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What does tht 45,000Baht cover: - The personal fee to the lawyer for: Helping with getting the documentation correct? Checking that the chanut is in order including checking that the current name on the back of the chanut is the person selling? Checking there's no other encumbrances on the chanut E.g. a bank or a finance company who are using the chanut as a security for a loan. The official fees payable to the Lands Titles Office (LTO). Any other fees: e.g. personal 'gratuity' (corruption) to the senior officer at the LTO for which there is no receipt?
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Intoxicated tourist detained after Pattaya restaurant altercation
scorecard replied to snoop1130's topic in Pattaya News
Who is 'our boys'? -
Emulax BISACODYL stimulant Laxative. 2 small tabs when a build up. All softened, comes out easily, no pain about 6 - 8 hrs later. 80 years old, occasional problem. 100 tabs 45Baht at Pharma Choice
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You mean islam. Overboard Christian zealots are almost as bad. I'm aware of a case in Chiang Mai about 5 years ago where visiting Christian missionaries on holidays from California 'kidnapped' 2 Thai girls and took them about 2 km away and bombarded them with 'jesus will save you stuff but you must give up Buddhism'. The Thai family (buddhist) very balanced, very happy, good income good education for the kids, were alerted by other foreigners tht the girls had disappeared from a park, parents called the police, the girls were found and the missionaries charged, fined and deported. It happens. My Thai son initially had difficulties with the parents of the Thai lady he was about to marry. Son's gf has a full on loud lady boy brother who demanded that I never be allowed to visit any of their homes because' All farang are Christian and therefore very dangerous and a farang in the family will bring continuous had luck.
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Point taken. However I believe most posters here know the name of the errant poster and my posting more won't change that scenario. On the other hand I'm disappointed that the mods won't take some action; to perhaps get a little more info (and I don't expect them to do a serious professional investigation). It's not just my opinion, his comment is false / dangerous information and his comment can be proven to be false / dangerous by checking the DVA website). Seems to me that posters should not be allowed to post false / damaging comment and reported errant poster should be informed that further similar complaints / reports could mean the errant poster blocked from Asean Now for a week or similar. I do fully recognize / respect that it's not appropriate for me to tell Asean Now / the mods how to run the website. I'll not be posting again on this matter.
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Let me please make a further comment. My initial enquiry (of the mods) was not meaning that I WANT THE PERSONAL POWER TO BLOCK MEMBERS. That was not my request, not at all. It would absolutely not be appropriate. I repeat my initial post, as follows: "A new question: If he writes that I made statements in regard to important policies of the Australian Department of Veterans Affairs (The DVA) which I in fact didn't make (I have had serious very detailed dealings with the DVA in regard to my personal war disabilities) can I ask for him to be reprimanded in some way? As above my concern is members submitting posts which contain comments which are completely incorrect re the policies of the Australian DVA. (In fact the poster submitted a comment / statement which is the reverse of the actual policies of the DVA, which are easily accessible on the DVA website). My real / ultimate concern is that a war veteran may read the posters comment and assume he / she has no entitlement to receiving a permanent compensation transferred abroad every 4 weeks for a disability suffered in a war zone, when in fact that war veterans (if the DVA accept the disability as being caused in a war zone) is payable as a permanent disability compensation payment by a 4 weekly international banks transfer to any country in the world. This could mean the incorrect information posted by the errant member means that a war veteran is not receiving an entitled disability compensation payment for life. Surely this is very unfair and very unethical, and it's a serious matter. I know that if the DVA accept the disability as being caused in a war zone) is payable by a 4 weekly international banks transfer to any country in the world because I have been receiving an Australian war veterans disability compensation payment every 4 weeks into my K Bank Thailand savings account for many years. My message to the mods is really asking whether in a situation as above Asean Now has any policy to sanction the errant poster involved?
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Thaksin Delivers First Speech in 18 Years, Denies Interfering with PM
scorecard replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
QUOTE FROM ABOVE: "Thaksin denied any interference in Ing’s political decisions, describing his approach as respectful of her independence. Instead, he focuses on providing guidance and support." What does that mean? 'interference', political decisions', independence', guidance', 'support' Is that clear? NO! -
Nine British tourists arrested for reckless driving in Phuket
scorecard replied to webfact's topic in Phuket News
Agree. Further, they are visitors to the LOS, seems obvious they would know what polite / appropriate behaviors and what boundaries exist when in another country. And most folks (with even a little common sense) would have some thinking that they don't know what punishments might occur for stupid behaviors, so best to behave. -
Thai Hotels Alarmed by Foreign Business Practices
scorecard replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
And if they did some capability / skills checking they would find many Cambodians, Burmese & Laotians who speak good to advanced English. -
Just your opinion. Other folks no doubt like the designs, I do.
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Will Trump deport the LEGAL Haitian migrants in Ohio as promised?
scorecard replied to Jingthing's topic in Political Soapbox
"... either cut funding for local communities or increase local taxes". But probably make his MAGA thugs very angry and ready for revenge. -
Prawit's Hopes Dashed: Boonchai Wins Thailand Aquatics Election
scorecard replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
He's a very old man, not very mobile and lacking in up to date knowledge and insight. Surely there's several other Thai folks much younger, much more suited, sports oriented and more capable of taking Thailand into a better picture re the olympics. -
PM Paetongtarn Seeks Extension on Asset Declaration
scorecard replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
So if all of the above is already well known how come her staff haven't prepared. -
PM Paetongtarn Seeks Extension on Asset Declaration
scorecard replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Greed, never enough, they feel important, the glory... -
PM Paetongtarn Seeks Extension on Asset Declaration
scorecard replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
So if they are her long-term professional accountants they should be organized and be continuously monitoring these records to the point where all entitled revenues are received, and all updates of her holdings are recorded promptly, so that a report (as required by law) can be completed accurately and quickly. -
PM Paetongtarn Seeks Extension on Asset Declaration
scorecard replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Agree on your initial points but not re the cooking show. He was spending way too much time (shopping for raw materials, planning, recording etc., when he should have been attending to the affairs of state. (Plus there was much comment that the dishes he cooked were very day Thai items nothing special.) -
Republicans begin walking back campaign promises
scorecard replied to Peabody's topic in Political Soapbox
trump and lies - there's a story. -
But developing.
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This perhaps depends on which passport (Australian or UK, or both) the police became aware of when the person died. My understanding (from one experience only) is that the police must be called if the deceased is a foreigner and the police then check for a passport and then contact the embassy of the found passport. But would the police keep searching for any additional passports (unless alerted by others present)? If the passport found is Australian the Oz Embassy are required to instantly do some form of 'bulletin' to other Australian gov't agencies (e.g. Centrelink who then cancel all benefits). Re the UK I have no information.
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PM Paetongtarn Seeks Extension on Asset Declaration
scorecard replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Seems to ring a bell that 2 party leaders got banned for not having totally removed all traces of long since defunct shares in no longer operating media companies. Three months delay on something that her family 'minders' should have already had all nicely tied up.