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Ok mates?

On 9/15/2017 at 9:04 AM, jamesmith said:

it is not diffiuclt to     get them, it depends on the army and police if they really want to.

Lets whip out article 44 on these BIKIES!

Maybe this will help some people to stop drinking.

This is good news for Thailand.

On 9/12/2017 at 2:38 PM, observer90210 said:

Sanofi Pasteur©  Labs have developped a vaccine under the name Dengvaxia ©, that that been approved and highly recommended by the World Health Organisation (WHO).

 

The vaccine has been distributed in dengue risk areas like the Philippines, Mexico. You would need to check out at a reliable hospital locally to get more information and if the vaccine won't cause any other issues due to health conditions or age.

 

Stay safe and healthy.

 

Ref.: http://www.sanofipasteur.com/en/articles/dengvaxia-world-s-first-dengue-vaccine-approved-in-mexico.aspx

 

 

 

There is no cure though for dengue.

On 9/13/2017 at 10:27 AM, PatOngo said:

Semi naked....he's wearing shoes and socks! And why did they cover his underpants? 

What's wrong he had his helmut.

2 hours ago, jacko45k said:

I got a couple when I changed a 10,000 baht note....

 

(Actually you may get some at the foreign currency exchange kiosks)

I changed A 5000 baht note and 3 out of the 5 1000 baht notes were fake.  Watch out!

3 hours ago, Get Real said:

No but somebody could ask you to change a 1000 bath note. For example into two 500 notes, or ten 100 notes. Ain´t that right?

No feel so sure anymore??? Guess not!

Great comeback!

On 9/14/2017 at 3:24 PM, SpeakeasyThai said:

Fake hand bags, fake girl friends, fake designer Tshirts, fake watches. I see no issue in paying in fake notes.

You have counterfeit girlfriend?

23 hours ago, stanleycoin said:

Thais think they can pick and choose,  what law and when it applies to

them.

Amazing Thailand.

Thais are quai. lol

Article 44 might not be so bad. After all!

4 minutes ago, jing jing said:

LOL

 

A good boy, meaning he hasn't killed anyone by losing control driving a Ferrari while out of his mind on drink and drugs.

 

In some families, that is enough to make you a good boy.

Lets hit him with article 44 That willl teach him a lesson!

55 minutes ago, Media1 said:

Prayut 

YOU win liar of the century award. You will never forget about that family. You never had and never will have the same skill sets. 

This is another extortion operation. I laugh at your incompetent regime. You can't even fix the roads useless

The roads here are better then the U.S.

5 minutes ago, AGareth2 said:

was he an innocent recipient 

or did he actively solicit the money

mens rea

and actus reus are required

Yes he is innocent and a good boy. He only used yaba a few times. His father put a stop to his drug use. By killing 3000 of his dealers.

Can a falang do this?

6 minutes ago, phantomfiddler said:

From their behaviour I would say they are going to be their only customers in their own bar :) Waves of intellectual chat will emanate from the bar !

Put article 44 into effect please!

21 minutes ago, wakeupplease said:

You must have read a different story to me.

It was a small amount of money. Also he returned it. Why are they trying to make a example of him? Because of his name? looks like a witch hunt!

32 minutes ago, jayboy said:

Actually I don't believe his foreign lawyers could play that card because there is no question of the case being political in nature.The three possible defenses would be if the death penalty was possible (it isn't), if the offense was minor in nature (it isn't) and if the offense was not an offense in the country - let's say the UK - from which Thailand sought extradition (it is).

 

Perhaps some general thoughts on extradition are relevant.

 

Lese majeste would be an example of a charge which was a serious offense in Thailand but no offense at all elsewhere.There's an element of theatre here.The Thai authorities know the charge is regarded as trivial overseas but go through the motions for internal consumption - killing the chicken to frighten the monkey etc.

 

On extradition generally Yingluck is clearly the subject of a witch hunt so any demand for extradition would be chucked into the wastepaper basket.Only rabid fanatics would deny this.

 

Thaksin is a more complex case since there are genuine charges against him.But these are relatively trivial in nature and would not normally be extraditable offenses.In any event there is are element of a witch hunt hunt here as well.The one charge that could be dangerous for him would be the drugs war one.But there has never been even the tiniest suggestion that this might be deployed against him.The more sophisticated members of this forum will understand the reason why.

 

I see one chance for the Red Bull guy.We know he has unlimited funds and can hire the best lawyers.I'm pretty sure that a laser sharp witted British QC would home in on the media coverage in Thailand and argue that a fair hearing was now impossible.

 

 

Because this country is run by the military. They canot ectradite him for fear of the death penalty. So he is basicly a free man.

14 hours ago, darksidedog said:

To me, the fact that they have listed three charges that have passed their statutes of limitation, say the whole exercise is a total waste of time. They either know where he is and that it is outside Interpol's jurisdiction, or they want other countries to disregard it based on 75% of the charges are out of time. I cant wait to see the total F*** up by the legal team here if by some miracle of God he ever gets actually arrested somewhere. This Mofo aint coming home and going to jail and we all know it.

He already paid the police officers family its over.

15 hours ago, alien365 said:

I doubt any western country would hand him over to a military government. 

I agree.

No country will hand him over to Thailand. They will see it as being politicaly motivated.

15 hours ago, Jim walker said:

The police and junta could have had him behind bars years ago, but obviously they are too happy to accept the ‘dare I use the word bribes to keep him out of prison, and let him enjoy his life to the full playboy life style, and I would bet my shirt on it he will never spend a full day in prison in Thailand any time soon or ever in the future.  So why the sudden interest in him now possibly a distraction for other news to be hidden by the junta.  

If Yingluck does not have to go why should he?

15 hours ago, yellowboat said:

Tying up the streets is legal ?  Creating long delays and traffic jams for your fellow Thai is legal in Thailand ?   How so ?

Anything goes here!

20 hours ago, binjalin said:

We hope, dream and pray that Suthep and his evil minions get their karma as soon as possible but they are part of the 'evil' ammart that is deep state in Thailand and run everything and they control the military.

Thank buddha!

20 hours ago, binjalin said:

This from the person who took the country by force?  no wrongdoings there?

He saved Thailand.