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To demonstrate to the common folk that the law is applied equally to all, Thaksin needs to serve his 8 years. Ok, let him out in 2 or 3 years if good behaviour. That includes NOT meddling in politics.

The site is neither right or left leaning. They are just reporting on the situation that Trump got himself into. He dug his own grave. The charges are all real.

It could be done as an extra-curricular activity. Same way I and many others learned to swim.

The "groper" certainly doesn't suffer from "the fear of rejection".

There must be a sh*t load of palatial estates in Nigeria. The vast amount of scammers that I hear and read about are Nigerian. Surely it can't all be done by just one kingpin. If so, he/she must be a trillionaire by now.

At least he won't get the nick name "tiny" assigned to him.

This young relationship is lacking "spark". Where's the passion? You said nothing about "helping her out", but I think maybe you are. That makes it a "business relationship", thus, no passion.

I always think of that invasion as a "Russian war", NOT a "Ukraine war". Sorry can't offer any advice on the bread issue.

I'm with you on that idea.

No Sir, it didn't "fail miserably". It was a play on words but seemingly, you missed it. The play was, "jail him for the death that he caused". It's okay. I forgive you.

There's nothing new about the game that was played, but like many, I am surprised at how quickly the game played out. No doubt "others" in legal jeopardy in "other countries (or country)" are following this charade closely, just in case they too get tossed in jail.

Wouldn't that be "jail him for death" !

You gotta' love it when the plan works! (I'm sure Thaksin feels that way right now)

It was all pre-planned. Either that or he was just suffering a little jet lag (or a "fort" stuck in cross wise.

Exactly why I never got involved.

Ads don't bother me. Of course I know how to deal with them if I don't want to "play". But as a former publisher of a magazine, I fully understand the need for ads. I was merely pointing out to the original poster why this article was there even though he/she didn't find it newsworthy.

I can't see any sarcasm. From what I have read previously, they usually know where he is. And maybe he would like to come home.

This reminds me of working a trade show, first few days dismal, says somebody, "maybe tomorrow". For Thais it must be like, "maybe the next election". (That never panned out at the trade shows!)

Steel towed boots and sand paper, coarse grit.

Maybe the Red Bull boy will be next.

Using the excuse of no need to debate because he is so far ahead is nothing but a thinly veiled excuse. He would get ripped to shreds on a debate stage with Mr. Christie. Even by not attending, he will get ripped to shreds. There's lots to rip!

Does this mean that some army high-ups are shaking in their boots because their side gig may be in jeopardy?

I thought the police had a handle on this problem. I guess NOT.

Personally, I find it grossly unfair, in any country, where privileged people drive on the streets in an overly expensive car, often hundreds of times more pricey than what 99.9% of the common folk drive. Thus, if a collision should happen, the commoner is placed in a very difficult position. Such is the case here. Of course the pickup truck driver is at fault but had she been driving a "normal" car, his insurance, if he was insured, would have been adequate. (As an aside, I wonder if she has the proper work permit)

It's time for a million of his voters to peacefully protest the rigging of the election outcome.