Keep safe,keep dry 

The main theme of our report, Four Horsemen of The Apocalypse, back in Q2 this year was how global debt posed a far bigger threat to most people's ways of life than the natural disasters which we'd all seen writ large across our plasma screens.

This is equally too of the current crisis facing Thailand although it's often harder to fully grasp that facing down the loaded barrel of a natural disaster waiting to happen in  your own backyard. No-one knows how bad the risks are right now for Bangkokians but we do know that over 300 people have already been killed and 10 million lives affected by these floods. These include many of society's least fortunate who are least able or have the least resources to be able to defend themselves against Mother Nature's anger or to fight back against it's effects. 

This is a critical time for Thailand and for Bangkok to endure. Other than that, I can't really say very much more than the very little that I told Bloomberg at the start of last week: