The Thai Prime Minister urges people not to drink alcohol or hold parties in public during the Songkran New Year Holiday Season.
Well, good luck with that idea General.
Instead he has asked the public to celebrate the holiday in a strictly tradition fashion and, obviously, trotted out the now boring, and false, assertion that it is dangerous to be spending time with other people in case they spread the COVID virus again.
Is anybody still buying this childish nonsense?
Isn’t everybody already embarrassed enough they they allowed these idiots to restrict our freedoms, curtail our liberties and treat us all like 6-year olds over a minor flu virus with a higher survival rate than Influenza, Dengue Fever, Malaria, Bird Flu and every other seasonal virus. (continues below)
Songkran, also known as the Thai New Year or the Water Festival, officially starts as a public holiday on April 10th, 2021.
It is the longest holiday of the year for the Thai people and the most important. This year it runs for five-days and will wind up on April 15.
The Clown Show of Thailand, who also call themselves the Center for Covid-19 Situation Administration, have managed to be wrong on just about everything over the last 12-months.
And this year they insist there must be a ban on every non-traditional activity, such as concerts, water fights, parties, non-religious parades, foam parties and non-religious festivals.
That’s right folks, they expect you to believe, medically speaking, that you cannot spread ‘the virus’ at a religious festival, but non-religious versions of much the same thing are irresponsible, dangerous and BANNED. They are wrong once more.
Regardless of this millions of Thai’s are expected to travel to their provinces and homes to visit friends and family.
This is permitted by the all powerful and pointless Clown Show but they have stressed everybody must be careful because of ‘COVID, COVID MY BUDDHA ITS COVID AND WE ARE ALL GOING TO DIE…’ Tiresome fools.
In fact, this whole thing is so boring now that I can’t be bothered with it any more.
Have a wonderful Songkran Holiday. I shall leave it there. – Winston Smith, Political Correspondent
