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Bit of old school again

I love old school Thai music 

2 hours ago, KhunLA said:

And why they shouldn't let anyone in.  Or allow them to stay.  

 

I didn't ask why, asked how, as a few other countries closer to chose from, with a few in between Uyghur & TH.   

 

TH - 3000+ kms, direct air, LOS.   About 5 other counties <500 kms away, and had to pass thru 4 countries to get to TH.

 

Like people from South of USA, asking for asylum, when they passed thru Mexico to get there.   You're out of your oppressive area, so ask ASAP.

 

Entering illegally, you have no rights to anything.  Some countries send you adrift, or so I read.  Or slave camps.

 

They actually thought the authoritarian military Junta would be any different from the authoritarian one they left.

 

Guessing he refused to be returned to China with the others back in 2015.  Would think, guessing, he got offered to return or stay in prison here.

You have already had the answer from others, yet here you are fixated on it still. 

Also, there is no legal requirement for a refugee to claim asylum in any particular country. The 1951 Refugee Convention does not require a refugee to claim asylum in one country rather than another. There is no rule requiring refugees to claim in the first safe country in which they arrive. Pretty sure Thailand has signed up to the convention, but I may be wrong. 

8 hours ago, Crossy said:

The eight diners were arrested by Thai immigration for illegal entry!

 

would not put it past them to do that. 

6 hours ago, AndyFoxy said:

Going with some guy she doesn’t know to his apartment. What could go wrong?

But she did know them, they weren't complete strangers. 

39 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

"...how is this a Chinese plot?"

By her also being Chinese!    And possibly having obtained her Thai citizenship nefariously.

She also could have just come here and got married and it wasn't a "Chinese plot" - I mean we are talking the Thai plod here

8 hours ago, webfact said:

The deputy national police chief also highlighted the case of a Chinese woman who arrived here 35 years ago and set up an extensive transnational criminal empire engaged in providing surrogate Thai children to Chinese nationals. He outlined how the woman has amassed a fortune of billions of baht which Thai authorities cannot reach as she, in a move which General Surachate is convinced must have been planned from the outset, made sure all the assets were tied up in bona fide business concerns owned by her three Thai children who are strictly engaged in honest and legitimate commercial enterprises in the country including a well regarded Thai insurance company with over ฿600 million a year in income. 

So she is now a Thai citizen, her kids are Thai and they have legitimate businesses... how is this a Chinese plot? 

Has the AN Forum detective squad solved this case yet?

On 4/14/2023 at 4:33 AM, Cricky said:

Agree, but there are a hell of lot more grumpy old men.

I was thinking they are the same haha

2 hours ago, Mark mark said:

Yes, I wonder where the Dollars and Cents Value is in this one for AN ? .

well it generates content, with old dudes getting worked up about nothing again. 

There are a lot of very triggered snowflakes in AN Forum.

15 minutes ago, JoePai said:

Am trying to understand why this is of any interest to anyone apart from the persons involved ?

The part about the law

3 hours ago, KhunBENQ said:

I have no sympathy for foreigners going out here (particularly the hotspots) without any ID/copy.

people are here on holiday

13 hours ago, Cricky said:

Send them to Australia, lots of freebies there for them.

making stuff up again I see 

I see IQs are low today, now what is the date today, I wonder? 

6 hours ago, Hummin said:

what I can not get in my head is having a Forza in heavy trafficked areas or for touring purposes, I see no advantages at all comparing to other bikes, except for those with short legs. 

Forzas are fine in traffic, and they are great for touring, I did Bangkok to Chiang Mai via Mae Sot and Mae Hong Song on a Forza 300 (the modern model) and it was great. No need for panniers or bags, as everything went under the seat, was fine on the highway parts, and great on the back roads.  Very comfortable as well, and I am 6' 2"

On 3/30/2023 at 6:14 PM, Hummin said:

When someone with scooter tells me I do not need a big bike in Thailand I fing care ????

Must be happening all the time then, thoughts and prayers ???? 

23 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:

You miss the point bikers wouldn't do long trips on scooters. 

nah I didn't miss the point - like I said, who fing cares what people ride 

4 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Fail to see how fast food is not a 'thai only occupation' ? Are Thai that lazy they need to import Jordanian burger flippers  

Thais are lazy and "where's their work permit" in one post, this must be peak AN forum posting

On 3/25/2023 at 12:21 PM, OneMoreFarang said:

IMHO motorbike riders wouldn't ride Forzas. ????

On 3/25/2023 at 1:24 PM, OneMoreFarang said:

I use a bike when I want to "go" somewhere. Mostly short trips.

I personally don't like to ride a bike just to ride a bike, especially for hours

Oh dear, had to laugh as someone who has owned and ridden 1000cc bikes and has also done huge road trips on a Forza. Have respect for anyone who gets out there and rides, but doesn't act snobbish towards what others ride.