PHUKET: Royal Thai Armed Forces Day was celebrated today at the Navy's base in Tablamu, north of Phuket, where men and women in uniform went through their paces and a group of monks gave their blessing. A woman spectator wearing a cap marked OBEY with a rubber duckie on her shirt showed the Navy's other side, the human side. A military that does not take itself too seriously all the time is something to celebrate. Thailand's national media freedom day comes in March.
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I hope for you sake they change it to National Free the Media Day but more like will be National Media Free Day! Posted by Manowar on January 19, 2014 19:56 |
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National media freedom day. Is that the same as North Korea' anti propaganda day or China's free speech day?
Posted by Manowar on January 19, 2014 18:05
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Sadly, when the military sues the media in a democracy, Thailand is becoming just like North Korea and China