phitsanulokjohn

Yes I hope this is the case,for allowing all those poor Thai people having spent millions of baht, much borrowed from the bank opening up shops,all to become worthless at the stroke of a pen.

They've never found a cigarette too big or little for them😂

(what sort of lawyer colludes with clients and helps cover their tracks?), A BENT ONE

British govt has maintained this bang out of order and backwards policy for decades now. Everyone who has paid national insurance contributions,should receive the rise.Its my opinion that they do not,because the govt wants you to spend the money in the British economy and not abroad.They should target the real fraudsters,not the easy to bully pensioners.

Years ago,you done the crime&served your time& was released. Nowadays,you do the time,get released,write a book and make a profit off of all those stupid enough to buy it wanting to read of the perpetrators own stupidity.Makes a bit of a mockery of the saying "Crime doesn't pay"When plainly it does.

Having read up on Vpns,Cyber ghost came out quiet high in reviews.It is also what I consider to be very cheap for 2 years.They all seem to say express VPN is the best,but by comparison is the most expensive.I only want one to watch live sport World cup football etc on iPlayer,but have heard of people having trouble accessing iPlayer.For me can only take the free trial offer and if it doesn't work,cancel it before end of free trial,but cyber ghost currently offering an 83% discount.26 months is currently $56.94.

Here we are almost an hour long interview,straight from Tom Carden's mouth.

She said that such trips are not harmful to children and blamed poorly-maintained public transport for road accidents, adding that all transport used for educational field trips should be properly checked, especially for long journeys. Should be,but I fear on many occasions isn't.

I actually agree.I think the reason the UK govt, doesn't legalise it,is because there's far more money floating around in the black economy,than if they legalised&taxed it,and so putting the dealers out of business.

A £ to a pinch of Thailand's finest Buffalo dung,that this govts decision to re-criminalise "This wonderful plant of Peace" will get reversed.Just like their 300 Baht tourist charge,and their proposed tax on foreign income for residents,to which anyone with a modicum of sense,a simple workaround exists. This govt,loves to open their mouths,before first engaging their brains.For a people who hate losing face,this govt certainly succeeds.

A £ to a pinch of Thailand's finest Buffalo dung,that this govts decision to re-criminalise "This wonderful plant of Peace" will get reversed.Just like their 300 Baht tourist charge,and their proposed tax on foreign income for residents,to which anyone with a modicum of sense,a simple workaround exists. This govt,loves to open their mouths,before first engaging their brains.For a people who hate losing face,this govt certainly succeeds.

A £ to a pinch of Thailand's finest Buffalo dung,that this govts decision to re-criminalise the "This wonderful plant of Peace" will get reversed.Just like their 300 Baht tourism charge,and their proposed tax on foreign income for residents,to which anyone with a modicum of sense,a simple workaround exists. This govt,loves to open their mouths,before first engaging their brains.For a people who hate losing face,this govt certainly succeeds.

Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has rescinded the decision about the controversial 300-baht tourism fee. This fee was first proposed last year and has faced resistance from private businesses. The government intended to gather this fee from every tourist coming to Thailand. However, it was scrapped with the belief that getting rid of it might stimulate tourists to spend more in other sectors, thus providing a significant boost to the economy Why didn't he or his govt advisers think this through before implementation?Next it will be his cannabis and taxing of farang residents,to experience U-turn Srettha.This govt clearly doesn't know their a**e from their elbows.

Push,push in, and for the bush.

Yes for sure.If you wasn't already a smoker before you came Thailand,then by inhaling all that black pollution,you'll soon become one. No one knows when we're gonna die,if we did, you'd probably die early worrying about it.

Don't think the proposed new law will take effect.I may be wrong but I see a U-turn coming The country is saturated in weed,business is thriving and it can be purchased anywhere,from numerous physical shops throughout the kingdom to online shops by the tons,Facebook marketplace,WhatsApp,line,telegram need I go on?A mega money spinner,something I find hard to see the govt relinquishing.

The Thai government. U-Turn specialists. All brought about by not thinking before opening their traps.

Now let's see if Thailand has a spine,or is quaking in its boots at the thought of China not wanting to be mates anymore. Worried about their prescious tourism,will they allow themselves to be DICTATED to? It's make your mind up time folks🇹🇭✅🇨🇳✖️.

They simply can't help themselves, except to other people's money of course.Its seen by them as their right.You've got to pick a pocket or two.

They say the Mexicans are big boys,but they keep it under their hat.

I got 12 inches,but don't use it as a rule.

Been using Lazada for years,always paying C.O.D and never experienced a problem.I do acknowledge however,that there are tons of fakes ranging from phones to watches.The low price usually confirms this,also when you look in the product description if it's a fake it will normally state no brand but give the OEMs name if it is genuine.I too don't understand fakes being allowed on Lazada,if the selling of fakes gets discovered on eBay,your account gets closed and you get kicked off the platform.Quite right too.