Near Accident Air Craft Landing Video

crazy.. look at this near accident air craft landing video

imagine what happen if the tail hits the ground!

Aircraft Carrier Landing Fake Out @ Yahoo! Video

You Are a Loser - Minus 20%

What kind of teacher is this..? to call your student a loser.

And an additional -20% marks for being a loser!

Lucky, this teacher is not teaching in singapore, if not, he will be an overnight celebrity by appearing on papers and stomp.

See the video below

http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/player/popup/?cl=18594318

Thaksin Urges Supporters to Join Anti-Govt Rally

This guy really finding trouble against his own country.

Well who don't? When your personal fortune are slashed from billions to millions. With millions confiscated by your country's govt.

If you are not aware, his assets are confiscated on a verdict on 26th Feb 2010

http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/169861/thaksin-assets-partly-confiscated

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/8536964.stm

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/thailand/7326177/Thai-court-seizes-1bn-of-Thaksin-Shinawatras-assets.html

Below is the article as blog post title.

BANGKOK, THAILAND - Thailand's fugitive former premier Thaksin Shinawatra on Saturday used his Twitter page to call on his supporters to join a mass anti-government rally, after a court seized most of his fortune.

Thaksin's loyal "Red Shirts", so-called for the clothes they wear, will gather in Bangkok on March 14 to demand the return of the populist leader, who was ousted in a military coup in 2006, and that the government quit.

"I would like to urge those who love democracy, justice, equality, and those who think that I have been bullied without mercy and humanity, to join the rally," wrote Thaksin on Saturday.

Thailand's Supreme Court last month ordered the state seizure of most of Thaksin's 2.3-billion-dollar shares wealth that it ruled he accumulated illegally by abusing his power to benefit his telecoms firm.

He is currently living in Dubai to escape a two-year jail term from another corruption case. Several other graft charges are outstanding against him.

The Red Shirts say they expect up to 600,000 people to attend this month's rallies, with people starting to gather from around the country on March 12 before the main demonstration two days later.

Thai premier Abhisit Vejjajiva has said his trip to Australia would go ahead as planned on March 13-17 despite the rallies, but a slew of extra security measures are in place and he has said tougher laws may be invoked.

Thailand's pro- and anti-Thaksin camps have both conducted destabilizing street campaigns since the twice-elected tycoon was ousted, with some of the demonstrations turning violent.

Red Shirt riots in April derailed a major Asian summit and left two people dead.

Thailand's social rifts sharply divide its Thaksin-loving poorer communities, largely in the north and northeast rural regions, from those in the Bangkok-based elite amongst the military, palace and bureaucracy.

Source:

http://news.asiaone.com/News/Latest%2BNews/Asia/Story/A1Story20100306-202957.html

Going for holiday in thailand? Better not! If you are... Avoid wearing yellow or red!