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  1. 7 minutes ago, simoh1490 said:

    When these articles talk about foreign direct investment in Thailand, I really don't think they are referring to people wanting to open businesses here. I'm pretty certain they are referring to the large scale investment in bonds and the SET by intentional brokers, investment houses and banks - I also think any direct investment by business is restricted solely to multinationals, I honestly don't think their is any interest on the part of governement to attract SME's, small start ups, entrepreneurs, husband wife teams and such like, it's a totally different scale and league from what is being discussed.

    Guess you are right.

    Capital flows as investment have the unpredictable nature that they can quickly flow in and can just as quickly drain off again.

    While investments in production sites, machinery and workplaces do not allow for the possibility of immediate capital outflows. 

    Trust in a location for investment is expressed in long-term real investments.

    And the possibilities for such real investments are problematic for SMEs here. Even the JFCCT comes to this conclusion. 

     

  2. but the JFCCT is now concerned with regulations on requests for work permits and visas which make it difficult for foreigners to invest in Thailand.

     

    Exactly.

    The attempt here to open a business legally is suffocated by the paper war.

     

    Even for foreigners married to Thai, it is made extremely difficult to work in a joint family-run business.

     

    The possibilities for small and medium-sized enterprises are extremely problematic here.

  3. That goverments wasting taxpayers ' money is not a new thing.

    But the whole thing does not make any sense in any military strategy.

    30 billion baht + follow up costs for nothing. Surprising how Thailand could get along without submarines for 60 years.

  4. 10 minutes ago, smutcakes said:

    Would you trust Pol Lt-Gen Sanit Mahathavorn? These guys (all of them) are World Class at weaving layer upon layer of disinformation and confusion, so know one knows whose coming or going, whose job is what, whose slow at this. Just a great big tangle that know one wants to try and unwind, and not possible to pin the blame on anyone.

    It is about the formal legal procedure here. The prosecution is responsible for the time delays, the granting of deadlines and the acceptance of such stupid excuses like: "i have a flu, i am busy, have no time and it is all unfair."

     

    This delay game has been running for 5 years with the consent of the prosecutor's office.

  5. 18 minutes ago, baboon said:

    It is also a loss of face for any country who let him in, let's be honest...

    I wonder that he has a valid thai passport at all.
    He simply did not appear for summons, interrogations and court appointments.
    And thus prosecution times expires .
    Excessive speeding, driving under the influence of drugs, escape from the place of the accident, misrepresentation ( The butler was first presented as the alleged death driver.) Everything is already time-barred.
    The rape and mockery of the law.
    Against such an injustice In other countries the population would have massiv opposed.
     

  6. In fact Wijak said he had instructed the unit running the checkpoint to keep up the morale of the soldier who pulled the trigger. “In my eyes he just carried out his duty. If he is deemed a villain, probably no soldiers will have the courage to take action in the future.”

    This is one side of the medal.

    But what also can not be allowed is that people are shot here, without neutral investigation and punishment. Mistakes happen at control points with armed staff, not just in Thailand, but around the world. Much more important here is the unreserved, true clarification.

    If CCTV recordings are available which relieve the shooter, why are they not shown to the public?  Otherwise the description of the incident becomes unbelievable.

  7. 1 hour ago, free123 said:

    these are not professionals ... greed arises by opportunity...if they do often they will go down sure

    This is a professional thief gang.
    Trained and practiced.
    Each of the three knows his part in the job.
    All three are actively involved.

    Teamwork of thieves.
    Without losing a word, right at the beginning the red scum reaches the white scum in the middle the booty storage plastic bag.
    The small thick scum is the picker.
    This is professionalism how he first moved the bag to see if the bag is free for a quick grab.
    The middle scum is the back "packer."
    They are practiced, have their victim previously spied, positioned themselfs at the table and have carried out the theft quickly in daylight.
     

  8. A submarine of the German Navy has set a new record for conventional submarines. Thanks to its fuel cells, it has remained uninterrupted for 18 days. Even German submarines had probably been on a dive longer than U 32. Thus the commander of U 977 of the German Kriegsmarine declared that his boat had remained under water for 1945 during the flight to Argentina. Only the diesel engines were supplied with fresh air at night via so-called snorkel. Even two days longer to maximum snorkel depth drove 1943 allegedly the U 978 during a patrol before Norway. A record is the dive of U 32 so only insofar as the boat unlike its predecessors did not even have to rise near the water surface.

    The record for the longest dive continues however a Russian nuclear submarine. The Russian nuclear submarine TK-208 holds the record for the longest dive ever. In 1984, the then Soviet boat remained uninterrupted for 121 days, ten days longer than the previous record holder, the British submarine HMS Warspite, a year Previously dived 111 days. Both submarines had an atomic drive. Such boats may remain under water as long as the crew has sufficient supplies and oxygen supplies.

  9. 1 minute ago, Rc2702 said:

    Do you reckon they shaved there bodies pre filming? I think guy on right is some kind of Moldovan or a mix or very neighbouring country. The fat lad with the penfold gone to cycling boot camp looks like a Yemeni to me. 

    Ok the bets are now opened.
    Somtamnication on Romanians.
    Rc2702 on Moldovan and Yemeni
    tomacht8 on North African like Moroccan, Algerian or Tunisian (even with france passport).
    S'il vous plaît placer leurs jetons.

    "Full story coming soon. "
    I'm curious if there is a follow up from the media.

  10. 1 minute ago, mrfaroukh said:

    I think it is a easy going life here in Thailand that make everything more interesting than Europe. Thai girl are beautiful but I think Korean's are the best looking of all. Philippino's are also good looking and also more intelligent. As far as look is concern Thai girls have beautiful eye and lovely smile that melt any heart.

    Do not forget the filigree bone structure.
    Here the Thai women are world leaders.

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