10/27/2026

All good things must come to an end

Protests are erupting everywhere all because of the problems created by Trump and his wars resulting in escalating energy costs. There were huge protests in France over rising living costs. The Indians are protesting over corrupt practices by Government officials, jobs availability and cost of living. The Indonesians are protesting against corruption within the government, rising cost of living due to the falling rupiah and the removal of Prabowo over his policies. Who is next?

Thailand is experiencing fallouts in tourism and those sectors involved in tourism are suffering falling visitors. Hotels are running empty, entertainment outlets are not attracting enough visitors and those that depend on foreign tourists are facing problems earning a living. Even Thailand's well renowned honey trapping of money loaded foreign retirees rushing to set up second homes in Thailand to be skinned have peltered out. Many are leaving rather than coming in. I think they have wised up learning from those who fled with just their pants on.

Sad to say, even Bali, the visitor's paradise before COVID, is now a pale shadow of its glory days, the must visit destination for the well-heeled rich spenders. Today, Bali attracts the wrong kind of visitors looking for a budget holiday without the usual spending ability.

As they always say, all good things must come to an end and what goes up will eventually come down.


Anonymous

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

No, sinkieland good things are not ending. Ministers just had a huge pay rise, recycling of empty drink can/bottle is a huge success, more AI talent from India will be making sinkieland their home soon. The air polluting F1 race is a great investment using peasants money, as the hotel owner are laughing to the bank. Liang po po promised to help with cost of living issue, so more money to be given to sinkies. More good time coming...huat ahhhh

Anonymous said...

Let us hope China does not solve its Strait of Malacca dilemma too fast to enable Red Dot to continue the good things in life.

China is actively looking at alternatives via Myanmar, building ports and rail links in Bangladesh and Pakistan to Middle East energy, the Arctic seaway project together with Russia to connect to Europe and pipelines to connect to Russia for oil and gas.