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EDITORIAL The sorry state of Thai Buddhism There are better ways of ensuring the relevance of our national religion than mass ceremonies or big temples STOPPAGE TIME Questions that 'The Economist' has to answer I guess The Economist and I can bore each other to death now. After calling Thaksin Shinawatra's downfall, or semi-downfall if you will, a "blow to democracy", the magazine has adamantly repeated its stand in yet another eye-popping editorial. Again, Thailand's political turmoil was blamed on "just a few thousand" undemocratic protesters.	Top Stories Most memorable moments from royal celebrations The sorry state of Thai Buddhism Militants evolve as military wilts No more tough talk about crisis in the South Questions that 'The Economist' has to answer

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