The BBC thinks Thailand is a Military Dictatorship, this is wrong. Thailand is, in fact, governed by soap opera actresses. The soap operas control what everybody thinks, what people wear, what people eat and what people consider to the be correct social behavior. Soap opera actresses and Pretty socialites have a god-like status and are worshiped by millions of fanatical devotees who applaud their wildest excesses. So much so, that the police, army and courts are terrified of them. This became evident when a student, the son of a high ranking military man, wanted to enter the bathroom at the Malin Sky Bar, in Chiang Mai. Unfortunately for him the bar was being honored by the presence of five soap opera idols. The Divine Magnificence of Prin “Mark” Suparat, Nattapohn “Taew” Tameeruks, Nittha “Mew” Jirayungyurn, Benjasiri “Bow” Wattana and Lakana “Aum” Wattanawongsiri. Apparently, the bathroom was reserved for their Magnificences, and when the student tried to enter he was beaten to a pulp by berserker bouncers. Visitors to Thailand are warned that if they find themselves in a restaurant patronized by Thai actresses, they should make no attempt to use the bathroom. Better still, they should avoid, completely, the trendy bars and restaurants that these people frequent. See also Pandora’s boxes, and How to hospitalize people with your car in Thailand. The story from Khaosod (28 Nov):
CHIANG MAI — A Chiang Mai rooftop bar was permanently closed by police Sunday after a customer was badly beaten in a brawl there by guards over his use of a restroom. Issarajnuwat Wankawisan was assaulted and seriously injured by security at Malin Sky Bar on Friday night after he attempted to use a washroom but was denied entry by four guards who told him some celebrities were using them. Thanomsak Pipatkitjakarn, one of the guards subsequently charged with assault, told police that Issarajnuwat was trying to enter a women’s restroom, which led to the fight. Issarajnuwat, who is the son of regional army commander Maj. Gen. Witthaya Wankawisan, was hospitalized with a broken nose, broken jaw, fractured teeth and injury to his left eye. The 23-year-old student told police that after he complained about the incident, the guards beat him on the order of one of the actors. Celebrities at the scene included Channel 3 soap opera actors Prin “Mark” Suparat, Nattapohn “Taew” Tameeruks, Nittha “Mew” Jirayungyurn, Benjasiri “Bow” Wattana and Lakana “Aum” Wattanawongsiri. Most actors at the scene stepped up to tell reporters that while they were at the bar Friday night, they were not involved with what happened. “We went there for dinner. We don’t know what really happened there because we sat at a table which was really far from [Issarajnuwat’s] table,” Lakana said at a press conference last night in Chiang Mai. The CCTV cameras at the venue were broken, according to owner Thanin Loedamrungkul. Maj. Gen. Montri Samboonnanon, chief of Chiang Mai city police, said justice would be served equally for both sides. The incident overwhelmed traditional and social media and was widely debated over the weekend. Most of the blame went toward the celebrities, whose Instagram accounts were flooded with harsh comments. Malin Sky Bar’s contract with Chiang Mai Complex Project was reportedly terminated, and its Facebook page was no longer available Monday.
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1/3/2017 01:05:09 am
This is something that we should be aware at especially to the things that are happening to the people here in this place, we should be in a good state of mind and we should be alert all the time. I will share this to my friends for them to be notified about it as well.
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