One hears or reads statistics announcing the rise or fall of stocks or drop in sectors of economy. Are these useful for the public to gauge what is really happening or going on?
Take for example, tourism revenue. Is this that urgent or important? Fuel hike brought down many companies on the brink of closures. Naturally there [...]
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Love came down at this festive season
celebrating UNCONDITIONAL INFINITE love –
Christmas trees and litted tinsel trimmings;
gatherings and parties and carols;
gifts of love and appreciation
shower on one another.
Christians remembering
GOD so LOVED the world
that He sent His Son
full of grace and truth
to earth
to save the world
and redeem man to Himself.
What does this Christmas bring?
A time to enjoy one another and each other.
A [...]
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Interestingly, within a span of four months, there was a change of leadership in Thailand – from Samak to Somchai to Abhisit.
What were the protestors thinking when they sat in the two airports halting all flights and creating an economic crisis within the nation? Were they not slapping their own cheeks? Have they not made life difficult for the masses?
Have [...]
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