me too, i agreed with you anyway back on page 1.
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me too, i agreed with you anyway back on page 1.
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Aren't we just brilliant CMn? :)
Yers sir, we bloody well are.
I'm no economist yet right now it is important for me to know how this will effect the rate of exchange.
Any ideas William??
^ I'm not sure if it will make any difference, but my colleague told me we moved out of Baht around 3 o'clock this afternoon.
But in all honesty, I'm no economist either :(
From Bangkok PostQuote:
Thaksin dissolves House for April election
Embattled Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra announced this evening that he has ordered a dissolution of the Lower House, paving the way for a new election in April.
His Majesty the King granted Mr Thaksin an audience this afternoon, after the premier apparently decided that a new election was the only way out of the current political tension.
Mr Thaksin was relaxed as he talked to reporters ahead of his formal, 8 p.m. TV announcement of his decision.
He ordered dissolution of the House after a busy Friday, during which political opponents vowed to camp out at Sanam Luang indefinitely following what they hoped would be a mass rally against Mr Thaksin.
Maj-Gen Chamlong Srimuang and supporters said earlier today they would go ahead with rally on Sunday even if Mr Thaksin dissolved the House. The aim, he said, was to force Mr Thaksin to resign.
But the counter-move by the premier seemed likely to take some of the wind out of the sails of anti-government protesters, buoyed by what may have seemed like one political victory after another, even including the humiliating dismissal of Mr Thaksin's sister from Sukhothai University for cheating, disclosed earlier on Friday.
For certain it removed the possibility of a debate at a joint session of Parliament, ironically offered earlier this week by Mr Thaksin as a way to get disagreements out in the open without resorting to public protests.
At a political meeting earlier Friday attended by thousands of Thaksin supporters, the premier said his family sold its stake in Shin Corp in order to avoid conflict-of-interest accusations.
"My good and genuine intentions were distorted to create a misunderstanding among the public against me and my family," he said.
At that meeting of agricultural cooperatives, Mr Thaksin gave a strong hint of what he intended, but could not say directly until after his audience with the king.
"If you are fed up with me let me know, if you want me to continue working for you, vote for me," he said.
http://www.bangkokpost.com/breaking_...s.php?id=81566
That sounds a bit scary.Quote:
but my colleague told me we move out of Baht around 3 o'clock this afternoon.
I lived through devaluation in Turkey and lost half of the meagre savings that i had.
have the chance to wait and see for a couple of weeks.
to be honest mate, I'm not sure I would read too much into it. Then again, when it comes to that sort of thing, I haven't a clue what the finance guys are talking about
What a lying kunt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Goddess of Whatever
sounds good to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by William
I'd have thought the baht would've gone down yesterday. not a long really within it's normal pattern but today it's still pretty strong. Thik that's pretty wierd actually. Wonder what'll happen in the next few days.
Snap election on 2nd of April.