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Meanwhile around the rest of Thailand approximately 40 Thais were killed yesterday in road accidents, of which probably 50% could be attributed to drunk driving. 

Say no more.....

The Racist xenophobia is ramping up. if it was not for the fact they need our money we would all be deported. Cambodia, or Vietnam is looking more enticing by the day.

11 hours ago, transam said:

People whose lives revolve around religious paraphernalia really should go or stay in a country that revolves around their thing. Why do they set up shop in more or less Christian countries. It couln't be these countries are more civilised, social security, looked after, health care, etc... 

 

Yes, everything handed on a plate. However, It is also their agenda for the islamisation of the World. Only now they are doing it by stealth using the liberal loonies who say it is their Human Rights. Just look at the U.K. No go areas in big cities, Sharia law openly practiced, and the police do nothing, Halal food everywhere you look, more of them arriving every day. English citizens told to remove the countries flag, because it may offend a certain religion, some cities do not put up Christmas decorations because it offends muslims, not allowed to say happy easter, or merry Christmas, it is now "happy holidays"....allowed to preach hate in the mosques, allowed to block roads to spout islamic speeches, yet if a Christian did it they would be arrested for blocking the highway. The list is endless and growing, and I for one am glad to be out of it. 

Sorry if this sounds like a rant, maybe it is, but I feel so sorry for the now minority English Christian, a second class citizen in His own Country. 

About time the government in U.K. grew some balls and did the same thing.

Chinese company, using cheap migrant labour, probably lots of those brown envelopes flying around. These people, and the unfortunate deceased, do not stand a snowballs chance in Hell of getting anything. Troublemakers, or ringleaders, will be rounded up, and sent packing, there are plenty more where they came from. So sad, R.I.P. to the victims.

I remember many moons ago about mid seventies in Scotland they relaxed the opening hours for pubs. The anti brigade said it would lead to more drunks roaming the streets all day. Then the same happened about 10 years later in England, and Wales. If memory serves they found that there were no increases in drunkenness as people did not rush to drink before closing.

2 minutes ago, brianthainess said:

Meanwhile I'll be doing my 90day report soon. 

Yes, I was just going to comment that in 8 years the 90 day report worked exceptionally well.

27 minutes ago, RobU said:

Possible diversion tactic. When I see political outrage like this in the news, in any country not just Thailand. I look for what appear to be minor news items which are 'overlooked' in the feeding frenzy. These 'minor' items often have greater impact or are more outrageous but are deliberately played down. 

Spot on Sir, as you say many countries do it. Slightly off topic, but look at Europe now trying to misdirect people's attention away from the WHO vote in May. I wonder what they are hiding here?

Why not, They allow boatloads of people every day to enter, and they house, feed, and clothe them.

Second time around for Big Joke isn't it. Last time he was in the Immigration Police, stepped on some toes, and was moved there. Then He got promoted to his current position? So, what promotion next then?

18 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

Bangkok Hilton or Blighty.... neither choice is very appealing.

With the s**thole U.K. is fast becoming I think I would prefer the former.