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2 hours ago, neeray said:

"no sense of shame in telling bare faced lies"

 

This is the part that always gets me. I was raised to possess a sense of shame. Conversely speaking, I was raised to be proud. Getting caught in a bold faced lie is  shameful.

Stealing from the very people that you represent is shameful. Let's suppose that a "group" representing a people bought some submarines. For making that purchase, the group was given a million dollar gift, perhaps some expensive watches. Without that gift, these submarines could have been bought for a million dollars less, in my simple way of thinking.

Thus, "the people" now must pay a million dollars more, even more with long term interest.

But then the "group" got caught and "the group" showed "no sense of shame in telling bare faced lies".

Obviously, money "trumps" shame.

 

 

Yeah, but when issues of this nature are pushed harder, from an elected opposite political party for example.  The perp will squirm deny run away maybe get a thug to use violence against their accusers. So what does it mean? Is it a reaction to their guilt or a reaction to being shamed? Face, so juvenile.

9 minutes ago, rossco1 said:

cant work out why people are surprised my blind dog seen this outcome 

Haven't read a post on this thread voicing any surprise.

This needs to be a major part of the opposing parties campaigns.

He is a crook, give it to him. 

So there goes the honest Taxi driver stories. No returning the valuables any more.

Hopeless, In a country whose income has a major contribution from tourism.

Cue the honest cabbie story.

In the Feudal world of Sakdina, he is superior he has done nothing wrong. He would believe so, if no one else does. 

2 hours ago, ocddave said:

Hopefully when or if the people rise up to take back their country, they have a list of HI-SO's, illegal leaders, and other criminals to hang.

Do they have that much rope? 

It must have been a great relief for Amporn to have his sentence reduced from 203 to 152 years.

14 hours ago, LivinginKata said:

So Big Joke is now in charge of the Anti Money Laundering Office. Talk about action man ....

So we can expect him to set up shop in Phuket then. Good pickings for the intrepid crime buster. 

12 hours ago, Dogmatix said:

That seems very likely. Whoever these people are, they have not done anything to ingratiate themselves with the current government which the article says ordered the police to make the latest arrests and asset seizures. The BiB must have got a lot of flack for bungling the zero dollar tour case against them which resulted in acquittal. After that the family sued the BiB saying they had destroyed their businesses and plunged them into billions in debt. Perhaps the powers that be wanted to seize their assets before banks could foreclose on them.

 

What is missing is any analysis of the family’s political affiliations. A family with businesses verging on sleaze in many provinces is unlikely not to be involved in politics on various levels, at least as a financier, and all those buses could be useful for transporting  voters, demonstrators etc. With elections coming up it might be to someone’s advantage to have them out of the way.

 

It is not difficult to believe they are guilty of all the things alleged against them but getting the evidence against them may be a different matter. Companies like Kingpower have managed to get through countless legal cases for things like defrauding the government on concession payments, operating illegal concessions putting up buildings at the airport without planning permission, not to mention unproven allegations of duty free produce leaking out into Thailand’s thousands of pubs, but still emerge smelling of enough roses to even convince the honest citizens of the UK of their respectability. These guys seem to have played some really bad cards.

I think your comment on political affiliations, says it all. 

19 minutes ago, ezzra said:

Scrap metal value, it will cost more to haul it to the wreckers yard than what they will get for it sold as scrap metal at 1 baht a kg...

How much metal is in it, it is constructed with fibre glass I believe.

That's not really his good (photogenic) side is it.????

On 12/17/2018 at 1:17 PM, NCC1701A said:

She was with me.

Is that why she wont show her face in public? ????

The stateless need to go out and become the world Tiddlywinks champion or get stuck in a cave, I believe these things will speed up your application.

If there one thing the self titled democratic soldier does not want it is Democracy.

Dirty tricks from the Junta and will the RTP be as feverish in enforcing the computer crimes act on this one?

It's time to become the hub of electric vehicles, remember that one, No? 

While traffic is a major factor in the smog it's not the only one. 

Don't worry TAT will count them as tourists.