[Ubon Ratchathani, 6/21/23] My trip from Pakse, Laos to Ubon Ratchathani, Thailand started at 8AM, where I waited outside the Lankham Hotel to be picked up by a tuk-tuk. By the time I got to the bus station, it was 8:35AM. My bus to Ubon would leave at 9:30AM.
"It’s quite possible spike proteins in Jewjabs disturb brain functions and lower their IQ."
This makes me sad, so so sad. Especially for the children, who grow up thinking masks are totally normal, and not wearing them is unhealthy, ungrateful, and dangerous behavior.
Masks are still mandatory in schools. Since the dawn of the Covid hoax, students have been told by their teachers and doctors that masks will save them from dying from Covid. Fortunately, you can now see a few students taking off their masks when they leave school.
My concern is that the staunch embrace of all things Covidian is a sure sign that Thailand may be doomed. They seem to be sitting ducks for the Jewish plan for a Great Reset.
There was just a general election in Thailand. The entrepreneur who heads the Move Forward party placed first with 36% of the vote. He is a stooge of America. He wants to shut down the military and role of the king, distance Thailand from China and fully embrace America
Not surprisingly his party, like the ruling one in Taiwan, has been the beneficiary of millions from Jewish NGOS. During the election, the party had a grassroots network paying voters 2000 baht (around $57) to vote for the party.
It is dismaying speaking with younger Thais who support him and the party. They feel if Thailand comes under the American umbrella (in other words becomes a vassal state) they will get true democracy, real freedom of speech and a strong economy. Of course, Americans don't get those things and neither do the American Empire's vassal states. However, for many non Chinese, Eastern Asians, America means democracy and a free press.
I heard that the royal family was infuriated and was suing the pharmaceutical company as a result of the collapse of the princess (with the cause presumptive). I wonder what the outcome of that was, or if it is still in progress? I guess “Big Pfarma” hasn’t been provided with immunity from prosecution in Thailand as it has been by the suckers in the West.
Your picture of the masked couple in the coffee bar has still not lost the ability to amaze. I still can’t fathom people that think they need to mask up, but still patronize food and drink establishments. You would think anyone that paranoid wouldn’t have the nerve to consume food prepared by someone else, or to slip their masks off to take bites/sips, especially with all the other “bags of germs” sitting right around them unmasked. (Witness the unmasked woman in your photo right next to the masked couple, for example.)
Western influence must be much stronger in Thailand—that has to be where all the PRIDE paraphernalia originated. As you say, however, there is eventually a price to pay for ignoring or denying reality.
Hello Linh, Thanks for reviving the memories. I spent 2 years in Ubon living in the Ubon Hotel for 3 months in 1969 when it was nearly new. For a pleasant day trip you could take a train to Surin and look around there coming back in the afternoon. Or a slow bus trip down to Kantaralak and return in the afternoon. If you are really into temples there is a string of them starting at Wat Phou south of Pakse and extending west to Buriram.
You see the negative anima. I see the negative animus: the dim-witted giant of the Master Blaster chimera/combo in Beyond Thunderdome: Mad Max 3. The twisted master dwarf is riding us and directing us to clobber designated resistance to his control. We are obedient in harness.
Omg....those women twerking on the street is so disgusting. And the McDonalds looting, horrible. But the pictures of Thailand, wonderful. Sad to see masks on such pretty faces, though.
Your traveling travails sound exhausting. I'll just travel vicariously through you, Linh. Thanks so much.
If I'm not mistaken Thailand was the only South East Asian nation that was not colonized by the capitalist, profit seeking north west Europeans. The colonizing French wreaked havoc on Vietnam; then when they flagged (perhaps lacking Galois cigarettes and strong coffee) the ever concupiscent Americans picked up where the French left off.
I recall seeing the American "military advisors" i.e. infantry soldiers fighting in Vietnam on my great aunt's television screen circa 1964. I believe it was those television images that woke up at least some Americans to the horrors of war.
Then came "My Three Sons" (bad); Rowen and Martins "Laugh In" (slightly better) and George Carlin guest hosting the first Saturday Night Live c. 1975. Perhaps the high point of American "culture." It's been all down hill ever since.
If my aging brain can remember to buy a Visa debit card I will subscribe to your post which are manna from heaven in the desert of America.
When beer used to be one of my primary caloric sources, I still couldn't stomach a sip of Heineken or Corona. Warm Oldstyle, sure, but no Heineken. Woe is a correct word for that stuff.
Accidentally saw Goldie Hawn on a TV in a restaurant in Saigon in 1969. Couldn't believe how funny she was or how funny the new kind of comedy show was. (All downhill from there, of course. :-)
"It’s quite possible spike proteins in Jewjabs disturb brain functions and lower their IQ."
This makes me sad, so so sad. Especially for the children, who grow up thinking masks are totally normal, and not wearing them is unhealthy, ungrateful, and dangerous behavior.
Masks are still mandatory in schools. Since the dawn of the Covid hoax, students have been told by their teachers and doctors that masks will save them from dying from Covid. Fortunately, you can now see a few students taking off their masks when they leave school.
Great to get quoted by our esteemed host.
My concern is that the staunch embrace of all things Covidian is a sure sign that Thailand may be doomed. They seem to be sitting ducks for the Jewish plan for a Great Reset.
There was just a general election in Thailand. The entrepreneur who heads the Move Forward party placed first with 36% of the vote. He is a stooge of America. He wants to shut down the military and role of the king, distance Thailand from China and fully embrace America
Not surprisingly his party, like the ruling one in Taiwan, has been the beneficiary of millions from Jewish NGOS. During the election, the party had a grassroots network paying voters 2000 baht (around $57) to vote for the party.
It is dismaying speaking with younger Thais who support him and the party. They feel if Thailand comes under the American umbrella (in other words becomes a vassal state) they will get true democracy, real freedom of speech and a strong economy. Of course, Americans don't get those things and neither do the American Empire's vassal states. However, for many non Chinese, Eastern Asians, America means democracy and a free press.
I heard that the royal family was infuriated and was suing the pharmaceutical company as a result of the collapse of the princess (with the cause presumptive). I wonder what the outcome of that was, or if it is still in progress? I guess “Big Pfarma” hasn’t been provided with immunity from prosecution in Thailand as it has been by the suckers in the West.
Your picture of the masked couple in the coffee bar has still not lost the ability to amaze. I still can’t fathom people that think they need to mask up, but still patronize food and drink establishments. You would think anyone that paranoid wouldn’t have the nerve to consume food prepared by someone else, or to slip their masks off to take bites/sips, especially with all the other “bags of germs” sitting right around them unmasked. (Witness the unmasked woman in your photo right next to the masked couple, for example.)
Western influence must be much stronger in Thailand—that has to be where all the PRIDE paraphernalia originated. As you say, however, there is eventually a price to pay for ignoring or denying reality.
Hello Linh, Thanks for reviving the memories. I spent 2 years in Ubon living in the Ubon Hotel for 3 months in 1969 when it was nearly new. For a pleasant day trip you could take a train to Surin and look around there coming back in the afternoon. Or a slow bus trip down to Kantaralak and return in the afternoon. If you are really into temples there is a string of them starting at Wat Phou south of Pakse and extending west to Buriram.
The US is like (or is) the whore of Babylon. This mother of abominations has propagated filth throughout the world.
You see the negative anima. I see the negative animus: the dim-witted giant of the Master Blaster chimera/combo in Beyond Thunderdome: Mad Max 3. The twisted master dwarf is riding us and directing us to clobber designated resistance to his control. We are obedient in harness.
Omg....those women twerking on the street is so disgusting. And the McDonalds looting, horrible. But the pictures of Thailand, wonderful. Sad to see masks on such pretty faces, though.
Your traveling travails sound exhausting. I'll just travel vicariously through you, Linh. Thanks so much.
Yes: "Your traveling travails sound exhausting."!
Yes, also: "I'll just travel vicariously through you, Linh."
Thank you, Mr Din.
If I'm not mistaken Thailand was the only South East Asian nation that was not colonized by the capitalist, profit seeking north west Europeans. The colonizing French wreaked havoc on Vietnam; then when they flagged (perhaps lacking Galois cigarettes and strong coffee) the ever concupiscent Americans picked up where the French left off.
I recall seeing the American "military advisors" i.e. infantry soldiers fighting in Vietnam on my great aunt's television screen circa 1964. I believe it was those television images that woke up at least some Americans to the horrors of war.
Then came "My Three Sons" (bad); Rowen and Martins "Laugh In" (slightly better) and George Carlin guest hosting the first Saturday Night Live c. 1975. Perhaps the high point of American "culture." It's been all down hill ever since.
If my aging brain can remember to buy a Visa debit card I will subscribe to your post which are manna from heaven in the desert of America.
This was a decent night market in Ubon, if I remember correctly:
https://goo.gl/maps/WWqqs6VX1Sdc739x6
When beer used to be one of my primary caloric sources, I still couldn't stomach a sip of Heineken or Corona. Warm Oldstyle, sure, but no Heineken. Woe is a correct word for that stuff.
Sia dai ! Thailand/Esarn/Ubon has changed for the worse since I was last there.
Even in Thailand they have Pride now? And isn't it curious that such events are always aimed at children... A trans teddy bear, why not...
And as for the jabs, Oscar Cabrera seems to be the latest victim:
https://www.foxsports.com.au/basketball/basketball-player-dies-from-heart-attack-after-blaming-heart-condition-on-vaccine/news-story/bfb938d5645fe7d6a1153ce6c0e64a53
Accidentally saw Goldie Hawn on a TV in a restaurant in Saigon in 1969. Couldn't believe how funny she was or how funny the new kind of comedy show was. (All downhill from there, of course. :-)
Hi Linh ... I'm in Issan and will be in Ubon on July 4 ... would be great to meet up for lunch, my treat of course 🙏
arable_farmland at hotmail
cheerz 🥂
Hi Irritable Farmer, I'll email you right now.--Linh