sawadee1947

1 hour ago, connda said:

Personally I think that Thai insurance companies are not regulated very well.  Most insurance companies are happy to take your money but in return will look for ways not to pay out, but Thai insurance companies seem to have less government oversight of their predatory practices that international companies.  

Anyone insure their homes with an international insurance provider?  Maybe that's what the Op needs in the future.

Global Insurance Pattaya. Perfect service 

Wrong insurance company. Buy cheap and you'll get cheap, probably.

Go to Global Insurance, never got problems with claims.

9 hours ago, Chazar said:

How do you jail a hospital?

And how to jail a corrupt Govt??? 

4 hours ago, NanLaew said:

Yes Captain Obvious.

 

But a majority is a majority and losing is losing. It is up to each side to work towards accommodating the other regardless if the divide is 4% or 40%. Unfortunately, the Tories, hamstrung by the loss of majority with that fatally flawed 2018 snap election, have been less inclined to cross the floor and engage in a serious domestic tête-à-tête with the losing side. Instead of presenting a stiff hand to the EU face and the admonishment to Brussels to wait their turn while the UK's domestic issues were agreed, the virtually ex- PM stupidly, prematurely and vaingloriously pulled the Article 50 pin with all the fake "I'm in charge here" bravado she could muster.

Because of 52/48 A coaltion between Labour and Tories would be the best for the sake of UK. 

None of those. No quality politicians 

1 hour ago, Krataiboy said:

What makes you so sure? It's a not uncommon ploy for one side to insert something expendable in a document, prior to negotiation, which later can be removed as a phony concession to get the the rest of the deal agreed.

 

Or do you consider the EU mandarins mentally or morally incapable of such deception?

One has to be a mandarin as you said and one is the servant. Such is life. 

2 hours ago, Thingamabob said:

Rubbish. May is a hopeless negotiator, and generally incompetent. Just look at her record.

It's the result when 80 Mill. Fight 500 Mill. 

What do you think what will be the result when you try to get better deals with the outer world without EU.???????

Use your brain(?) and answer yourself 

1 hour ago, Thingamabob said:

Just leave, whatever the cost. It will not be easy, but with guts and hard work it will be good for Britain in the long run.

Don't use your guts but your brain. What about that? 

8 minutes ago, Krataiboy said:

The backstop was a sprat to catch a mackerel. Just as well we didn't fall for it.

More nonsense

6 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

You are allowed to make a new deal with the EU, your biggest trading partner. And May tried to make such a deal and her own party rejected it. 

Hahaha, a new deal After having left EU, 

4 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

Why would you let one deal run out, then have no deal and lots of headache and then start to make a new deal.

Isn't it much better to make a new deal in time before the old deal expires?

 

It's like living on an island and you have a food supplier who brings your fresh foo every day. And you know that supplier's contract runs out in a couple of months. What do you do? Renew the deal or make another deal before the existing deal runs out? Or wait until the deal is finished and discover the next day: Where is my food? What a surprise, the contact run out. Maybe I should make a new contract. Why didn't I think about that months ago?

What a nonsense! 

You cannot (allowed) start for new deals before you have left EU. 

2 minutes ago, sawadee1947 said:

That's why it was rejected 3 times in Parliament.

What a nonsense! 

It was rejected because of the agreed back stop. 

56 minutes ago, sotsira said:

May's deal meant we would have left the EU in name only!

That's why people weren't happy about it.

That's why it was rejected 3 times in Parliament.

That's why she has had to finally resign.

May's deal wasn't her deal, it was Juncker's deal dictating

to May what is to be agreed.

 

Only way to leave is on WTO or a free trade deal with no ties 

to the custom union, and no Irish border backstop.

Otherwise it's not what leave means. 

Exactly, a clean cut is impossible. Who believes this believes in Santa Claus and Virgin Maria. 

There will be always a close connection between UK and EU. Trade reasons. EU is the biggest market for UK. 

6 minutes ago, dunroaming said:

You forgot to mention Boris stabbing Cameron in the back in order to get the job and then running away and hiding behind the patsy May until it was safe to come out again and make his move.  So if people want a coward and a back stabbing liar as PM then vote for Boris!

Sure, but it's just a rivalty and game between those guys. Nothing serious. More a sham and shame business 

3 hours ago, rooster59 said:

Johnson, the face of the official Brexit campaign in 2016, is the favourite to succeed May, with betting markets giving him a 40% implied probability of winning the top job.

This is the story of two buddies. They met when they were young. Drinking, whoring, Studying that was their Life, spending family's money at one of the best school in this country. 

After having finished university the one became Prime Minister, the other Mayor of London, because only one of two could get the Top Job. OK, you first, said Boris. When his friend quit his Job, with a tune on his lips, Boris started his way to follow his friend's Job. And now he knocks at number 10.

"I'm here now to take over that lousy job"

Two buddies both succeeded as PM. 

And the public? 

Believed them both. 

It's just a Job, nothing else. 

12 minutes ago, JAG said:

Ah, so now you are comparing Boris Johnson with Adolf Hitler?

 

You have totally, utterly, lost the plot!

Well, in the sense of demagogy, populism, lies, rudeless,.... They have a lot of common. 

15 minutes ago, JAG said:

What on earth has Adolf Hitler got to do with anything on this thread?

Another populist lied to his people. Who knows BJ's way? 

3 minutes ago, ivor bigun said:

Yes mainly stupid decisions,made by drunks like Junker, decisions to open borders and let in millions of scroungers from around the world .

Sent from my SM-A720F using Thailand Forum - Thaivisa mobile app
 

Wow, you sent drunk people to Brussels? 

You really continue making UK laughing stock forever. 

5 minutes ago, baansgr said:

Farage could possibly return to the Tories and be elected as PM....

Yeah, Muppets Show at it's best

2 hours ago, JAG said:

Well, he wouldn't be the first: Harold Wilson, Ted Heath, Tony Blair, Gordon Brown to name a few in living memory!

So you mean you are used to have a liar as a Leader. 

I can add another one from another country : Adolf Hitler.