It's akin to missing out on the waiting list for the brand new Benz and having to settle for a Honda Accord.
Still, plenty of opportunity for the Generals to make a bit of cash, just not as much as they originally wanted.
From the article: “one .9mm bullet casing and seized from the suspect a .9mm CZ pistol and four rounds of ammunition in the magazine.”
Must have been a really small gun.
Seems to be the norm rather than the exception here.
Lots of laws, talking and bravado, but missing essential driver training, competence assessment, strict enforcement of those laws and proper punishments.
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Looks like he's toast.
If you are going to take on these people you must make sure you are absolutely squeeky clean, as they will use everything against you.
Yep.
I remember I started actually having to go out of the country to renew my visa instead of just giving the passport to my agent Vinny, or popping into the Wall pub in Silom to get my long term visa done. About 2003 the crackdowns started iirc.
The cheek of it.
It was so much easier back then. They didn't mind us being here as long as we kept ourselves to ourselves.
I passed one of these Isuzu vans on Wed night doing 120.
The only way to deal with them is limit the top speed of these vehicles to 80 or 90. Then the people that operate them cannot harm others with their lack of competence or immaturity.
It is only toxic for businesses that cannot move with the times.
Sure, many Thai businesses will get a shock, but progress and development are necessary.