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  1. Re point e. I wonder how many old hands recall the male upcountry Dr. who, about 15 years ago, chopped up his wife, clear definite proof found. He was charged with murder, the judge found him guilty but with no penalty whatever because 'he's a Dr., he's too valuable to society to be in jail'.
  2. For correct answers call the centrelink International office in Hobart, they have a dedictated free hotline from Thailand. Easy to find the free call number on the main Centrelink site. C'link officers always good listeners and clear answers. But note all calls to Centrelink and many gov't agencies (e.g. DVA and tax and M'care, and more) are recorded and saved. If needed C'link will review what you have said in the past. And C'link has a 24/7 link to Oz immigration records both in and out. "forced exile for 2 years..." It's not as bad as that, after your return to oz and show that you are re-establishing a home in Oz you can depart and re-enter Oz often, perhaps out of Oz for 3 weeks. And the building of the 2 years period isn't interupted. By the rules you are expected to inform C'link of any planned inter. travel but you don't have to tell them where you are going abroad.
  3. In the normal course of events / in the normal standard judicial processes he will be arressted when he sets foot on Thai soil and taken to jail. But right now he's making a lot of noise insisting he will come back. So what's happening? Does he have some personal way to be outside of the laws of Thailand? Lots of questions.
  4. True FT was funny but you could anticipate a lot of the lines/situations. I guess that's true of a lot of comedy.
  5. Big response. Never heard of it.
  6. "Most of them, you can´t change anyway...." So how is anxiety a choice. I suffer from anxiety as an element of severe PTSD from my active service in VN. Also panic. Yes it comes and goes and I have no control over these conditions. It's not a choice I make.
  7. Get a hobby, something like growing food.
  8. scorecard

    Moving to Korat

    Just wondering if you should compromise to let your wife be closer to her parents. 70K is not a 15 minute drive especially if she needs sometimes to get to parents quickly. Good luck.
  9. Many str8 females (many countries) head for Bali to find a Bali beach boy holiday bf. I read this is popular with Australian, Japanese, Korean females and many from Europe.
  10. Glut is popularly used vocab. in some countries.
  11. So how come many of these deaths (assassinations) were openly mentioned / discussed as extra-judicial killings. At the height of his arrogance there were several examples of his belief that he was above the law. And he absolutely controlled the police. The paymaster spoke, the police instantly jumped. The police were frightened of him, clear as a bell.
  12. Interesting point; - This would display to all how deeply corrupt the country is. - Openly display to the whole country the loyalties of all, especially: Who the police are loyal to. Who the military is loyal to. Who the judiciary is loyal to. Who the council of state is loyal to. - and more...
  13. Why are you confused? What's confusing you? or are you just being silly?
  14. Sometimes it's not returned, and/or engagement is avoided for one specific reason: - The Thai person can't speak English (no judement intended), and they avoid engagement because they fear the foreigner will speak English to them and they can't respond and they will lose face. So avoid engagement. Not rude, just normal human behavior. An extension of this, I speak pretty good Thai, several times I've spoken to shop (and other) people in polite Thai and contact avoided, so I ask again politely - more avoidance. Then my Thai son (his face is more Thai than foreign) says politely, in Thai 'My dad is speaking to you in pasa Thai'. Then a second later the penny drops and a two way conversation starts.
  15. Maybe it's all online with very fast access by using a fast overall search facility, set up for the most efficient fast use by hospitals, insurance companies and anybody interested.
  16. But: - Is 'negotiation' available to a convicted and sentenced to jail person? He did have the option of challening his convictions but didn't exercise that right. - If the answer is YES then surely 'negotuation' should be available to any convicted persons? - If the above is true then this makes the proper well established proces of the law a sham, and not acceptable.
  17. Perhaps you should all my posts...
  18. And in his view entitled to special treatment. I wonder what his and his family's thoughts (especially his wanna be prime minister daughter) are on 'nobody is above the law!
  19. Same... seems to me there's a lot more that we don't yet know about.
  20. Sorry wrong, he disliked foreigners and made no attempt to change/adjust the severe negatives imposed on foreigners by his right hand man Purachai.
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