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  1. 14 minutes ago, oilinki said:

    Why? Because you first want to disable him to do further damage. Then, after the situation is over, to understand what the terrorist reasons were. This is to make sure that the others, who might have the same reason, to avoid them to acts, before they do anything. 

    It's collecting intelligence. Finding what is the problem, then finding how to prevent the same happening again. 

    We want to prevent these things to happen again against our people. We don't want just to kill a fuctard person, which solves nothing. 

    How difficult is this to understand?

     

    No problem here.

    They got him like you want him.

    So happy interviews with him then.

     

    If some nutter indiscriminately slaughters the people ( 10 here, 2 dead) visibly on a public street, it is then an police emergency.

     

    The final death shot should be allowed for the acting police men in such terror cases.

     

  2. If one makes a profile of the assassins from the last terror plots in europe, it is in most cases moroccan, algerian and tunisia 

    origin, single men between 18 and 40 yo without any family bond.

    In almost all cases they are not war refugees. Immediate rejection is here required within the European borders.

     

  3. 8 hours ago, jeab1980 said:

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    Ive said it before i belive immigration are annoyed as they have no say who is issued the book and ID card. No great shakes as i use immigration very infrequently.

    It has to do with money, as always.

    The issuing of residence certificates is a nice source of income for the immigration offices. Institutionally, the immigration belongs to the police division.

    The yellow book, which ultimately also represents a residence confirmation, is issued by the local district administration same like the pink id card.

    If for example the local immigration chef knows the local boss of the traffic office well, and both talk about business , then the yellow housebook simply will not recognized, to secure their income.

     

    This institutional overlap also makes problems for example with the tm30.  The local district administration knows my adress.

    Without the registration by tm30 the immigration would not know my address.

    Ultimately, both institutions run their own databases independently and non-networked.

    TIT

  4. Another last tip for the OP.
    Go to the office together with your Thai wife.
    If you have a certified, translated marriage certificate you  can (in my case it was so) save the money for the translation for the Office of Foreigner Affairs (Far away in Bangkok).
    It is important that you translate your foreign name correctly into Thai.
    My wife and I had an interview with the district chief.
    So after an hour I had the Yellow Book and the Pink ID.
    The process is simple and does not hurt.
    Many Thai officials are very nice and helpful.
    If you are ok, they are also ok.
    Good luck and report back please.


     

  5. 1 minute ago, thedivezone said:

    Not true, at least not in Pattaya, they wouldn't accept my yellow book to extend my driver's license nor to transfer the name of my vehicle.

     

    They forced me to suffer the extortion at immigration to get the residency certificate.

    Sorry to hear.
    But this is typical of Thailand.
    Authorities in the various districts often treat the same process very differently.
     

  6. 8 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

    They are good for opening bank accounts, getting drivers licenses, registering vehicles and few other other things that require proof of residence.

    Exactly.
    If you apply for the Yellow Housebook, you can also make mostly the Pink ID card at the same time.
    For the driving license extension (motorcycle and car) copies of the Yellow Housebook have been enough. Did not have to buy extra from the imigration the two residence certificates. Saved me time and money.

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  7. There are more than 500 other EU projects in the UK that want to be further financed.
    Education, science, research, regional development compensation, business start-ups, production, settlement awards, agra subsidies, trade development,  databases, finance, media development, Euroatom, GalileoSpace Exploration, infrastructure, ......
    This will be very bloody for the current recipients of EU programs and financial aids.
    But that was known to everyone at the time of the Brexit referendum.

  8. 1 minute ago, Laughing Gravy said:

    I totally agree and you have the EU to thank for that taking away agriculture from the lands. Don't worry there is enough space left to regenerate. The UK can always by imports from other countries without the punishment tariffs the EU impose.

    When you look at it either way the UK will be just dandy.

    Yes I think it is possible. The conversion from a service provider to a farmer country will cost a lot and probably not go so fast.
    The United Kingdom has imported a total of € 49.1 billion of agricultural products and foodstuffs. Of these, 74%  came from the European Union. In the global population growth, it will not be so easy to compensate these volumes by 3 tiers suppliers so quickly.
    Since quite different countries have already bought themselves into the fertile fields of this world.
    And if the British pound falls even further, it will not be cheaper.

    But one can also live only by air and ideological love.

     

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  9. An apple picked from a British apple tree then costs 1 pound, because of the high wage level for British fruit growers.
    An apple picked from a Polish apple tree then costs 0.5 pounds, because of the low wage level for Polish fruit growers.
    In order to safeguard the existence of British fruit growers, import duties are levied in order to secure the expensive production level. People in the UK will definitely have to pay more for their food.
    But this was known to everyone at the time of the Brexit referendum.

  10. 2 hours ago, Laughing Gravy said:

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     UK people just may start swapping their French cheeses and wine along with other goods for other non EU products which are cheaper and sometimes better.
    So yes independence at any cost please.

    Independence is a big word, just from a country with a food self-sufficiency rate of just 60%.
    The Uk is dependent on food imports.
    40% of the UK population must be fed by importers.

    The United Kingdom has imported a total of € 49.1 billion of agricultural products and foodstuffs. Of these, 74% and some € 36.3 billion came from the European Union. The total trade in agricultural products of the British thus results in a trade deficit of € 25.7 billion. This surpasses the UK's total agricultural exports by € 2.3 billion. This trade deficit has more than doubled since the mid-1990s due to ever-growing imports.

    In agricultural trade with the countries of the European Union, the deficit of the British was last even at € 22 billion. This is, after all, 1.6 times the amount of British agrar exports to the EU.

    According to data from the UK Department of Agriculture, the Kingdom is a large net importer of agricultural products in most production areas. Excesses are only achieved with the export of beverages. This is essentially the export of whiskey from Scotland - but this has a share of all 35% of the value of agrarexports.
    LOL


    And already the beautiful word: independence, is gone.

  11. 32 minutes ago, Trouble said:

    What's the big problem?  They take only a few minutes to fill out. Too much complaining here about something so insignificant.

    you're right. But why at all fill a predominantly useless card with handwriten data, while they taking the most important data from the passports digital anyway. Even if the additional handling of this TM6 card only causes 5 seconds per passenger, result this with 150.000 passengers per day in over 200 extra working hours for the Immigration staff daily.

    No wonder then about long waiting times

     

  12. Blind as bread.

    Why do they not simply give out waiting numbers, as in any bank.

    Then at least the annoying waiting in a queue could be avoided. Instead you could go shopping or eat comfortably in a restaurant. Also more massage shops could be

    stationed in the airport. Would bring money and would contribute to the general relaxation. As long as they can not organize more immigration staff.

     

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