Liverpool Lou

His Thai passport was cancelled a long time ago so, obviously, he has a passport from another country that, he will be able to renew at the appropriate time. Arrest and extradition is the prerogative of the country that he is in at the time, if he's not committed any offences there, or is not wanted there, those countries do not have to do anything with him.

Like any other civilized country, Sir. There is Interpol for a start. Like what? No other countries have jurisdiction outside their own borders, civilised or not. What do you think Interpol can do apart from issues advisories?

All the ones who are not supported by idiots. I was pretty sure that no one would be able to name one and I was right.

Asking what her salary is? And what's that got to do with the OP's question?

"...to do what he's promising". Cobbler's. Check your reading of what he actually said.

That's what he promised. No, he did not promise to start executing anyone.

Death is already an option for treason but he is not being indicted for that, never mind being found guilty of it!

You think that he's put his rhetoric it into effect, don't you!? How has he "blown up the Constitution", exactly?

...and there's a politician you can name who doesn't do that?

Difficult to do anything other than that considering that, unless they're native Americans, every single person in the US is descended from an immigrant.

Yet he has so much more of both than all his opposition on the other side of the aisle.

The sole raison d'être of every presidential candidate.

Cobbler's.

Why should they not do what you claim also if it is "not uncommon"? It would make more sense as it would be much more profitable for them to do it than for low volume sellers.

You have anything to back that claim that "it is not unknown" that Thai petrol stations deliberately sell water-adulterated fuel or is it one of those "we all know..." false assertions that may have been reported once at one station? Where and when is it not uncommon?

It does for 7-11 but not for Family Mart.

Owned by the Central Group now... https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Retail/FamilyMart-looks-to-halt-Asia-losing-streak-after-Thailand-retreat

And what do you think the RTP can do when their person of interest is located out of their jurisdiction, i.e. not in Thailand?

He's being deported, what does it matter?

Potentially, it's evidence if the owner is suspected of involvement in the murder. But, even if he isn't involved, he's going to have no use for it as a deportee.

Alleged links to the murder, fraud and computer crime. Try reading the articles properly.

Such cobbler's. How could you know that he hasn't already served or that he does not have an exemption?

"Ko Tao ... cases are never solved". Name one case that has "not been solved" after investigation by the authorities which means reporting the cause of death and the concluded circumstances. Bear in mind that being solved to the satisfaction of AN posters is not the criteria.

They is no government price control, I know someone post a quote from somewhere saying they was, it is the milk companies that dictate the price, they pay the milk center's/co-ops that sends their raw milk to them, and it is that milk centers /co-ops that pay the local farmers. Thai dairy farmers have no on farm cooling for milk so milk is picked up from their farm twice a day taken to a local center for cooling and storage, then it is sent to the processing company's ,each milk center/co-op has a contract to supply raw milk to a company Why did you misquote that as being my comment? I did not post that.

No milk shortage in Bangkok.