JellyBabies

Agreed, but its up to France to tell its EU partners to follow the laws as I said But as usual its easier to ignore the issue and hope that there are enough rubber boats for hire

Also to be considered is that EU law states that all asylum seekers arriving in the EU must register in the first country they arrive in France ignores this and lets them sit on the English Channel awaiting a rubber boat, then refuse to take them back If France and other EU countries followed their own laws correctly then control sets could be set up allowing a proportion of those registering to travel to the UK But they don't and then blame the UK for the problem, hypocrisy at its best

Firstly he was arrested upon being identified, which he made easy with his dumb social media posts, as an undercover IS operative he is an idiot Secondly he was posting for a long time whilst in France awaiting his "transport" so why didn't the French arrest him?

It would be interesting to see if AirBNB, Booking.com, Agoda.com etc will be charged with being accessories to the crimes as they advertise many short term condos for rent. Not going to happen but if I was them I would request from the renter proof that they are acting legally, but TIT

Although not just a fish restaurant Mays in Jomtien has some of the best seafood I have tried, a little bit above your average restaurant https://www.mayspattaya.com/

To be honest considering the amount of tattoos that they have I can barely see the bikini

This game is as old as the hills, oddly years ago one of the tailors I used in Bangkok was in on the tourist scam, never got charged the silly prices though as they knew I lived there