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News Forum - Belgian tourist dies after horrific attack by German in Hua Hin
Yes, the ultra right can be violent. Unfortunately, the majority of violence in Belgium has originated from the leftists, and islamic groups. One need only look at the rally of June 16 to see how the anarchists and marxists and other militants tried to commandeer a well intentioned protest. Approx. 4,000 came out to march against the far right. Some tried to cause violence and to vandalize. It wasn't the socialists or liberals causing trouble, but the usual collect of hateful leftists calling for an overthrow of the democratic system. And you shouldn't assume that greens are peaceful. The recent UK election saw the election of proponents of terrorism elected. The first thing Mothin Ali did after winning his district was to scream out 'Allahu Akbar' and go on a hateful rant about everything but the issues specific to his responsibilities as a local official. The islamists and their leftist enablers can turn out in the tens of thousands for an anti Israel protest, but when there is a legitimate human rights need, they are nowhere to be found. Only about 250, mostly from the oppressed Iranian refugee and immigrant community, came out for a demonstration in Brussels in support of Belgian aid worker Olivier Vandecasteele after he was condemned to prison for 40 years in Iran for alleged espionage. He was brutally held 455 days in prison in Tehran, and used as a bargaining chip by Iran to obtain the release of its Iran agents who were implicated in political assassinations and terrorizing of iranian refugees in Europe. -
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News Forum - AOT shakes up commercial space at Bangkok and Phuket airports
I had a discussion on here a couple months ago that I thought BKK was one of the worst airports in the world Designed horribly with a major walk through the "Duty Free Mall" before you get to anything Then the space they have given restaurants is so small that the seating is so tight in most of them Hopefully this improves all that -
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News Forum - Thailand mobilises 400 agencies to combat fake news and scams
So they are disbanding TAT? That should combat and reduce 137.36978% of the reported fake news in Thailand. -
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