About a year! Those posts were all written when there was large-scale civil unrest in Bangkok, Red Shirts in Silom, shots fired, all that sort of thing. May 2010 - remember? It's now 2011.Originally Posted by NIrish Guy
About a year! Those posts were all written when there was large-scale civil unrest in Bangkok, Red Shirts in Silom, shots fired, all that sort of thing. May 2010 - remember? It's now 2011.
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Hope those temple sites and steps are OK in the rainly season at Angkor Wat. I don't want to be falling over whilst examining the Khymer culture!!....... :laughing3:
ha ha OOOPS !! sorry, it was 2.30am when I'd read those posts and I didn't register the date as last year and just noted the May part - unfortunately with the elections coming up again next month lets hope the same messages don't come into force again !! :-((
Nevermind... We may be in for a deja vu of that anyway. :occasion9:
Cambodia is a great country to visit especially for gay people. No problems at the moment. The border dispute isn't really relevant to travelers unless you are actually going to that exact spot.
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and who wants to go there, not me!
I saw the ruins in the news and they do look pretty spectacular. Would love to check them out in future so hope they won't be vapourised before I get a chance! :rolling:and who wants to go there, not me!
I saw the ruins in the news and they do look pretty spectacular. Would love to check them out in future so hope they won't be vapourised before I get a chance! :rolling:and who wants to go there, not me!
I wouldn't put it past the Thais to damage it beyond repair if they have to give it back as ordered by the World court, and now making a fuss over a tiny strip of land.
Both races can be extremely volatile.
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