they bring that undesirable whatever along, they sometimes wonder why they don’t fit in at their new home. Continue reading → Post ID 16117


    Afghanistan Asia Europe Food For Thought Thailand United States
  • Thais shooting the messenger

    Posted on November 12, 2009 12:02 am by Richard

    shoot-the-messenger

    In Thailand there has been an increasingly disturbing trend that can only be described as shooting the messenger. The messengers that are being shot are the ones who’s message the Thais don’t like. Continue reading → Post ID 16117


    Analysis Food For Thought Observations Sex Thailand 📎and tagged censorship
  • Thailand going nuclear

    Posted on October 10, 2009 12:03 am by Richard

    From the moment the words Thailand and nuclear were said in the same sentence, the web forums simply lit up in panic. Not because Thailand would pose a serious nuclear threat to the world, but because of their past and continuing habits of how Thais act when things suddenly head south. Continue reading → Post ID 16117


    Dots Food For Thought Gas Cramps Thailand
  • Having children an ethical view in today’s world

    Posted on October 1, 2009 12:03 am by Richard

    Having children is normal. In fact some may conclude that is the reason living things exist, to make more. But because of what humans are doing to the planet, we must ask ourselves do we really want to have children that will need to survive in the living hell we are creating for them. Continue reading → Post ID 16117


    Food For Thought Mother Earth Nature Observations Sex
  • Economic recovery or just spin?

    Posted on September 2, 2009 12:02 am by Richard

    The first part of economic recovery is getting people to believe that economic recovery is under way. The problem is the average person of any country does not have easy access to raw data, much less have the ability to decipher it. That means they simply must believe what they are told. Continue reading → Post ID 16117


    Economy Food For Thought Work
  • Taught to hate

    Posted on August 1, 2009 12:01 am by Richard

    We hear about war and conflict all the time. In fact we hear about it so much we start to think we are incapable of having a peaceful planet. But when we see children of warring cultures playing together, we come to see that the desire for conflict and hate was something we were taught and not something we were born with. Continue reading → Post ID 16117


    Food For Thought Middle East Observations Unfortunate Realities War and Conflict

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