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On 5/7/2024 at 12:52 AM, thesetat said:

I am curious the double standards expressed by the trans all over the world. They use the freedom of speech and many other freedoms to try to make people accept them, yet do not want anyone who is against trans to be able to speak or be opinionated. 

Also, I am curious why they think the government should pay for their conversion from their current sex? The parents or the individual should shoulder this cost since it is a choice made by the individual that is non-life threatening. 

I also think anyone who converts to another sex should legally be told they must inform their partners of their previous sex before marriage. I cannot imagine myself falling in love with one of them and wanting to make a family only to find out she was a man before and can not reproduce. haha....

Quite so. This trans lobby is dangerous. The book “Transmania”aims at warning people about the dangers posed by unregulated medicalized transitions without supervisions. Some ten-agers, some say even kids, are encourage to undergo the procedure only to realize later it was a mistake and being mutilated for life as the operation is alleged to be irreversible. But wait until the Moslem brothers come to power in France: Sharia  is already enforced in some areas (witness recent killings in that country of mine) and the disease is spreading. Trans, feminists, LGBTQRSTW…et al will be the first victims. 

On 5/6/2024 at 11:42 AM, richard_smith237 said:

This is not a rare occurrence in Thailand....

 

Unmarked road works....   no warnings, cones, lights, barriers....   and no accountability for those workers leaving the road in this condition, no accountability of those supervising them and no accountability at all of those in positions of authority and responsibility over such construction. 

 

 

Its one of the reasons I will not ride my motorcycle at night.

Its one of the reasons I will not drive on high-ways outside of cities at night. 

 

Years ago, the first and last time I drove at night - I saw a strange, odd looking shiny thing in the distance, I slowed and drove right up to it... 

It was only then I saw the 'end of the road'... the road has just stopped and was marked with branches and CD's...   I was able to go around, in some area's they'd managed to put up some lights (fluorescent strip lights) to mark the road works... 

 

I'm quite sure someone that night would have hurt themselves driving into the ditch in the muddle of the lane made by road workers carrying out some task or other.... but with no regard anyone else after they finished for the day. 

 

 

Until people in positions of authority, company owners, and managers etc, are held accountable, these issues will continue to happen the the innocent will get hurt. 

 

This isn't an issue of 'careless driving'... no one expects there to be a huge unmarked hole in the road... 

 

Do you really think something will be done?  Don’t hold you breath, it would be suicidal.

9 hours ago, ronster said:

If he was wanted on such serious charges by the FBI then how did he get out of the country and into Thailand ?? 

A legitimate question.

6 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Wow the video shows the brute throwing her seriously hard to the ground, she could have been seriously injured.

The police should take this seriously and charge the man with actual bodily harm with intent.

What do you expect from an inept, corrupt, lazy, mafia-like police force?

For the sake of the

On 4/2/2024 at 4:52 PM, snoop1130 said:

with implications for the reputation of the police force and the rule of law in Thailand?  My goodness, that would be awful! One shudders at the thought the Thai police force’s reputation might be tainted! And the rule of law! What is the world coming to! Remember the Biblical story of Sodom and Gomorrah with God asking Abraham  to find 10 righteous people to spare the cities….you know what happened! One can’t help wondering how many righteous cops….

On 4/2/2024 at 12:29 PM, scubascuba3 said:

Not sure anyone believes they were the murderers, imagine that, being in prison for a crime you didn't commit 

On 4/3/2024 at 5:36 AM, spidermike007 said:

Zaw Lin and Wai Phyo are as innocent as the day is long, many people from that area know what the truth is, that the son of the headman of Sairee Beach is a serial killer, and David and Hannah are not the only ones he's taken out.

 

These guys were framed, this is a super rich family who own the police, and this entire thing was a big setup from the beginning. It is a despicable situation, where truth and justice have never mattered. 

What else is new, unfortunately? TIT. Compare that with the way the criminal “Boss”, was let go with the complicity of police and others . One can only hope justice will be done somehow (karma?). The scales of justice eventually balance out.

8 hours ago, flyingtlger said:

Really, how is a 23 year old Thai cop going to come up with that kind of cash?

He could ask those policemen allegedly getting 100,000,000 baht per month in bribes from illegal businesses. No problem.

12 hours ago, webfact said:

Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin expressed concern about the upcoming influx of foreign visitors in the fourth quarter

You wanted more and more visitors, millions of them, right? You exempted citizens from China, India and other countries, right?  Well, deal with it now.

On 3/16/2024 at 2:59 AM, webfact said:

One of the horses at the stables in Pa Khlok which the 19-year-old American man was seen with in CCTV footage supplied to police in Thalang. The young man is due to meet with police on Saturday at Thalang Police Station in Phuket.

American 19, caught abusing horses in Phuket. Thalang Police to grill suspect after disturbing allegations & CCTV evidence. Appointment made with father’s consent. Cruelty or abuse charges loom.

Thai police are to interview a 19-year-old American man in the Thalang area of Phuket over sexual interference with horses. An appointment with police was made after officers with Thalang Police Station and tourist police met the man’s father this week. It followed a reluctant complaint by local horse owners in the Pa Klok sub-district over the young man’s repeated behaviour. The complaint included CCTV evidence to support the claims. 

 

Thalang Police are actively investigating a disturbing complaint involving a 19-year-old American man made by locals.

 

A local couple who breed horses allege that the young man is committing indecent acts with animals. At length, their stable is located in the Pa Khlok sub-district of Phuket.

The worried owners Chatcharo Lek-Awut, 50, and his wife, Ms. Praphada, 43, initially reported the ongoing incidents to the Thalang Police last month.

 

by Carla Boonkong & Pranee O' Connor

 

Full story: Thai Examiner.com 2024-03-16

 

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What a cavalier attitude!

15 hours ago, James26 said:

This was "the plan".

Exactly. Thaksin would never have accepted to come back knowing he would ACTUALLY spend time in jail. The whole thing is a sham and a slap in the face of the Thai people. 

On 10/14/2023 at 8:23 AM, stoner said:

worked like a charm didn't it. 

 

has there been any info on what these health issues actually were ? or just the usual excuse game. 

Indeed! In the meantime, a civil servant who used an official for his personal use for two years gets a 50 year sentence!!! Mind-boggling but, again, TIT “justice”.

On 10/14/2023 at 1:06 PM, findlay13 said:

The charade continues

Pedophilia in the Catholic Church has been well documented because the omertà was lifted. There are good reasons to believe it is rife in other religions, too, but the fear of revealing incidents involving religious figures, as was, and still is, the case in the Catholic Church, has deep cultural roots. 

8 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

Even more important! Did they wear seatbelts? Was the Toyota made to transport 11 people? How many was sitting outside together with the cargo? As a last question, how quick where they driving?

1 hour ago, richard_smith237 said:

If we were to have any discussion up to your standards then they would be held in a court room with access only to undisputed facts - this is not the case on a forum which is specifically designed for discussion.

 

Although its clear from all of your posts (on every thread) that you are unable to arrive at any conclusion of your own instead rigidly believing anything written in what is often a poorly written article very thin on information, others are capable of 'making assumptions' based on experience and information....   

 

I also suppose bias comes into it... and my bias is that when there is a pickup loaded with people travelling at speed, its usually driven by someone who isn't particularly careful or fastidious about safety, especially in a country where safety its not a priority...    So, assumptions can be drawn for the purposes of discussion... 

 

You clearly do not like people discussing these assumptions and are only willing to discuss what is written in an article, yet you forget that what often is written in an article is often someone else's assumption or interpretation of what has happened....

 

IF you only want RIP comments, you should perhaps start reading obituaries, if you don't want discussion read the news... 

 

 

All legitimate questions and the answers are well-known.

2 hours ago, hotchilli said:

 

Some disgruntled locals.

2 hours ago, hotchilli said:

 

Some disgruntled locals.

3 years!! And nobody said anything?

5 hours ago, Khun Hansi said:

Baby seats are mendatory in Thailand, but the problem is lack of law enforcement!

You don’t say!

11 hours ago, Felton Jarvis said:

Hope he gets the death penalty and it is carried out quickly.

6 hours ago, keystonecoppers2 said:

 

 

 

                                      I would like to hang him up in his wrists, use a good

                                      or bad knife, open up to some scars on his front and back

                                     body, mid section. Then use a LOT of salt and hear him

                                     screaming for mercy, for which he won"t get. Over and over again! 

                                     And of course, a little bit of salt in open scars at his genitals!

                                     No mercy from me!

No, no! Let him die in prison. The death penalty is too lenient à treatment.

10 hours ago, sungod said:

ingrowing toenail can be pretty serious you know.

What about spurs like another famous comedian?

Is that the place with the 130,000 baht wall clocks?

It is corruption writ large. It will be rebuilt in the same manner and destroyed again and on and on and on, A big chunk of the repair budget will line some pockets. TIT for ever.

2 hours ago, still kicking said:

So he might be intoxicated but the Thais also were drinking 

This does not exculpate him. 

12 minutes ago, Bim Smith said:

As a Brit I am not going to defend a drunk Brit abroad. They are an embarrassment to themselves and the country they are from but I have seen many drunk Thais going around our village and they are dealt with so well by the locals in the main. These cowards really do hunt in packs don't they and worse still run when the Police arrive. Why I always stay armed with something in this country just in case some anti foreigner gang decides I am an easy target. Having said that this country is still way less violent than the UK. The UK is lost. 

10 hours ago, McTavish said:

Similarly, AI being used to translate anything into misinformation  

Oh yes? Please explain. AI will translate what it is given to translate. It will not interpret anything into whatever. It does not have that ability or am I missing something?