Pikeybkk
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Bravo....11 down...shit loads more to go
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Hey guys and gals, lets not be too hasty....major players in the UK and Europe get fined with no prison sentences too, look at all the bankers and business elite who bankrupt companies after siphoning off millions to personal accounts in the caymans and other TFH's, corruption is rife through out the world at present, its just some countries have really learned how to hide it.
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Bravo, I have seen first hand the destruction that heroin brings to individuals and their families.....hang em and hang em all high
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the survey took place at lumpini park yesterday
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<deleted>, both of them, plain and simple
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used to do it quite often in sweden, get wild deer , moose, could go out picking berries , mushrooms, also did it in south africa and australia.
disagree, this is an entirely different issue other than technological progress, if managed correctly all bio-diverse habitats should be able to be maintained in the long run and along with the habitats the traditional occupations which go alongside them but there is the point that over fishing is most likely the reason behind a decline in the catch quantity, all one has to do is look at the markets to see there is scant regard towards sizing or spawning protections.
When was the last time you went down to the market and bought beef from a wild-shot cow? Or fed your family on grains, veggies and berries you rounded up in the meadow?
Of course, bio-diverse habitats can be maintained. But they aren't going to produce enough to feed the surrounding communities that keep growing in population, never mind with enough left over to barter for, let's say- medicine and gasoline?
If you want to feed fish to the community, they're going to have to import some fish (traded for what?) or they're going to have to farm the fish. The metaphorical river has run dry. They can keep looking at empty nets or they can take some other action.
And sooner than later, the oceans will, too. Hopefully, fish farming technology, regulations, and economics will have caught up by then.
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disagree, this is an entirely different issue other than technological progress, if managed correctly all bio-diverse habitats should be able to be maintained in the long run and along with the habitats the traditional occupations which go alongside them but there is the point that over fishing is most likely the reason behind a decline in the catch quantity, all one has to do is look at the markets to see there is scant regard towards sizing or spawning protections.
It has been years since one ended up in fisherman Pat's net.
"In the past, I caught a lot of them but now not at all," he said. "I don't know where they all went."I think he may have answered his own question.
Every other major food source is farmed nowadays. But it seems that some folks think they can keep catching enough fish to feed the growing population and there will always be more.
My heart goes out the the families that have fished for generations. Just like it does for the guy whose family has repaired typewriters for eons, and for that last generation of buggy whip makers.
But sooner or later, it's time to move on to a different way of making a living and feeding the family. The only question is, do you move on before or after the very last fish is caught?
That's not an endorsement of the dam, BTW.
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total sham.....
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and how did they know how much cash is there? Bet you they are pissed that they did not get to share it amongst themselves
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put on ur shitkickers and kick some shit
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Dear Yinglucky,
Get down there and view the damage, order the company to pay for the clean up and compensate loss of earning to the locals. Great photo op.
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How can teenagers be so violent? What causes them to be so savage?
Usually ....yabba
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i am in bangkok, but if there is a place where i can give blood and it will get there, will happily do so
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Good to see that they have actually asked for outside assistance when needed. Expensive tho for a guy (Thaksin)) who is not even a politician but just a criminal on the run.
Divert people attention to gain some credit.
Else, political game is going on.
Great move. Let's see if this strategy works out for him to return back as this will create some sympathy in public heart.
Divert police attention......they don't give attention to anything but teamoney
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it will cease airing on the 1st of august at the end of the marketing campaign....lol
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because as with anything in Thailand, the job is only half done and in triple the time with defects a guarantee.
This will cause long-term damage," he said, urging all related government agencies particularly Tourism Authority of Thailand and the media to present good sides of the island.
Maybe focus on getting the job done and show an efficient and capable management of the clean up will prove to people that the Thai's are competent in protecting their tourist areas.
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barefaced corruption, sickens me
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He was in France when the shit hit the Fan, was he not?
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bravo and at the same time, shut down al, the time share scum, the english run boiler rooms, kick out the bikers etc etc, let he who is without sin...etc etc
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the guy in the Black shirt is a translator that work for the police
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Venezuelan girls are HOT
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bicycle lanes my arse, the thais have no knowledge of road rules and they would see a bike lane as an additional lane for them to use....
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-23231318
corruption index...check oput thailand....lol
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i can just see the facebook video, where is the you tube link
300,000 rai of rice farms in Buriram to be turned into sugarcane farms
in Isaan
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what about potatoes? Surely they can grow a few spuds?