Mipen

11 hours ago, Thechook said:

Surely the Brits can kick him out of the country instead of harbouring him.

Why? He's probably contributing millions to their economy.

I haven't read all the comments here, but couldn't the authorities endorse his passport so whenever he tries to leave or enter a country, he could be detained?

Has Interpol been advised? They seem to know how to track those not wanting to be found.

Seems like a half-hearted effort by the police to look as though they are still trying.

I have successfully used my tax card in the past. But that was many year ago. Have contacts now, so get into our local park for free.

Just another episode of the Keystone Cops. Only read these articles for a laugh, and that is seriously bad.

Is confirm in the Thai dictionary? If it is, I don't believe the meaning is understood.

I am not even allowed to help a friend's kid with his homework.

Is this the quality tourist image Thailand will use to attract more. (of the same)

No sympathy for drug dealers. However, does selling 200 ecstasy tablets, equate to 50 years, when some get 5-10 (or even a bond, if they know the right people, or have the right money,)for taking lives.

Has to appeal the sentence.

They are supposed to, but from my experience, only a few want to learn English, or other subjects for that matter.

Their system and teachers put too great an emphases on grammar, and not enough on communication.

Often,I have gone into a classroom just after the Thai, English teacher has finished, and there on the board, and also coppied into the students notebooks, are reams and reams of grammer notes; some often misleading or incorrect. This includes complicated grammar, that many native speakers don't understand. I could ask students in this class simple questions like: What's your name? How old are you? or Where do you live? and all I get re blank faces. Learning English in their system is not fun, so they are not interested.