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If there is anything good about tragedy – and often there’s right little – it’s the good that surfaces in

Bangkok Crackdown: It’s Over??

I was in a taxi at 7 a.m. taking the expressway right through the center of the city, passing over

It’s 7:30 p.m. and the gunshots continue beneath our building in Bangkok. We are in a very nice neighborhood in

Troops marching toward Thai-Belgian bridge. Notice the traffic jam monitor is red where the protests are. How appropriate. So the

Tonight a few speakers were being hosted at the FCCT (Foreign Correspondents Club of Thailand) downtown and a friend promised

I returned to Silom Road in the afternoon and took a few more photos. A few small details had changed,

I posted this update in a hurry over at NileGuide.com. Please follow the link or sign up to follow The

It amazes me sometimes how easy it is to live in a bubble. Without the TV or internet it is

Just over a year ago the “Yellow Shirts” held Thailand captive by shutting down both Bangkok airports with sit-in protests