Our resident satirist Harrison George returns with another piece on the UK government's plan to deport refugees to Rwanda, and Thailand's need to boost its human rights image.

<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>Experts are warning that Thailand risks a serious outbreak of a highly contagious disease that could lead to widespread ignorance and mass hysteria. High-ranking officials and politicians appear to be among the most highly vulnerable groups.</p>

<p>HG&#39;s take on an ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine and how the language can be&nbsp;miscommunicated so well.</p>

<p>HG&#39;s take on neutrality, Thainess, and war in Ukraine.</p>

<p>An enduring conversation between HG and an amnesty-get-out someone.</p>

<p>After years of fighting off disaster, the economy of the nation was on its knees.&nbsp;The government had been forced to spend well beyond its means to wage the war.&nbsp;At the same time, economic activity had been devastated, seriously reducing government revenue.&nbsp;The country was on the edge of a financial abyss...</p>

<p>HG&#39;s story over a scenario when an excessive use of plastic (bags?)&nbsp;becomes the National Police&#39;s&nbsp;agenda.</p>

<p>Harrison George presents you a conversation of a journalist and policemen, regarding news reporting.</p>