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Frozen in time: British expats losing out on pensions in Thailand
Bday Prang replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Nothing disgusting or entitled about any of this. People who work pay into the system, normally for all their working lives, which entitles them to an old age pension. There is no option for reduced contributions for those who intend to live in Thailand during retirement as opposed to the Philippines I cant see the relevance of any so called social security bi lateral agreement . what does it matter where one lives? Its just a pathetic excuse to punish people financially -
Frozen in time: British expats losing out on pensions in Thailand
Bday Prang replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Having no sympathy for somebody is a position you are perfectly entitled too I guess Stating it publicly, demonstrates a flaw in your character, in my opinion. Were you expecting "likes" from others of a similar mindset? -
Frozen in time: British expats losing out on pensions in Thailand
Bday Prang replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Or as a radical idea, thinking right outside the box, the UK could seek to "encourage" the millions of benefit claimants to change their sedentary habits and get a job. Then if and when all those people are gainfully employed and there are still vacancies they can resort to employing foreigners. -
Frozen in time: British expats losing out on pensions in Thailand
Bday Prang replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
They always refer to the existence of some mythical "reciprocal agreement" between various countries as the reason for this. What possible "reciprocal agreement" could there be that affects people's pensions in this way ? What possible justification can there possibly be for the difference between those living in the Philippines and those in Thailand? I cannot see the point in any so called reciprocal agreement its not as if the country one lives in makes any contribution to ones pension Can anyone explain this? -
Frozen in time: British expats losing out on pensions in Thailand
Bday Prang replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
The first guy has pretty much just arrived here, and wouldn't be due an increase until next April anyway. Yet he is already whinging, Talk about crying before you get hit. -
Frozen in time: British expats losing out on pensions in Thailand
Bday Prang replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
My grandfather smoked 60 a day and lived till he was 90 does that mean smoking is not bad for people ? One's experience of the nhs can vary dramatically and in general it pretty much is a basket case -
Are cars legally required to stop for a zebra?
Bday Prang replied to berro's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
Another one forgetting where, and what, he is ,try it and see what happens -
Are cars legally required to stop for a zebra?
Bday Prang replied to berro's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
And as we are not in the UK it is probably not the best Idea to go shouting at passing motorcyclists and waving your fists in a way that could be misinterpreted. You say that you know they don't like it , yet you presumably continue to do it, One day somchai will turn around with 5 of his mates and kick the $hit out of you. With a pretty good chance of becoming a dead prat if you continue with such behaviour -
Are cars legally required to stop for a zebra?
Bday Prang replied to berro's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
What does "stop for three metres " mean -
Are cars legally required to stop for a zebra?
Bday Prang replied to berro's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
So that's the theory, in practice in the real world it is totally different. NOBODY but nobody expects you to stop, not the person waiting to cross the road who will probably just stand there staring at you like you are simple, and definitely not Somchai behind you in his uninsured pick up who will promptly run into the back of your vehicle. and especially PC plod who will be writing out a ticket for you before he has parked his motorcycle up regardless of you protests Exercise extreme caution if considering stopping at a zebra, it might work out quite expensive for you -
Austria's Far Right Seizes Historic Victory Amidst Political Turmoil
Bday Prang replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Even people who consider themselves left wing are concerned about it, its actually not a leftie requirement to be in favour of a failed immigration policy or the slow but sure destruction of one's own culture I am sure there are many left wingers who are more than a little concerned . whether they choose to admit it publicly is a different matter But, at the end of the day only a fool would be blase about such a worrying matter So who can these concerned people vote for,? The two mainstream political parties have effectively flicked two fingers at the electorate, for reasons known only to themselves, they have decided that regardless of the views of the majority of people immigration is what we are going to get, Both labour and conservative avoid discussing the matter both preferring to condescendingly remind us of the (alleged) monumental benefits of immigration, And if anybody dares to push the issue further they are labelled "far right" and of course "racist" and that is, as intended, the end of the debate How and why has this situation arisen. One would expect that between them, the two mainstream parties would address the concerns of the majority of the electorate, So as a simple example if one was in favour of better public services and prepared to pay a higher rate of tax , the Labour party had a policy that was the one for you. If one was prepared to forego some services and preferred to pay less tax the conservatives would be offering something to tempt you. They all know full well what people want and they present themselves and their policies to appeal to one side of the other, or at least they used to But when it comes to immigration they both refuse to indulge the vast majority of the electorate who are now getting a bit angry about it all, Why, ? The only reason I can think of is fear, fear of upsetting people and losing votes, That fear is totally ridiculous, as the majority of the Uk population want this mess sorting out, a robust immigration policy would see the ratings of either party skyrocket. The only people who would get upset, are the tiny minority of very vocal woke idiots. So basically both the mainstream parties are allowing themselves and the rest of us to be dictated to and have our lives blighted, due to a fear of upsetting a tiny minority of permanently whinging perpetually offended bed wetting nutters , there isn't enough of them to be worried about in terms of their voting power Come the next election , if neither of them have sorted this out , and make no mistake they both could if they really wanted to , then I predict a lot of voters ditching both the mainstream parties, and voting reform. Which would not be a bad thing at all -
Austria's Far Right Seizes Historic Victory Amidst Political Turmoil
Bday Prang replied to Social Media's topic in World News
"far right" -
6 year old boy stripped naked and assaulted by 2 girls in Phuket
Bday Prang replied to webfact's topic in Phuket News
That video was hardly conclusive -
Foreign men vandalise Phuket restaurant, shatter windows and flee
Bday Prang replied to webfact's topic in Phuket News
Why was he employed in that capacity he was obviously not up to the job -
Saved a Thai from being fined. Good or bad?
Bday Prang replied to AustinRacing's topic in General Topics
they do flash each other in warning of speed cameras, My mrs often comes out with a load of rubbish too, on occasion, generally she's not too bad , but once she gets something in her head she will not be told otherwise. except by her big sister -
First UK Lawmaker Resigns from Labour Party, Accuses PM of Hypocrisy
Bday Prang replied to Social Media's topic in World News
That's a very valid point too. I don't remember the vote on FPTP Whatever were they thinking voting to keep it -
First UK Lawmaker Resigns from Labour Party, Accuses PM of Hypocrisy
Bday Prang replied to Social Media's topic in World News
She clearly has principals, and labour has already showed that it cares nothing for the views of any of the electorate -
Kemi Badenoch on Immigration: 'Not All Cultures Are Equal'
Bday Prang replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Correct, they are actually criminals -
Kemi Badenoch on Immigration: 'Not All Cultures Are Equal'
Bday Prang replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Had any other member pursued this point to the extent you have, You would be screaming "deflection" at the very top of your voice and done your level best to put an end to this mini debate. But you appear more than happy to continue with it today. -
Kemi Badenoch on Immigration: 'Not All Cultures Are Equal'
Bday Prang replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Not back home its not , passing through immigration in the UK appears to be optional these days, at least for the chosen few, Their immigration status is pretty much confirmed before they "apply" in fact before they even arrive -
Kemi Badenoch on Immigration: 'Not All Cultures Are Equal'
Bday Prang replied to Social Media's topic in World News
You are more than welcome -
Kemi Badenoch on Immigration: 'Not All Cultures Are Equal'
Bday Prang replied to Social Media's topic in World News
in that case , due to the courtesies only extended to women who marry Thai males she would pretty much become a Thai citizen entitled to own land in her own name and even be granted a Thai passport -
Kemi Badenoch on Immigration: 'Not All Cultures Are Equal'
Bday Prang replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Your absence is palpable