Scouse123

I'd take a 4 x 4 private car any day of the week.

Door to door and no annoying people anywhere near me.

12 hours ago, NativeBob said:

But if you want your child to have happy and healthy childhood >>> Siam is the only solution!
 

@fredwiggy I'm totally agree with your point about "DNA evidence", although documents issued [say] in Sweden won't have the legal status in Thailand. Somehow they must be verified and notarized internationally while Thailand didn't ratify certain convention. 

 

@kneebendingfools Won't be easier to start from "correct Birth Certificate"? Licensed DNA Lab might cost you $$$

Have you thought through before you posted?

Happy and healthy childhood.

The kid has far more opportunities in life, a better education system, better hospitals, better employment prospects and a better future in SWEDEN.

What are his prospects in Thailand? Lousy education system, eating hand to mouth daily, mother taking on some lowlife Thai husband and the boy in a dysfunctional family or being brought up by grandparents in filthy living conditions, whilst the mother is out looking for another foreigner.

The boy is far better off where he is, with his father, @kneebendingfools

18 hours ago, kneebendingfools said:

Yes, and citizen in the fathers country but not in Thailand, the question is can she make our kid thai without my help or agreement?

I don't think she can, you are holding all the cards.

The boy has Swedish nationality, he has a Swedish passport and father, and he resides in Sweden.

4 hours ago, Mason45 said:

Firstly I'm not sure they will notify you because they're out to see if you're breaking immigration rules or not.

I had my first home visit in 28 years recently.

They phoned when they were 10 minutes away from the house.

I don't think she has the power or determination to take on a Swedish father when the boy resides in Sweden and has a Swedish passport.

@kneebendingfools can simply be difficult and refuse to assist. He has custody of the child, the woman is facing an uphill battle.

Is she trying to get money from you? Is that what this is about? And is she using the child as leverage?

5 hours ago, Bert got kinky said:

 

Very well thought out and written.

One of the best posts that I have seen on here and it hits the nail on the head.

 

You could also have mentioned that the returning criminal in question also ordered a Banana Republic style extra judicial killing (murdering) spree, in order to tighten his grasp on power but I suppose that if you included all, you would still be typing by the time that his great grandson takes his turn at the trough.

 

 

 

 

Thanks,

I just don't get that some members reach fever pitch in their support for a convicted thief and criminal, and also a mass murderer.

From land deals to bribing judges, the guy is one of the most corrupt, the country has ever had, and is definitely only in it for himself and his family dynasty.

He ran the country as his own personal piggy bank.

Then, of course, there was the Thai government loan to sell his own family business telecommunications systems to Myanmar.

He even wanted to buy Manchester City with government funds.

I remember the extra judicial killings, and also the Americans telling him very forcefully through channels to stop it and take a different approach.

1 hour ago, MikeandDow said:

Serial petitioner Sonthiya Sawasdee claims that Thaksin, who was sentenced to a prison term for corruption, was also stripped of his police rank.

 

“It seems to me that Thaksin has no right to wear the white official uniform, usually worn by government officials at official functions,” he said.

 

According to the Royal Gazette, Thaksin was stripped of his police rank on September 8th, 2015 and had his royal decorations withdrawn on March 30th, 2016, because he was convicted of corruption by the Supreme Court’s Criminal Division for Political Office Holders. 

 

Moreover, he attempted to escape punishment by fleeing the country.

 

According to PM Office regulations, concerning political appointees, officials sentenced to a prison term are no longer permitted to wear the official uniform.

 here we go !!!!!!

He also holds no political rank or position, so should not be wearing the white uniform.

3 hours ago, MikeandDow said:

only thing i can say is go to an anger management class you have a lot of hate there

We have an Ostrich on the beach with its head buried in the sand.

4 hours ago, MikeandDow said:

If you think this was well thought out and written i pity you,  it was full of opinions, misinformation and un substantiated facts

1   "On corruption charges", it was NOT Thaskin who tried to bribe a judge but his lawyer no proof he was under orders from Thaskin 

2 "convinces Srettha to employ the lawyer"  no proof this is an opinion

3 "report Srettha to the Ethics committee," again no proof  this is a guess at best

4 "He now installs his daughter as the new PM"  she was elected by MPs  no proof thaskin had anything to do with this 

5 "If all else fails, have a military coup" no evidence of a coup

6 "a convicted felon is dabbling in politics from jail." Thaskin is Not in jail

 

1. So you think the lawyer did this by himself?

When Thaksin said at the time, that they had taken the wrong box out of the car, he was supposed to have handed over chocolates. His words. So, of course, it was under orders from Thaksin.

2. Why would Sretta employ Thaksin's family lawyer after meeting Thaksin unless he was prompted / bullied into doing so?

3. It seems very strange that all of a sudden, very quickly after engaging Thaksin's family lawyer, he is reported to the Ethics committee. Yes, a guess, but an educated one.

4. Naive of you to say the least, that after a meeting at Thaksin's residence, attended by Anuntin and other high-flyers in the coalition, that it was agreed to support Thaksin's daughter to become PM. And off they went to tell their party members how to vote.

5. Make no mistake, and he is already receiving warnings from military members, that part of the agreement was that he returned to Thailand to spend time with his grandchildren and stay out of politics. His daughter is now going to extreme lengths to state he has no government position, and merely wishes to give her the benefit of his experience and fatherly advice.

Nobody is swallowing this garbage. They know him and his sneaky, corrupt ways. The guy can't lie straight in bed. If he continues on this path, the military will react, as they have done against two previous Shinawatra led governments.

6. Thaksin isn't in jail, he never was, that is why he was in a private wing at the Police hospital and getting regular visits from government members, just like he did in Dubai and Singapore.

You must be one of the most naive posters on this board, or blind not to be seeing this, he hasn't really made a concerted effort to hide it.

Footnote:

"The Shinawatras' gambit here is risky," said Nattabhorn Buamahakul, Managing Partner at government affairs consultancy, Vero Advocacy.

"It puts Thaksin's daughter in the crosshairs and a vulnerable position."

Tiitipol Phaddeewanich, a political scientist at Ubon Ratchathani University, believes this development is "a big bet for Thaksin".

"There is a possibility for her (Paetongtarn) to fail and that is a big risk for the entire Shinawatra dynasty," he said.

"If she can't bring the economy back and bring the party back then it could be the end because the People's Party is gaining more momentum after their dissolution."

4 minutes ago, Red Forever said:

Hope you're saving up the rental payments from Pee Thaksin cos he's living in your head.

"Royal pardon doesn't make him innocent". Hmm.... but an official "Certificate of Innocence" does though.

No, it doesn't.

It's a badly worded / translated form which allows him permission to travel outside Thailand.

To be declared innocent, the conviction would need to be quashed, and it has not been.

Why aren't you getting it, is it too much for you to take in?

Pee Thaksin, are you a dafty or what?

2 minutes ago, Dogmatix said:

A certificate of innocence is essential because it is otherwise not clear to most Thais that Thaksin is innocent.  He should carry it with him all the time.

He's not innocent.

Where I live up in Kalasin, we have a lake in the centre of town and the local government has done a great job of putting a running / walking track all around the lake and floodlighting it with solar-powered spotlights. It's fabulous.

I love it when I get on one of my keep fit and doing five or six miles on the lake, it's just over a mile to do one full lap or circuit.

The big problem is there are houses dotted around the lake and of course dogs.

The STUPID owners actually smirk when the SNARLING AND BARKING dogs in packs of five or six chase us guys walking or running, so much so, that I stopped going.

I intend to start again soon and have bought a cattle prod online from Lazada. It delivers a shock but nothing too dangerous or severe.

I will be taking this with me when I start exercising again next week.

4 hours ago, Chassa said:

Thai's used to eat dogs when I came here in the 1980's - what happened!

4 hours ago, Chassa said:

Thai's used to eat dogs when I came here in the 1980's - what happened!

Still do in Sakon Nakhon.

2 hours ago, Tomtomtom69 said:

 

My guess is, he'll be showing up in Cambodia, Laos or Vietnam within weeks of being deported from Thailand to try the same scam he was involved in here.

That is what I was thinking.

He won't get much of a chance in Vietnam, they can be sticklers for rules and regulations plus it can be tough to stay there when not married to a Vietnamese or a legitimate business, (of course there are ways around it) They are on the ball in Vietnam, usually.

The country with the weakest government enforcement, and allows a lot of latitude, would be Cambodia, which also has plenty of elephants.

I hope he doesn't head there,

Cambodia doesn't need idiots like him.

50 minutes ago, ronster said:

Cops love taking their guns to the pub it seems . Not the first or last I'm sure to be drinking then shooting people in a bar.

Because of lack of accountability.