allan michaud
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Scum probably got back most of the original amount already. How generous to forgive the interest after the poor lady immolated herself. alt=bah.gif>
Scum? If I give you a credit we together grown up sign a contract. Which has a high interest rate because the risk of not getting the money back is high. Later you don't pay your part and I am the scum??????
No one forced her into borrowing the money. And 400.000 are surely not because she was starving and need some pork to eat together with her rice.
If you are a small farmer 400.000 is a lot money.
Scum, yes. I have direct experience of these people through my wife's family and scum is not nearly a strong enough word. You really have no idea what you are talking about. Many of the people taking these loans have no understanding of what they are getting themselves into and while it is in part due to their ignorance, loan sharks charging people 10% per month and taking peoples homes, cars etc is not acceptable. I sincerely hope you have a Thai family and someone in that family does something similar so you can find out first hand what this is like.
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In Canada they would not forgive her a loan.
In Canada do they have aggressive loan sharks that charge 10% per month? Stupid comment.
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How can this be the case, surely the wet season just ended?
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So what international standard are we talking about, ISO xyz ? or maybe Indian or Bangladesh !
I very much doubt there is any such 'international standard', this is just some idiot talking out of his backside.
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Just signed it and it's over 88,000 already.
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Why is it conspiracy theorists can't grasp the fact that these two admitted murdering rapists have lawyers who can run whatever DNA tests they want including getting the UK involved in the defense.
How do you come to that conclusion? TIT, I very much doubt the lawyer has any right to have more DNA tests run.
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As long as they don't wear bikinis. How do they intend to 'screen' tourists?
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lies, even pornthip raised doubts about the process
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Finally the poms are showing some backbone
I think you will find this is a case of showing some respect to the families, who only buried the girl on Friday.
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The talk about entrance fees is based on what?
Not sure what your question is, but farangs pay 10x what a Thai does to visit national parks, which is why I refuse to go to any. I'd be taking my boy to places like this all the time if it wasn't for such a massive difference.
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OK good, but when is the general going to tell his younger brother to do the same? You can't declare assets of 42million then turn around and say, sorry, my mistake those assets (46million???) actually belong to the Army?
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Just hysterical, still trying to pick myself up off the floor.
"We want the tourists to be confident that they can travel in Thailand both day and night with safety at all times,"
Except if you happen to be wearing a bikini.
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Hopefully this will happen but I have my doubts.
As for my countries Ambo to Thailand, he should be sacked for his disgraceful comment last week, calling the RTP investigation 'exemplary'.
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Kingsley Abbott, Bangkok-based adviser for the International Commission of Jurists...adds, the burden of proof rests on the prosecution, as the two men must be presumed innocent until proven guilty.
Or as we say back home in Colorado: Ei incumbit probatio qui dicit, non qui negat
Can someone tell me if Thailand Criminal code does, in fact, have a tradition of presuming one's innocence until proven guilty?
Thank youBurden of proof is on the prosecution to prove the crime 'beyond a reasonable doubt'
Judge arbiter of facts. They decide if burden of proof has been satisfied.
That's good to know, I thought it was all down to the size of one's wallet.
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and added that the public can assist the police force by snapping photos or filming police officers who take bribes.
That can be a dangerous thing to do. You better make sure there is a lot of people about to confirm your story after that cop beats the crap out of you.
This is just insane, how does taking a picture prove anything? If it was video with clear sound it might work but then obviously as soon as you point your camera/phone at the cop he's going to stop talking. What evidence do the courts require to prove someone offered a bribe? it seems just the cops word, which is scary considering the kind of scumbags in the the RTP, this is beyond belief.
I thought the General was going to clean up the RTP, not just provide new improved opportunities to extort money from people.
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I think it's nice that prayut wants the people to go back to some of their old values. must people critisize everything.
Why is it any of his business what people choose to eat?Indeed, especially when he's talking <deleted> about athletes eating rice. He is simply trying to find a way to reduce the national riceberg.
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Murders, rapes, robberies happen all over the world.. Cover up too.. Iv seen this in Greece, from local police, and Italy as well.... Hopefully the truth comes out... Why hasn't their lawyers, taken and shown pics of the beaten bodies and scolding marks from hot water being poured in them.. Surly if they were tortured, pics would prove so ???
Dont even need that. The police claims/evidence/lies has been refuted and exposed by Thais on social media. For example the claim that one of the suspect was not DNA tested with other AC bar workers, CCTV however show he was tested. This raise the question how the police could claim that non of the DNA tests on AC bar workers match the DNA found at the scene only later to claim one of these workers was the killer. The planting of the phone etc etc etc. They are covering for the mafia and in the process a foreigner got away with murder. If they arrested him (the foreigner) he would have spilled the beans and the mafia would have been implicated. So he was allowed to escape and scapegoats was found.
Eh? A foreigner got away with murder, what are you on about? The one thing I do trust in all the BS that has been stated by the RTP is that DNA evidence proved it was Asian's that raped the girl.
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Still no sign of the Thaksin apologists on TV.
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That comment is so predictable. These people will go to any lengths to cover up what really happened. I assume when they are killed they will be cremated before any more DNA samples can be taken.
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Beer and wine?
Migrant workers?
Is wine cheap on Koh Tao?
I know in Bangkok the cheapest wine is about 350 Baht a bottle. Surely these people won't spend a days wage on a bottle of wine.
I assume you do not know Thailand or this region as a whole. 'Wine' is generally something like a rice whiskey, Lao Khao probably, not wine in the western sense.
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lets hope and pray that the british government get seriously involved.
Sadly there seems to be zero chance of that happening considering the Ambo's sickening statement the other day. Exemplary, is not a word that he should have uttered in reference to the police investigation. I feel so sorry for the families, they will/have been badly let down by the Embassy.
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It was mentioned some of these kids worked in a local bar. Does anyone know which bar? It wasn't AC Bar was it by any chance? Now that would throw up a few questions.
I still believe this was about retribution, not sex. If these guys are guilty there is quite a possibility those who ordered it or even helped (I can't see those 2 overpowering the Brits too easily) are going to get away with it.
It will be interesting to see what the Burmese kids say if they get the death sentence.
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Try to get hold of these Thai parents first that allow their children selling flowers on the roads in every intersection of Thailand and then you can speak about the Burmese or Cambodians selling roses in BKK.
Why is Thailand keeping a blind eye to this problem?
Not only they are using minors to sell the flowers but they also put them in danger being on main roads and walking between cars.
Because Thailand has no morals and no justice. The populace consent to a corrupt inept police force, have lawyers who are largely uncontrolled and police who only want money - most do not have any idea what their job really entails. On top of that Thais are sickeningly selfish and many wickedly deceitful so no one gives s monkeys for any injustices - until iti s them involved of course.
The top government and police officials have to pay for their promotions so that the ones most adept at corruption become the richest and can pay the most so you have the most corrupt people at the top making laws and enforcing them on a populace of compliant laid back lambs. If you are foreign you can forget justice unless you are super rich because the whole team of police corrupt lawyers and lying paid witnesses will endure you won't win. Failing they bribe the judge. Poor little kids - who cares?
Maybe it is only me - sometimes it sure feels like ifIt's not just you, I think you hit the proverbial nail on the head.
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Speaking later to reporters, Prasit said: "I don't want to take any action against the policemen, but want to demonstrate my innocence and I will cooperate with other requests in the future. Just don't force me to acknowledge [something] I never knew [about]," he said
Had a strange experience with a tourist police officer, who played good friend and helper, when an older German man past away last year.
He lied about everything, said that he'd used his "police credit" and payed 38 K for the hospital bill out of his own pocket, when we were trying to get the dead body out, to his house for the usual ceremony.
We gave him the cash paid the "rest" at the hospital, but later found out that he was just a freaking liar. 38 K for his pocket.
When talking to thew hospital superiors it was clear that I wouldn't be in the pole position to tell the truth.So, we just forgot about the money and moved on.
I'm pretty certain that they'd have found some drugs in my car/house, etc, or that he'd have found a witness saying that I raped a little girl. or anything else that you can think of.
I fully understand why the cab driver doesn't want his name to be mentioned. Completely. ... alt=laugh.png>
What are you talking about "doesn't want his name mentioned" His name is all over it.
...and why on earth would you pay 38k to a cop because a friend died? What's that saying? A fool and his money are soon parted.
Myanmar man framed for British tourist murders: mother
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It would be nice to think karma exists but it doesn't and scum like the police and the murderers they are saving are probably laughing right now.