Obelix

Surely whats most important is that the lawyer, whether fro samui or Bangkok carries Indemnity insurance so that the client is protected, from research, there are several bangkok lawyers that do not carry this. (never asked on Samui)

Is there any more news regarding this project desite the name change

see this site: http: //www.samuiforsale.com/Article_64.htm for more

Ouch.....That's very heavy stuff !

I suggest all houseowners on Samui and elsewehere to read this article -copyright- (thanks for the link Mid) and take action (if necessary).

LaoPo

It would take a MAN to admit IT and not GAMBLE on whos involved

garbage problems, etc. What can WE do?

1. start with the schools and children; the Thai parents/adults are spoiled forever.

2. talk to the 'heads' of the school and encourage the kids to clean up the neigbourhood, once a week; for instance on fridays or saturdays.

3. Provide them with big, large bags to collect the rubbish. Ask the head of schools what to do next.

4. Have stickers printed 'Keep Samui clean' (with a smilie) in Thai & English and let the children put them up everywhere

5. Maybe have some reward-system installed for the cleanest neighbourhood. Contest style.

6. Start talking to the 'Mayors' office in Nathon and try to encourage them.

7. The children will feel happy after a while and proud to have helped to clean Samui....and....they will tell their parents; maybe, just maybe it helps a little.

Cheers

LaoPo

Well said !

Can we encourage better street planning ? so that one doesn't have to walk in the road to avoid parked motor bikes or the odd telephone box , and also more rubbish bins - I can never find a rubbish bin , and normally have to chuck whatever in a tin or whatever a shopkeeper has left outside his shop on the street .

If you stop the ferang bastards may be you will stop the garbage

Mr. Strauss is right, he doesn't look like a 100% Swiss.

He's probably a Japanese/Korean-Swiss, born out of a Korean mother and a guestworker from Japan working in a restaurant in Switzerland who was born out of a mixed marriage between an Italian/Chinese and the Consul of Russia.

The (unseen) TAG Heuer watch was -most likely- inherited from his greatgrandfather from Brasil. That's why he has a Swiss passport

LaoPo

Well done LaoPo, that had me in bits!

The Atoms for peace research raector is a General Atomics design; very safe!

It is good that Thailand is looking at peaceful applications of nuclear reactors, cancer treatment etc.,

well done Thailand!

I am sure Sloaney will negotiate a deal with the current status quo