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  • President Donald Trump and what to expect

    Posted on November 30, 2016 12:02 am by Richard

    Trump crystal ball

    Knowing what the world will be like with Donald Trump’s presidential influence is a question on the world’s mind. So as he has been showing what makes him tick, we are starting to see just how the dots are likely to connect during 2017.

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    Analysis China Economy International Politics Japan Mexico North Korea Philippines Political Correctness Politics Russia South Korea Taiwan Terrorism Underlying Psychology United States War and Conflict Work 📎and tagged Alpha male American arrogance Barack Obama Beta Male Donald Trump George W Bush Mexico Border wall Muslim ban narcissistic nuclear weapons Republican Party Vladimir Putin
  • Cheering on the so called bad guy

    Posted on February 15, 2013 12:01 am by Richard

    Every so often you hear about the police hunting some bad guy down who you just can’t help but want to take up sides with. The so called bad guy had his buttons pushed, his life and future taken away, and or just got caught up in some internal politics at work or whatever. As many of us can relate to that because of some similar personal experience we had, we can’t help but cheer him on. Continue reading → Post ID 15998


    Commentary Mental Health Syria United States War and Conflict Work 📎and tagged Anger Christopher Dorner ethics morals Rodney King
  • Premature aging and death caused by political correctness

    Posted on January 21, 2013 12:05 am by Richard

    When nearly everyone on the planet is concerned with longevity and prolonged health, why is political correctness allowed to prosper? Is it the fact that political correctness is just a passing fad that has overstayed its welcome, or is it that people simply did not connect the dots and overlooked the health concerns of excessive stress and anxiety cause by political correctness? Continue reading → Post ID 15998


    Health Mental Health Political Correctness Gone Mad Reality Check 101 Work 📎and tagged anxiety egg shells heart attack stress
  • Thailand sex industry boom predicted

    Posted on January 17, 2013 12:01 am by Richard

    red-light-area-thailand

    If you live in Thailand or simply know about Thailand, one of Thailand’s biggest unspoken commodities is its sex industry. With beautiful women everyplace you look and a good education system not being one of Thailand’s strong points, many women simply choose the sex industry to make money to provide for their family. The selflessness of Thai women in Thailand’s sex industry is one of the things that sets them apart from other women. But now as high unemployment looms as a result of nearly doubling the minimum wage in some places, working in the sex industry is the only fallback plan many have. Continue reading → Post ID 15998


    Economy Politics Sex Thailand Work 📎and tagged Global economy Thai sex Thai women Thailand nightlife Thailand sex industry Thailand sex trade
  • Thailand wage driven recession starting

    Posted on January 5, 2013 12:01 am by Richard

    Perhaps the title of this entry is a reality check that is simply based on competitive pricing of basic goods. Or perhaps it is the Thai government forgetting why foreign companies came to Thailand to begin with. But no matter what the reason, the reality of wages that are not supported by the market value of good produced at any given company can only spell one thing, and that thing will likely consume any government in Thailand for ignoring the basic principles of economics. Continue reading → Post ID 15998


    Corruption Economy Politics Reality Check 101 Thailand Work 📎and tagged Education Greed recession Thai Government Thailand recession wages
  • Thailand bypassed by companies

    Posted on May 13, 2012 12:03 am by Richard

    When international companies consider places to setup shop, Thailand is now very near the bottom of the list for some companies. The policies of the Thai government designed to keep the elite running things has gone past critical mass, and now Thailand is seen as a dud when it comes to brain power. Continue reading → Post ID 15998


    Commentary Thailand Work 📎and tagged Education international companies Thai Government
  • 2010 year in review

    Posted on December 30, 2010 12:00 am by Richard

    It is that time of year again to take a look back at what happened and who was effected most by what. Unfortunately much of what happened in 2010 will be repeated in the future. Continue reading → Post ID 15998


    Afghanistan Burma China Economy Gas Cramps Iran Mental Health Nature North Korea Politics Terrorism Unfortunate Realities United States Weather Work Yemen 📎and tagged airport security BP oil spill censorship climate change Education Nobel Peace prize Nuclear attack religion wikileaks
  • Overtime and relationships don’t mix

    Posted on December 19, 2010 12:05 am by Richard

    if you ever take a look at people who work endless hours of overtime, you will probably note one thing. That one thing is their relationship with their significant other is on the rocks or in other states of significant dysfunction. So although overtime may be good for the wallet and bank account, it is likely to lead to divorce making all that hard earned money belong to your future ex. Continue reading → Post ID 15998


    Human Nature Mental Health Sex Work 📎and tagged Relationships
  • If it isn’t fixed don’t broke it more

    Posted on November 24, 2010 12:02 am by Richard

    fixing the US economy requires a good hard look at what is going on. The first thing that needs to be seen is that the parameters of the game have changed, and therefore the old fix will no longer work. But when you listen to the Republican party, it seems they have not noticed that the fix they want is actually now toxic because things have evolved. Continue reading → Post ID 15998


    Economy Gas Cramps Politics Reality Check 101 United States Work 📎and tagged President Obama Republican Party
  • Thailand’s old school vs new school battle

    Posted on November 13, 2010 12:03 am by Richard

    Move forward, remove double standards, improve the quality of life are all synonymous with the new school ways. But if that is the desired direction, then why are the old school ways still so strong and why are they still being used by the people that want to move forward is a difficult question to answer. Continue reading → Post ID 15998


    Commentary India International Politics Politics Thailand Work 📎and tagged Abhisit double standard Education Thaksin
  • Thai to Thai business mimics corruption

    Posted on November 12, 2010 12:03 am by Richard

    Whether it is part of Thai culture, or simply a bad habit picked up by corrupt politicians, Thais need to pay tea money to make a sale. To say this is unique to Thailand will be up to each person to decide. Continue reading → Post ID 15998


    Corruption Economy Thailand Work 📎and tagged bribes Greed Tea Money
  • US political makeup changes without new ideas

    Posted on November 5, 2010 12:01 am by Richard

    The American people have spoken through the wheels of democracy and installed not only new politicians, but a directive as well. Unfortunately the box of new ideas on how to fix things is just an empty box, and the Republicans unfortunately are about to fake it and use a lot of future tense words for the next 2 years. Continue reading → Post ID 15998


    Analysis Economy Gas Cramps Politics United States Work 📎and tagged democracy Democratic Party Republican Party Tea Party
  • 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 15998


    Brain Food Food For Thought Human Nature Mental Health Work 📎and tagged clinical hypnotherapist egos hypnotherapy
  • English the language of commerce a Thai reality

    Posted on October 22, 2010 12:00 am by Richard

    English has long been known as the language of commerce. It allows business transactions to take place between two people who do not speak each other’s native language. But when it comes to Thais speaking English, many are finding it may be more valuable in the wallet than a bachelors degree. Continue reading → Post ID 15998


    Economy Gas Cramps Thailand United States Work 📎and tagged Education

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