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1 minute ago, Dmitry2222 said:

may be it is better than oink and waiting western acorns 😀

Makes about as much sense as your whole argument really!

10 hours ago, webfact said:

The Thai government strongly condemned the brutal and heinous act, stating that such violence against innocent civilians is unacceptable. “Thailand unequivocally condemns this attack

Very, very selective about when to condemn the killing of innocent people after all they have said nothing about friend Putin doing exactly that for a couple of years

The shameful grovelling to the Russians is sickening anybody with a VPN and access to BBC iPlayer I suggest watching a documentary called enemy in the woods it definitely gives a detailed look at the everyday brutality the Russians have instigated 

It's not controversy it's just a blatant disregard for the rule of law if you're one of the Thai chosen few

It's also an inability to see the complete hypocrisy of their actions and shows their disdain for the Plebs 

In fairness they've never been taught right from wrong and honesty and a moral compass are not required at the trough... 

The unelected minority quizzing the semi elected stooges whilst the majority elected are forced out and banned

Democracy Thai style funny if it wasn't so bloody tragic...

Thai Police=?mafia number 1

Lemmings, when they reach maximum population they simply throw themselves off the cliffs and die, please see Joe Ferrari, Big Joke and the present RTP Behaviour for clarity

Thank <deleted> I am not Thai.....

33 minutes ago, ryandb said:

I'm going to post this one comment as it's laughable how many people are crying tears over Navalny because they've been told by the TV to

 

- He was a supremacist

- He was a Mi6 asset

- What benefit to Putin would his death provide over just keeping him imprisoned? (This seems to have benefitted Ukraine as the Western public was growing tired of Ukrainian financial support especially as the talk about conscription hit the UK and the reaction was not exactly positive)

- Convenient it happened the day his wife was at a Security Council meeting to give a speech which led to further financial support for Ukraine 

- Do you care about what Western governments have been doing to Assange for years or what happened to Gonzalo Lira in Ukraine?

 

They are manufacturing your consent to send more money which finds its way into the elite's pockets and eventually send your kids to die in a wider war.

 

Think critically this is as bad as "Russia" blowing up the Nordstream which turned out to be a fabrication

 

In the process of making your hats do you use regular bacofoil or do you prefer something stronger?

32 minutes ago, MangoKorat said:

Do we still execute traitors at dawn?

 

Severely provoked my a%&.  Ukraine has been evolving into a democracy since the fall of the USSR. The people of Ukraine clearly showed which direction they wanted their future to go in during the Maidam riots.

 

Ukraine has every right to choose which way it leans - they want to join Nato. Nato is a defensive organisation and is no threat to a peaceful country.  The current conflict illustrates exactly why they wanted to join Nato. They want to join the EU - that is their right.  Putin uses this 'threat' theory to cover his real ambitions - although at times he has made it clear what those ambitions are.

 

'A humanitarian and a gentelman' - are you sane?  Tell that to the families of the thousands of Ukranian and Russian soldiers that have been killed in Putin's 'Special Military Operation'.  Tell it to Navalny's wife or the families of all the other members of the opposition in Thailand that are currently serving time in Russian jails on trumped up charges. Look around the world at how many Russian dissidents have been poisoned or killed in some other suspicious way.

 

'They have conducted the war in the the most moral fashion, scrupulously observing the rules of war and  minimising civilian casualties' - oh really?  To name just one matter, take a look at what happened in Bucha, Ukraine during the first few weeks of the current conflict.

 

You are a very long way off the mark and although you have a right to your opinion, any true humanitarian will find your comments deeply offensive.  You must be either insane or baiting.

I think he must be on drugs or some medication, clearly disillusioned I wholeheartedly agree with you but some folk are beyond help

Ps let's not forget the Skrippals or the innocent British woman murdered by nerve agent in Salisbury or the fact Putin was constantly threatening nuclear war, they're both unhinged and living in fantasy land!

40 minutes ago, lordgrinz said:

Name one member of the upper-echelon of the RTP that is clean and got their without being as corrupt as the day is long.

There you go made it even more accurate than the original!

2 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

And there was us thinking he was one of the good guys

Nobody who reaches the top of that cess-pool is a good guy, they're all rotten to the core and absolute examples of why the whole Thai establishment needs burning down and starting again, nothing else will work and anything else is a complete waste of time....

Anyone backing Russia and Putin is morally bankrupt especially with Navalny barely cold! the world may well judge their actions

Unfortunately it's not at all surprising as in Thailand you can pretty much guarantee if there's a choice of doing right or wrong they always go the wrong way

It's what you get when poor education and low iq is mixed with dim entitled idiots in charge and matched with nepotism and corruption, an absolute recipe for disaster!

9 hours ago, webfact said:

“We must acknowledge that people are being persecuted with Article 112. This clause has been used as a political tool to destroy political enemies,” the academic said.

A very brave move to bring up this hot potato! it's still being used to neuter dissent, even teflon Tony is not immune and we all know how slippery he is! I reckon this is exactly how they will control him till he shuffle's off this mortal coil 

It really needs to go but the establishment is never ever going to let such a potent muzzle go to waste, seems fear and coercion is just about all they can do with any degree of skill...

1 minute ago, uttradit said:

Yet you choose to move from the west to a terribly run country in Thailand. So bad millions visit every year.

Why would I ignore the morals and scruples I live by?

I do think the treatment of the Thai people is shameful and embarrassing. I know I can't change anything personally but when I see the establishment pissing on the people then telling them it's raining I won't stay quiet and accept it 

14 minutes ago, uttradit said:

Most hate Taksin or Trump. Why hate anybody? Hate is a sign your life isn't fun and therefore you are looking to blame somebody else.

I really don't hate Thaksin he is just another sad old hypocrite who will be dead soon, the establishment have already neutered him and he has paid for the privilege of returning by betraying his supporters and country. He is beneath contempt 

I do dislike the way the Thai people are being treated by their establishment and the way they have been indoctrinated to just accept it. I also dislike the complete disregard for the rule of law shown by the establishment and I find it embarrassing so God only knows how educated Thai's feel about it

I would say the establishment should be ashamed but unfortunately I don't believe they know the meaning word...

1 hour ago, snoop1130 said:

The department reiterated that everything is conducted according to legal procedures and regulations

Well that'll be a first then!