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5 hours ago, isaanbanhou said:

 

Philippe R. doesn t sound like an Belgian name.     555

5 hours ago, isaanbanhou said:

 

Philippe R. doesn t sound like an Belgian name.     555

Wallon maybe?

16 hours ago, CGW said:

"which affected public morale" they are so up their own *ottoms! seriously - does anywhere else in the world come out with crap like this?

You forget, Sir, that one is a farang.

Hence the public morale thing.

2 hours ago, ezzra said:

Not sure how did they get to that figure,  how do they know who's of the overstays engaged in criminal

and who's not, I'm thinking that this is maybe a ballpark figure and that in reality there are many more

than 8,000 out there.....

The confiscating bit, may that be the clincher?

16 hours ago, YetAnother said:

thai cops do not change their spots; they are who we all know they are;

steer as far clear from them as possible; they are a scourge on this country

Not all are, surely?

And how many are pushed into the system?

14 hours ago, chainarong said:

Just how much time do U want unelected Junta Prime Minister,  you've back flipped on this issue more times than a acrobatic clown in a circus, it is getting to the point where yourself or your unelected Mininsters cannot be believed nor thrusted........................................

Like the ousted government, which was also not elected but formed in parliament, could be believed and/or trusted?

1 hour ago, Ulic said:

Much like illegal immigrants in the US from south of the Rio Grande who mostly

do the work Americans will not do. (crop pickers, slaughterhouses etc..) Thai illegal

migrants do the work Thais will not do, construction labour, etc....

As with many things, the law of unintended consequences will come into

play if border security is successful in stopping the influx.  

I hear this talk always and everywhere, the local people don't want to do this work.

Really?

Or maybe it is the local people don't want to do this work because it is so low paid and bad work conditions?

Take into account that mostly illegals and foreign workers are much cheaper.

37 minutes ago, RichardColeman said:

Happy new year from Islam !

Indeed, another show of love from the "religion of peace"

I wonder, if I may, why all those women keep silent for years, and all of a sudden, since "me too", it seems millions of women remember.

My daughter was a rape victim, and for certain she did not keep silent afterwards to come out years later.

Her words: how can you prove what happened to you years ago, why is a statement enough?

56 minutes ago, tukkytuktuk said:

The prison should house a boxing ring so the teenagers can settle feuds there. Many other prisons in Thailand have boxing as a way to let out aggression.

I thought it was a prison?

7 hours ago, Orton Rd said:

You don't have to be breaking the law to fall foul of it, you just need to have the wrong opinions these days 

Worldwide problem, Sir.

Poppycock, <deleted>!

Suppose, have to go to Bangkok to visit the Embassy, have to stay in a hotel for one night.

Then come back home and have to register again.

Can immigration please tell me, why?

Come to check if I am really at home, while I presented myself already?

But, if I rent it is not my duty to register but the landlord's.

They come to check?

And if the landlord doesn't notify immigration it comes down on my head?

The world don't want to see that everything China does is strategical.

Not economic strategical but military strategical.

Artificial islands, all Asia railways and roads, politics, trade, investments, it is all strategical, military strategical.

32 minutes ago, wakeupplease said:

Bogus officials, come on boys get down to government house there are few there, one who claims to be a Pm the other loves watches

Whether you like it or not, the ones you look down on are official government officials.

Besides, whatever you think is highly unimportant, and because you know that it classifies you as silly.

2 hours ago, elgenon said:

My farang-owned golf hotel in Pattaya very often has a stink in the bathroom. They hang deodorizers. Still stinks. From the drain in the bath floor?

Is the farang owned really relevant?

The building might be Thai built?

3 hours ago, holy cow cm said:

This is totally getting ridiculous. Thailand needs to get rid of all the names and words that start with P starting with the two Tweedledee and Tweedledum P's dragging this country down, and then this BS of Thailand and the "OH MY" being Prude P. That right there is a Thai man's dream to actually have some substance on a woman's chest put into his face. That certainly here doesn't happen everyday. More like a face rubbed or poked by 2 nipples is more like the norm. 

Really?

In my experience, minimal it maybe, I have other impressions.

Oops, wrong word, I presume?

6 hours ago, Familyonthemove said:

Good to see the authorities facing up to the big issues in Thailand today.

 

Next .....

Oh yes, definitely.

This "breast sandwich" is so much worse as the daily mayhem of death on the roads, to name but one.

17 hours ago, petermik said:

Pity the money wasn,t spent providing better health care in rural areas.......

Any idea how much more in 2018 will go to rural healthcare?

13 hours ago, coulson said:

And then 

I think they meant effluent......and reckon they have enough already.

 

And about the wellness part, I did some comparing, the Thai private hospitals are slowly getting too expensive.

Greedy......

2 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

Has anyone ever noticed that the only politicians that face charges here are former politicians? Or former cops. Or former officials. Always former. Never current. 

Per definition, active officials can not be charged when in office.

Why?

Separation of powers.

That's why the police should never enter parliament, provincial or local councils.

Lawmakers, in function, stand above upholders of the law.

5 hours ago, ezzra said:

What a pathetic excuse for a human being, to be a burden on

society where ever he goes.....and now, this man will even give

bad name to Muslims...

 

Give a bad name to muslims?

Are you joking?

13 hours ago, HiSoLowSoNoSo said:

Sooner or later this will end in tears.

You are right.

Seen the chosen route, it might be a redshirt do.

That club brought enough trouble already.

Including all things mentioned in the groups' statement.

14 hours ago, tracker1 said:

Are these the ones purchased by the police personally up to 3 years ago ? or is the police department feeling generous and handing them out for free

Not important really.

Do the officers get adequate training in the use of the new pistol?

There seem to be some peculiarities with this pistol that might endanger the officer and the public.

And which ammunition will be supplied?

If it is the standard 9 mm ball, then think again, although in the south it isn't really important.