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I’m sure everything is above board. After all he is a highly respected law enforcer. Nothing unusual here. Why bother taking it to the NACC and I’m sure he has enough dirt on others to ensure nothing comes of it. TIT and this is the norm. 

 No, no not the dart. They'll have to G O GG O

Who comes up with this rubbish? They must have a think tank absolutely littered with idiots and imbeciles. The scary bit is that they keep getting away with it and nobody challenges it. How many brain cells are there in the RTP? Single digits for sure.

I remember when Brits were likable folk. More a generational issue and not necessarily solely afflicting the Brits but they take to it as good as any. 

Nothing wrong with the brakes. Problem was with the idiot driver.

12 hours ago, ThaidDown said:

Don't you just hate it when the police arrive too early.

 

You stole my post

Oxygen thief and a waste of a good skin. 

This is not news. 

6 hours ago, sirmud63 said:

if your going to carry a baseball bat in your car , make sure you carry a glove and a ball too . 

your lawyer will thank you .

A valid piece of advice for most countries. 

The wheels for Yingluck’s extradition turn slowly and ‘uneasily’.........

..... in reverse. 

This guy has balls. Refreshing to see someone stand up to these bullies and tell it how it is but this shows he’ll have to be careful. 

One day he’ll find himself between them and their trough. 

They’ll get all the lovin’ they can handle in the monkey house. 

Watch this space. Thai justice is on display for everyone to see. 

Only an eternal optimist would expect Prawit to fall but we live in hope. 

Phuket springs to mind after reading this story. 

He has said sorry. 

Surely this is enough or does he need to prop it up with a few wais?

17 hours ago, bangrak said:

Sorry, IMO, it's all about King Power's stinking monopoly!

There are very few airports that don’t gouge the hell out of their patrons. Thailand is no different

I think they are showing same enthusiasm to capture yingluck as they have put into their efforts to capture the young Red Bull heir. 

She could camp outside Prayut’s mansion with a sign around her neck and they would still pretend they didn’t know where she was. 

Anyone know of a practitioner in Chiang Rai?

57 minutes ago, Just1Voice said:

No, you're trying to twist my words.  BOTH parties are to blame, not just one side, but if there is no supply, there can be no demand.  Simple economics. 

 

Please let’s not blame the kids. 

On 12/29/2017 at 4:28 PM, Russell17au said:

Nowhere near enough to cover the whole of Thailand

But makes for a great photo opportunity to back up their sincerity in tackling this problem.

I really don't think elections will change anything except whose snouts make it into the trough and even then you won't see much change. Perhaps the pecking order will change but the faces will remain similar.

A tiny little band aid on a gaping wound. This will do nothing to fix the problem as there is nothing to address the problem of indiscriminate discarding of rubbish upstream of the oceans.

A lack of educating people, a lack of proper disposal facilities and a mai pen rai attitude is the real problem. Address this and there will be no reason for discounted diving trips. These people who come up with these "solutions" are not earning their pay and the general public should feel cheated by their efforts but it's the same mai pen rai attitude that allows them to get away with it. There is no accountability, just photo opportunities and false tales of grandeur to justify their positions. Wake up Thailand before it's too late. You get what you deserve and if you do nothing you get nothing.

Out for the Boxing Day sales. 

I personally would not ask for or expect a reward. It’s simply the right thing to do. 

Well done kiddo. The reward is in doing what is right. That’s what makes me feel good. 

Now that’s a lot of motorbikes 

Will they get out and do their job or will they be parked up at the nearest donut shop?