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Supreme Court dismisses Yingluck in abuse of power case
BritScot replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Unbelievable people on here. She was ousted by what is the most serious criminal act in a democracy "a military coup". She did the right thing and called an election and the opposition went into meltdown and tried to stop the ballot knowing she would easily win so some land was purchased and a coup was bought. The country again dragged down with Unbelievably high levels of coruption and incompetence. The real criminals walk free with justice pushed aside and any who protested thrown in prison. Temple murders, gold mine, toyota shack down, military corruption, slavery one could go on and on. However, these are not crimes but currupt officials who stole in the rice pledge scheme are the then serving pm fault, oh what happened to all the money when the rice was sold off?- 145 replies
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Ambulance blocked by pickup truck in Pattaya sparks social backlash
BritScot replied to webfact's topic in Pattaya News
I think your assumption that the reason people in the west pull out of the way of ambulance (you will find all emergency vehicles when lights flashing) has nothing to do with fines and all to do with road manor's. -
Russian Arrested at Phuket Airport Allegedly Involved in Attempted Murder
BritScot replied to webfact's topic in Phuket News
Had a long think and I initially came to Thailand for scuba diving after seeing a holiday brochure at a married friends house. I was shocked as having served in Hong Kong Thailand had a very seedy reputation so i avoided the place. Maximum time I would spend in Bkk was one night then on a bus to Champon for the boat to Kow Tow. I fell in love with Kow Tow when it was a paradise of sandy streets and the most deadly thing to watch out for were falling coconuts. So not everyone initially comes for the women. My friend and his wife definatly didn't and neither did I. -
Thai man finds pickup vandalised causing 50000 baht damage
BritScot replied to webfact's topic in Phuket News
I believe break fluid is better as you can't just repaint it as the fluid reacts with the metal or might just be an old wives tail as never been that pissed off to try it. -
Two former naval officers, Taiwanese national arrested on murder charges
BritScot replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
Is it just me but not much of a house for a Rear Admiral! -
Russian arrested after smashing car and attacking Thai man in Chon Buri
BritScot replied to webfact's topic in Pattaya News
Or maybe, just maybe another angle: thai woman driver hits russian man's vehicle then tries to drive off. Russian man tries to stop her then Thai man jumps out of her car and attacks russian but gets slapped about...... Sounds more normal Thailand....... -
Brutal Pit Bull Attack Shocks Community; Victim Succumbs to Injuries
BritScot replied to webfact's topic in Chiang Rai News
And if you are caught you will do time. This is Thailand! -
Drunk British suspect refuses arrest and tries to injure Thai police
BritScot replied to webfact's topic in Pattaya News
Really nieve thing to say. Many young guys get knocked out by men in their 50's or even 60's. New a real gentleman with only one leg knocked 2 young gus out who were throwing their weight around. Only one leg and 60. -
Thai man kills girlfriend in jealous rage over religion
BritScot replied to webfact's topic in Southern Thailand News
3 go into the wilderness, tempted by the devil and 3 come out: the first lives a life of poverty roaming and talking of his 3 truths, second; life and early death preaching understanding and peace and the 3rd becomes a warlord raises an army and war, conquering country after country with over 150 million dead and counting. Think that says it all. -
Another vindictive character in Thailand. Why so twisted? Expats use agents for all kinds of reasons and one is the belief that there will be less hassle. I used an agent once when I was a scuba diving instructor and the reason back then was working on an island and work permits were non existing. I was very lucky as left thailand before it came out the agent was just stamping the passports himself. This caused friend to end up in prison and a 100,000baht fine plus banned for life (one of the nicest guys ive met). The agent was sitting in his shop, sign still up with nothing at all happending to him. However, I also new a very good and honest agent who became very rich from providing a good service. I would never decry anyone who used such a service.
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Thai tourism revolution: Duty-free ditch and booze bonanza
BritScot replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I don't know what cheap malt you are buying in litre bottles as most decent malts I drink only come in 70cl and my favourite malt your lucky to buy any bigger than 50cl "Scapa". Oh Santa has got me a 25 year old malt Glenfiddich for my collection and yes all 70cl. Wish Santa new about Scapa Web site as I would have been happy with 50cl. -
Park Defends Entrance Fee For Visiting ‘Wild Boars’ Cave
BritScot replied to webfact's topic in Chiang Rai News
Just can't help it! Two facts here for your moral compass: 1. People died during a rescue that was mostly performed by western cave dive team 2. The racist pricing which you would NEVER find in the west. -
Fire Destroys Luxury Sedan Belonging to Police Officer in Kathu
BritScot replied to webfact's topic in Phuket News
Maybe you need to research, open your eyes before believing everything you read as literal! Phew! Some people.... bahhh, bahhh, bahhh. -
Fire Destroys Luxury Sedan Belonging to Police Officer in Kathu
BritScot replied to webfact's topic in Phuket News
Yes I realise that is whay is in the article. However, I am looking with my eyes and what I'm seeing is intense heat fire source in the area of where a battery is situated and not where the fuel tank is. -
Fire Destroys Luxury Sedan Belonging to Police Officer in Kathu
BritScot replied to webfact's topic in Phuket News
Battery fires are very quick, you would not notice the flames to start with. From the photo and other Battery fires I've seen this looks typical. Do a little Google search of ev fires especially China. This vehicle is possibly a hybrid so there will also be petrol or diesel fire. -
Fire Destroys Luxury Sedan Belonging to Police Officer in Kathu
BritScot replied to webfact's topic in Phuket News
I would go with ev or hybrid as a good bet. Petrol/diesel fires normally ignite and burn under the hood and not under the seats where the batteries are stored. I personally would not let my family go in an EV I think they are far to dangerous. -
Olympic medallist Somluck faces attempted rape charges in Khon Kaen
BritScot replied to webfact's topic in Isaan News
I feel so sorry for this guy, the cops smell money so they will hound him. You must be having a laugh "attempted rape" come on, if he was intent on rape I do not think the woman/girl could stop him. As said he saw she was underage and just went to sleep and for me that is a man of character. No screaming, no running out the door just a concocted story with the hope of a payout..... so many flaws. Poor guy.