Smiles:Hypocrisy of Thais

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Uploaded by on Jun 5, 2009

www.imagesasiamedia.com : Tourist companies idealize Thailand as a land of gentle, smiling people and stunning landscapes. But rapid industrialization, the growing consumer culture of the 1980s 'bubble economy' era, and the effect of IMF structural adjustment programs imposed in 1997 when that bubble burst, have led to
a huge rise in poverty, crime, and environmental damage.

The Thai government has responded by introducing a new constitution, designed to eliminate the corruption and cronyism that has been at the heart of Thai politics for decades. This film reveals the hypocrisy of Thai politics andcharts the history of recent struggles for greater democracy and freedom of speech.

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  • Thailand is changing but it's not about what you mentioned at least not directly. The fact is Thai people are aware of differences between each other. You could say they were more ignorant or apathetic towards things in the past. Of course, the modern world bring stress to all but in the past people didn't realize that they had so little and how badly they were treated by those in their countries heirachy. Now the media revolution shows the truth and possibilities just like here on youtube.

  • I love Thai girl

  • Idiot !!!

  • Stupid video!

  • Wow. You managed to judge the whole nation on the actions of some groups of people.

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