This Thai commercial was published on 9/11 only a week ago and already has eight and a half million views on Youtube. It's so good I'm going out to buy a USB Internet connection from True irrespective of whether it is a better deal or not than its competitive mobile and internet data carriers.
From time to time, Thai advertising is easily the best in the world.
I can tell you from experience that it's less about strategy than having something important to say. I've talked about this in the past.
Most (but not all) Thai movies aren't sophisticated enough to hold my attention, and generally speaking I'm not a fan of Crime Thrillers. Headshot goes against that grain. It's well directed, beautifully shot, with real care and attention to detail and has a reasonable script if you can suspend disbelief on the central premise that the Thai Police and Thai criminals are invariably competing teams for the same chunk of business.
The full film is available on Youtube and posted below, but I can assure you that wont last forever. Watch it quickly if you enjoy a good crime thriller movie. It's certainly one of the better Thai Movies I've seen for a while. It's quite sexy too in a grown up kind of way that is usually trivialized in Thai culture.
I've always been reluctant to use the term New World Order even though it is regularly name checked by leading politicians on both sides of the Atlantic. However if you haven't noticed that a one world government driven by profit at the expense of people is in play by now, you may have missed the last bus on that topic.
If you're still sceptical about the ideology and mechanisms of this loose group of people who share a set of ideals that involves pitching humans against humans, I can recommend no greater, well researched, article than Charlie Skelton's piece in the Guardian on Syria.
Technically I'm in favour of a one world administrative council, but the psychopaths who are currently trying to do this need a urgent handbrake applied before we can have a sensible discussion about when and how a more inclusive and co-creative body of wise minds can manifest.
