Dusty Bar of Thailand’s Democratic Rail
It has been two years since Thailand fell off the dusty bar of Democratic rail. Perhaps it was too greasy at first to be hold on to, having been covered with rusty corrupted political regime and power-cash-hungry politicians and their cousins’s capitalist agenda.
Is the so called Dusty Democratic rail easier to hang on to, or can Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej wipe it clean with his culinary skill? A friend of mine tried following PM Samak’s cooking recipe, and we had to say it was less than delicious. Following PM Samak’s governing policy and his new appointed ministers, and we may have a recipe for national disaster.
