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  1. Agreed. If the alcohol tests are beyond doubt he should not only be defrocked but charged with a serious crime. Hopefully the outcome will be several years behind bars. It will all depend on how well-connected he is and how much money he can raise for his "defence". TIT.
  2. Don't hold your breath on that one, CM Dad. That's the way it should be, but hey, TIT.
  3. Nanny-state rules and regulations run amuck is what Michael Palin was talking about. A social safety-net that helps those who really need it, while excluding the able-bodied "sturdy beggars" in the prime of their lives is a different subject. Conflating the two is either confusion or pushing an agenda.
  4. Agreed... "For what?" Maybe it was a feeble attempt to sound relevant and justify their existence here in Chiang Mai. After squatting in Dara Rasami's - once lovely - residence since before WWII they're about to move into a fortress-like consulate that must have cost the American taxpayers billions of dollars, not to mention creating a new eyesore in CM.
  5. Yes, thank you all for directly or indirectly supporting the Shinawatra clan's return to power in Thailand. Now we can pick up where we left off in plundering the state with our corrupt schemes. Let's start with the "Digital Wallet" boondoggle.
  6. Anyone who would go to work in a warzone needs a check-up from the neck up.
  7. Kamala Harris' father Don Harris is a Marxist who played a role in the formation of the Workers Party led by Trevor Munroe in Jamaica. That wasn't mentioned in the CNN article. Just an oversight, I'm sure.
  8. Don't let the facts get in the way of The Old Bull's daily <removed> ejaculation.
  9. The husband is conspicuous by his absence.
  10. Because of the highly intelligent Sino-Thais who make up the majority of the medical professionals in Thailand.
  11. The answer to the OP's question is "both".
  12. The obvious answer is that they don't have what it takes to put a stop to it.
  13. Spot on. Too many people profit from the War on Drugs for it to end anytime soon. Thailand's recent experience is a prime example.
  14. It might be true. This clown is probably told things only on a need-to-know basis.

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