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  1. 11 minutes ago, StevieDee said:

    Why bother listening to him.

    Get the watch's serial number, the manufacturer can then tell you exactly where & when it was bought.

    With this information the receipts for the purchase of the watch will be available.

    If it's involving multi-million Baht fraud, (which it could be as not declared on his assets sheet) the above options are available to NACC/law enforcement.

    Or would that be too logical ?

    Logical yes but it may reveal corruption in the current administration so best to leave logic alone.

  2. 1 minute ago, Wake Up said:

    Maybe one reason they are happier. This TVF has a group of some great guys that help us all with honest information. Unfortunate it also has a larger group of miserable people who never accomplished anything in life —yet they are the experts of everything. And they usually claim to live here but hate everything about Thai people and Thailand. Weird weird weird. 

    I love Thailand, the people, food and culture but unfortunately I still think Prayuth is a numnut and laughing stock.

  3. On 8/12/2017 at 1:33 PM, wvavin said:

    Why the sudden successful arrest? Everybody knows this well as it is always involved money changing hands with the ever diligent Thai law enforcers.

    Might have something to do with the coroner's inquiry in Australia and aussie investigators findings that contradicted the Thai findings that only one person was involved.

  4. 1 hour ago, Samui Bodoh said:

    That is both a highly complex question and a very good question.

     

    Governments are there to govern, and there are certainly times when they can and should make decisions for the benefit of/on behalf of the populace, even when on the surface the reasons aren't clear or popular.

     

    However, the ability to make decisions in defiance of 'conventional wisdom' requires the government to be highly legitimate, highly credible and highly trusted. Further, there must be some kind of accountability for the decisions, something that isn't really prevalent at the moment. According to the news article, the current government does not meet the requirements outlined above.

     

    My own view is that the government needs to establish its legitimacy, credibility and trust before undertaking decisions as above. However, I don't believe that there is an easy answer to the question.

     

    But governing isn't a military role, their role is to march up and down and polish boots.

  5. Now things are getting ridiculous with political correctness in sport.  No more ruckman,  just ruck persons.  No more tackling your man, you will be tackling your person and that doesn't mean jerking off on field.

     

     AN AFL ruckman should be known as a “ruckperson” and cricket batsmen referred to as “batspeople” under a Victorian-led push to reduce violence against women.

     

    WOMEN FACE RAMPANT SEXUAL VIOLENCE

     

    BID FOR MORE FEMALE SPORT ON TV

     

    A university-led conference has called for gender-neutral language to be used across all sporting codes at every level.

     

    Swinburne and Latrobe University researchers have begun work on studies linking sports to reducing violence against women.

     

    Full story. http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/victoria/push-to-makes-sports-language-genderneutral-to-reduce-violence-against-women/news-story/29271057ff8c6d59460f2fd5107796e2

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