THAILAND'S' ARMY CHIEF DECLARES MARTIAL LAW

[Manforallseasons]

In the face of rising tensions Thailand is under a state of martial law nationwide.

Similar Threads:

• Government declares 15-day mourning
• former Thai army chief refuses to rule out another coup
• Brown Chonburi Chief and Pattaya Chief resign
• Martial Law to be Lifted Soon
• Thai crystal balls see ex-army chief as new leader

[francois]

I believe it is Martial Law.

In the face of rising tensions Thailand is under a state of Marshall law.

They had that in Germany after World War II altho I believe it was called Marshall Plan then.

[Manforallseasons]

I believe it is Martial Law.

So do I.

[Up2U]

That certainly shot tourism in the foot. Those traveling here better check their travel and health insurance plans for exclusions. Nothing is more welcoming than seeing men in military uniform at Suvarnabhumi.

[gregvc]

Maybe named after Marshall on how I met your mother

[anonone]

That certainly shot tourism in the foot. Those traveling here better check their travel and health insurance plans for exclusions. Nothing is more welcoming than seeing men in military uniform at Suvarnabhumi.

This is absolutely true. With those tight fitting uniforms, it is always a welcome sight for me.

[Up2U]

That certainly shot tourism in the foot. Those traveling here better check their travel and health insurance plans for exclusions. Nothing is more welcoming than seeing men in military uniform at Suvarnabhumi.

This is absolutely true. With those tight fitting uniforms, it is always a welcome sight for me.

Especially if he is packin' a big gun.

[Nirish guy]

So with the military now having primacy over the police in Thailand and the police no longer being in control ( if that's correct on the ground ??) does this mean that the tea money will dry up to the boys in brown as I can't see them allowing all their hard work and source of so much income to dry up or be redirected elsewhere perhaps ?

[Manforallseasons]

So with the military now having primacy over the police in Thailand and the police no longer being in control ( if that's correct on the ground ??) does this mean that the tea money will dry up to the boys in brown as I can't see them allowing all their hard work and source of so much income to dry up or be redirected elsewhere perhaps ?

You bring up an interesting point, should some one say I'm not paying because now you answer to the army be assured when the army goes away he would pay a very dear price.