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This group has more of fringe elements than a country western stars’s wardrobe

Heartbreaking stories of lives cut way too short. Thailand desperately needs to reform its traffic laws, their enforcement and the police, 

RIP boys

1 hour ago, KannikaP said:

And implement it in UK, Europe, USA...............all countries. Why not?

America already tried three strike laws and that didn’t work out for anyone, except private prisons

3 hours ago, chuang said:

What have Thais to do with it...Thai bashing again..Go home.

I think you misread this post and jumped the gun in your haste to insult the original poster.
He was comparing Thailand to China and asking if the next idea will be issuing social credits to Thais as they do in China. There was nothing contained that was bashing Thai people. 

That jacket is straining to contain an enormous amount of gluttony. Well made counterfeit 

RIP

Giant eyerolls, every time Bill Heinecke feels the need to share his useless greedy opinions. 
He seems to think the Thai government and the residents  care about what he has to say. That is laughable. 
 

Thailand is being governed by some old military leaders and inept political hacks who stick a finger in the air to see which way the wind is blowing at the moment, then reverse direction at the slightest change. 
most governments are dysfunctional to some degree, but Thailand is the “hub” of governmental dysfunction.

Prosecutors be aware. You have been warned. If you tamper with evidence and you are corrupted, you may have to accept your pension and move on to a higher position. 

5 hours ago, tomacht8 said:

In the past, Thailand was once in the ranks of economic development, catching up with the four tigers: Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan.

 

Prayut has been at the helm since 2014 and has failed to create a positive momentum for the country and its people. On the contrary.

Standstill and regression in all areas:

- Modernization of the school and education system?

- Excellence in research?

- Better health care for all Thais?

- Set up a pension system?

- Land reform?

- Modernization of the authorities?

- Police reform?

- Reducing the national debt?

- Strengthening democracy?

- Investments in future technologies?

- Water and sewage security?

- Road safety?

- Waste management?

- Flood prevention?

- Reduction of corruption?

- Economic growth?

- Better distribution of income?

- Transparency in government spending?

- and much more.

 

Thailand urgently needs fresh blood with future visions in the leadership. If, as a national leader, you cannot give your country new impulses, you should resign for the good of the country.

He was installed, precisely to prevent any of those improvements from gaining traction 

On 11/11/2022 at 6:39 PM, Etaoin Shrdlu said:

He is a naturalized Thai. He relinquished his US citizenship in the 1990s. His father worked for the US government and was not wealthy.

 

Whatever is actual wealth is, it is self-made. Forbes has him on its list of 50 wealthiest Thais and estimates his wealth at USD1.4 billion.

 

 

Forbes has Trump on that list too. Self made? Nope! Self made up? Maybe

“American-Thai billionaire and hotel tycoon Bill Heinecke” ? So much is questionable in this opening sentence.
Is he Thai, really? Is he American, really? is he a billionaire, doubtful. It is certain his daddy left him well off, with a chain of hotels. Self made man? Not a bit.
One thing seems consistent about “billionaire” Mr. Heinecke, he seems always to be quite desperate for money. 
I suppose he is a “billionaire”only on his loan applications, and a “pauper” when it comes to pay his fair share of taxes. 
it is deplorable for him to suggest dual foreigner pricing and it is laughable that he thinks the Thai government cares what he advises. 

Did anyone really expect a junta government to condemn the illegitimate taking of sovereign land?  They have to abstain, they are an illegitimate government themselves.

I wanted to send the PM my thoughts on the matter, but my FAX machine seems to have stopped working.

This sure to help Thailand achieve their "Hub of filmmaking" goals.

Just hahaha