Alwyn
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Here's the thing. In Thailand there is one rule and one rule only. Might is right. End of story. We can sit here talking guff about a country that had a totally different set of belief systems to us, a totally different outlook on life but we can't judge them as we judge by our belief systems - which are different. Whoever is in the driving seat, whether Yingluck, Abhisit or the General, they are all right - while they are in the seat.... When they're ousted, they're no longer in the seat, so they're now in the wrong. It's simple. I personally thought and still do.. That YL is a 'better' person than the General. Going back to 'might is right', this was her downfall. When she tried to push through an amnesty bill for her brother, a lot of his enemies pooped their pants at the thought of him being back and seeking his revenge, so she had to go. Now we have a new 'might is right'. The cycle will keep going.
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" Thanks to the current situation in Thailand which has been peaceful "... errr... Does he not know about the two recent bombing campaigns then? Or the continuance of terror campaigns in the south? I'm gobsmacked and I'm not normally gobsmacked by what comes out of his mouth! Maybe it's the students getting locked up for daring to voice opinions that the rest of the World like so much? Beats me..
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Russians are worse than Thais for drink driving. As for these animals fleeing the scene and leaving people dying.. They deserve all that's coming their way. My best mate got killed in a hit & run when he was out biking with my brother. The impact on families and friends was horrendous, even now, 8 years later.
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wow... you couldn't make this stuff up could you. He failed to see (or acknowledge) the warning lights and a great big train which could only have been 30 meters away?? RIP to the passengers.
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4 hours ago, Bluespunk said:
Nothing to do with votes. The chaos was caused by the actions of both. PT's lords and ladies of misrule were as responsible as suthep's lunacy.
I could not disagree more. If they were leading the country badly there was (but not any more) an electoral system in place where the citizens of Thailand could have deposed them for another political party to have a go. That's how it works. PT's crime was winning the election and upsetting the status quo of a different corrupt bunch. Now, thanks to Suthep and his masters loading and pointing him, there is no such system in place and the ultimate corrupt and untouchable clowns are running the country.
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Someone might have made him die... But it wasn't murder.. This is comedy gold!! If he knows it wasn't murder then you'd think he would know what it was then, right? This is fantastic police work!
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I find all of this very interesting, the PMs brother issues huge contracts to his own son - the PMs nephew. Anybody else find it interesting that the PMs brother is in a top spot?
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14 hours ago, Bluespunk said:
Suthep and PT were equally responsible for the chaos that led to the coup.
No, they were not. Which one was voted in legally by the electorate, and which one wasn't?
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7 hours ago, webfact said:
after a 2014 coup the military said was aimed at ending months of political unrest.
The unrest caused by the military via it's little attack dog Suthep?
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9 hours ago, z42 said:Not really chap no, they were holding the Thai geezer's arms while their mates stuck the boot into his head and face.
That typifies thuggish behaviour for me. Also thugs tend to fight in groups, and against weaker targets (again as clearly shown in the video).
The Thais were stupid and arrogant to go and pick a fight. But as they were outnumbered they were given a good hiding. The 1's fighting dirty here are the foreigners. But still it cracks me up because the Thais thought they'd clean up, yet ended up on the receiving end of a thrashing.
Wonder what the cops will make of it
Fighting dirty? In a street fight there no rules and no such thing as fighting dirty. No weapons were used, no knives, sticks or guns. What's the issue here? The Thais chased down the vehicle - probably expecting there to be one person or a woman or something and they came severely unstuck. Not before time really. I'm sick of reading about the Thai gangs beating up defenceless tourists with their wives and children in some occasions.
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2 hours ago, Deepinthailand said:
Unconscious were was that bit then???
The bit (more than once) where he isn't moving ... Except when he was kicked and the force of the kick moved him that is.
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They put the Thai police on high alert over bombing in New York but not ones in Thailand?
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Pun of the year "mugging".. Brilliant!!
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I watched the video on Facebook. The kid is lucky to be alive. Full on kicks to the head while he was unconscious, one kick actually moved the kid over a meter. I don't get why the army/soldier connection is relevant. He's simply psycho, whatever his background. The photo on facebook with him in handcuffs.. he was grinning like he thinks he's a star or something.
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Guys, police "think" they were left by gangs who the "think" we're using them....
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Jobs for the boys, otherwise he wouldn't have needed article 44, he could have done it the regular way through the "government"
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A truly great man, I hope he pulls through this. His loss will be a big loss to the country and to peace.
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4 hours ago, Raymonddiaz said:
they are just racist people who happen to live in a foreign country. Racist should just stay in their home countries.
How on earth do you leap to racist accusations when somebody says 'Horace' isn't such a common name these days? This is the most bizarre comment I've come across. Somebody calling the racist card, not because there is a 'race' involved, but the name 'Horace'. Well done, that has to be a first.
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5 hours ago, ddavidovsky said:
Seems like most people here wouldn't be happy unless the perpetrator was someone linked to the local power network.
Seems like the Burmese are considered innocent simply because they are Burmese and therefore the usual suspects.In other words seems like the objections are mainly based on prejudice against the authorities.
If there were other suspects who had been let off I might understand it, but no one is naming alternate suspects. It's all supposition.
Possibly the Burmese didn't do it. But am I the only one requiring more than prejudicial feelings to prove it?
Btw, perhaps just to show some prejudice of my own, I think this case has got so much attention mainly because the two victims are beautiful people. If two slovenly blokes were killed it would quickly have been forgotten.
The suspects who have been let off cannot have done it because they've been let off? That's what you're saying. No more suspects? Why would there be? They have the two Burmese lads and have "let off" (as you say) the other suspects. If you want more than prejudicial feelings why don't you go back to the beginning when the Thai police said they had one of the murderers and the other one was on the run? They said they had proof of it. Next thing, that particular policeman was taken off the case new police brought in, all of the proof disappeared and then two Burmese boys were arrested. Arrested with no evidence or proof, tortured and charged. The crime scene was then totally destroyed by the police when they walked all over it with reporters. DNA evidence was shown to be unreliable as the police said the DNA results was back after less than a day. In the real World this can take several months but an express job would be 2 to 3 weeks. So this was debunked be DNA experts. When asked to retest the DNA, the police said they cannot, as it's run out...... I could go on and on but why don't you spend some time researching? It will be therapeutic for you
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9 hours ago, bearpolar said:
Yet i know people alive today because of those cheap 300b helmets and also because of the 1500b-3000b helmets.
yet i don't personally know one person who has died in a bike accident in Thailand, and I was there 15 years. You must be a proper Jonah. My best mate was killed on his motorbike in a hit & run and he was fully protected with a kite marked BS 6588 standard crash helmet, full leather with back protector and proper foot wear. He died from the shock of his leg being ripped off by a car hitting him doing 90mph. and smashing him into the central reservation barrier. So I find your anecdotal thing above, well, anecdotal.
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hahahahahahahahahahaha!!! These are the Muppets that let them into the country and are supposed to keep track of visitors!!
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1 hour ago, Baerboxer said:
When since leaving the army has he worn his military uniform?
The civil service uniform, the traditional Thai costume jacket, suit and tie as the mood / occasion takes him. But when the military uniform you refer to?
12th September.
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He's got some front talking about corruption! OUsts an elected government at tank barrel point, elects himself as PM, disbands all political parties so there is no competition if there ever is another election, bans free speech - particularly if it's about him - and then proceeds with a selective vendetta programme against people he sees as a threat! Ammends a constitution so he can never be arrested in the future. Scraps that constitution and foists another on the country which again, keeps the military in control. Is there anybody more corrupt?
Furious Thai wife pulls MACHETE on boozy husband who went out on all night drinking session
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wow... she is the psycho hose-hound from hell!!! Sneak out and get the heck out of Dodge my friend!