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You reap what you sow.
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Hallelujah!!!
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This was probably one of the easiest crimes to prosecute and yet it’s fallen off a cliff and everyone knows why.
There is less chance of gaining trust than there is a prosecution because, after all, the star witness (the gunman) was conveniently removed from the equation. I recall the media frenzy at the time when a very senior officer said the police would take the gunman (prime witness) dead or alive.
Regain trust????? What a hollow, throw away statement. My, yet to born, great great grandchildren will be dead before we see any trust issues resolved and I still don’t have children yet.- 3
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You’ve got to remember that this PM has no real power to have him released. He is in a very weak position by virtue of the this bastardised coalition of political parties which placed him in the job.
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4 hours ago, webfact said:
Mr Vorayuth Yoovidhya or ‘Boss’
4 hours ago, webfact said:Vorayuth Yoovidhya or ‘Boss’
We only needed to be told twice. We’re not as dumb as we think.
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1 hour ago, bdenner said:
I'm thinking a lot of you have your "nickers in a twist" over an item that will not effect you!
I concur
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7 hours ago, steven100 said:
take the compensation love and think yourself lucky !!
this is not the US deary ......
you'll end up with nothing if you try to be greedy ......
TIT .....
True dat. The more you think you’ll get the more the lawyers will benefit. You’re on a hiding to nothing if you take this to court.
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2 hours ago, 2baht said:The definition of insanity, trying the same thing over again and expecting a different result!
And be mindful of the fact that the last government to do this was ousted by the military
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Regulations for the wealthy.
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Please define thorough.
The cover up began when the gunman was killed.- 1
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53 minutes ago, ezzra said:
One this is for sure, no one will dare bother them in prison.
If they go to prison. Depends on their connections and how much they are prepared to pay
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In the old west they say the best lawmen were ex-crims but I think in this case that may be a bit of a stretch. How the f*** does this guy keep popping up where you’d least expect. A classic square peg in a round hole every time he squirms his way into government.
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I knew the gunman/shooter would not be brought in alive. Dead men don’t talk.
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8 minutes ago, koolkarl said:
If you steal a candy bar from 7-11, you will likely get 5 years hard time.
And then some but only if you’re a commoner.
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4 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:Will he continue to behave like he is above the law?
The rich and well connected are not subject to the laws of the land so your question is moot.
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1 hour ago, TDCNINJA said:
How's it feel to be on the other side of the scam for once, ladies?
I think they are probably more “on the other side of the scam” than we know. The fact is that this guy has taken advantage of his victims and there is no evidence, only speculation or innuendo, that these ladies somehow are or have been involved in subjecting scams upon others themselves. Not every Thai woman is a scammer but we do tend to hear a lot of stories in this space that would have us believe that.
In fact on a worldwide basis there is evidence to suggest more than 70% of all scams are perpetrated by men whilst romance scams sit at close to 50/50.
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6 hours ago, spidermike007 said:
I was hoping if there were any positives to take away from this election fiasco, it would be the disappearance of big joke, it would be his final bow, and his disappearance into oblivion.
But I guess some things are too good to be true, and I guess some people just never go away. The limelight and his slice of fame simply means too much to him.
I think he is the pick of the bunch.
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Perhaps he will be offered an opportunity to buy into the ailing China real estate market.
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38 minutes ago, kingstonkid said:
I think you are going to see Nr T slowly fading into the sunset.
He will stumble, bumble, fumble and crumble.
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4 hours ago, BusyB said:
The article is utter drivel.
Couldn’t have said it better myself
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Last week on arriving at Swampy there was hardly anyone let alone Chinese tourists. No more than twenty people queuing at the dozen or so immigration booths. Took less than 2 minutes to go through
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On 8/26/2023 at 4:57 PM, BritManToo said:
Thai husbands have Mia nois, and visit brothels at every opportunity.
My 3 BILs tried to take me to a brothel, they said "you don't tell our wives and we won't tell our sister" I made an excuse and went home.
Good decision. Could have easily turned into a crash and burn scenario. Quite probably the “What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas” would have blown up in your face.
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6 hours ago, FarangJon said:
Thailand must have a strong magnetic field, I still heard and read somewhere that as many people fall from the balcony as in Thailand.
Perhaps he had been dining out on the balcony with Vlad and made the mistake of calling it a war.
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Some renters are absolute pigs. I evicted an American guy after just 2 months from my house in Chiang Rai after he took it upon himself to knock holes in my outer wall to bring in the internet. He washed his dog in the shower and let it dry itself off by flicking water (and hair) all over the place. He let the dog sleep on a bed in one of the spare bedrooms where it mensurated all over the mattress leaving it covered in blood stains. Then he wanted his bond back. Fat chance. He seemed such a good person when we interviewed him. He promised to take care of the property. Never rented again.
Being a landlord is fraught with risk. If you get a good tenant look after them don’t try to screw them. Your property is in their hands.
I feel so sorry for this woman. She didn’t deserve it and now she is up the creek financially.- 1
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Thai baht plummets against the US$
in Thailand News
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Possibly in recognition of the motley coalition of muppets who stole the election and who are now pretending to govern this place.