Politics and Oil price
Our affections towards ex-prime-minister Thaksin has surpassed the $101 per barrel crude oil price this morning. With the news that he has landed in Thailand, it’s almost comparable to seeing an oil price peaking above $200 per barrel. I’m just so thrilled we are now experiencing the $200 oil price economy prematurely. Because when the oil really reached that price, or shall I say the dollar has depreciated to just a scrap of toilet paper, we know we have seen it worse.
The risk of oil affecting our economy in some way will probably encourage us to change the way we live for the better and to live life in a more environmentally friendly way. I’m seriously thinking of investing my money in a bicycle Public company. Under Thaksin-nominee-ecomony however, the billionaire will be a trillionaire, Thaksinaire will be a gazillionaire, and people like us will continue to accumulate the increasingly rediculous national’s debt.
I have no doubt that he will win all the allegations in court, after a small tiny dent in his driver’s mother’s billion -baht-bank account.
