Going way off track for which I am sorry. I wouldn't call it a civil war. I would call it a bourgeois minority showing displeasure with a democratically elected poor populist majority rule, also no one died in any airports. In addition the people who hijacked the airports and brought the country to it’s knees were and still are backed by the justice courts, is that not the highest form of corruption? Creating civil unrest for private gain?
Fact is it doesn’t matter who is in power in this part of the world, they’re all corrupt. The paradox is no one can be slightly successful without being tainted along the way. This means that every person in power has skeletons in their closets and has to be even more corrupt when they reach the top. Otherwise they’ll never get there. Cops earn $250 a month, high ranked officials, and politicians including the P.M earn about $2800 a month. You can’t drive a Benz and live in a mansion on that kind of money, you need to fund your life style some how.
When it comes to fish, or any other type of plant or animal that is in trouble, it’s supply and demand. If people want the number of Siam tigers to increase in the Chao Pharya River and tributaries stop buying them, even more so if the prices of them go up because they are rare, all that does is increase the hunting of them because the people who catch them are not criminals, they’re just so poor they’ll do anything to eat rice.
Yesterday at Chatuchak market i saw, what i believe to be siam tigers. They were all less than 10 inches, more like 6 or 7. They were all $150 up. I couldn't take pictures.
My NTT cost $3.........