In his latest piece, Harrison George muses about what happens to those who refuse to stay in their assigned place, particularly outspoken critics. The array of charges brought against a People’s Party MP reveals how the disobedient are treated in Thailand.

In the latest installament of Alien Thoughts, Harrison George muses about the idiosyncrasies of the justice system and how state officials can, hypothetically, get away with things.

<p>A recent letter from the Royal Thai Police to the Ministry of Justice indicates that the police now want to delay implementation of the newly-touted points system for improving driver behaviour.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>Some stories that probably won&rsquo;t be appearing in the next few weeks.</em></p>

<p>The government is coming under increasing criticism from its conservative elite supporters for its failure to contain the outbreak of a new virus in Thailand</p>

<p>Harrison George on Gen Apirat Kongsompong&#39;s statement that the Nakhon Ratchasima mass shooter is &quot;not a soldier anymore&quot;.&nbsp;</p>

<p>This week in Alien Thoughts, Harrison George talks about what could happen once military conscription is abolished.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Harrison George unpacks the talk/rant delivered by&nbsp;Army Commander-in-Chief Gen Apirat Kongsompong on 11 October 2019.&nbsp;</p>