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OH NO: The beach Is not covered with the usual carpet of plastic bottles and bags, from the young peoples overnight parties.  This plastic is usually swept in to the sea, to decorate the ocean, replacing the once alive, and beautiful coral reefs.

Vaccination medication has previously taken ten years to learn about full effects.

Anyway, Air will be back to normal pollution levels soon enough.

  I've personally seen the death of the ocean's eco system-- from Australia up to Thailand over the past 30 years.

The ocean will be 100% acidic within another 20 years.

THEN ITS ALL OVER FOR OUR LIFE AS WE KNOW IT

I would comment here but not on same level as most, sorry 

Great energy now! will stay on Zero (or minus 1%) Alcohol beer

2 hours ago, WebGuy said:

I guess it won't be easy now due to they sent plenty of notifications about how long you could trade and by when to take out your money/crypto. I think the deadline was December last year. 

 

Only you could do it to google and find the people in as same situation as you.

 

Good luck!

Thanks for the reply WEBGUY

I received an email notification in December regarding a 170 THB ''monthy account charge'' ...and didn't worry too much. But Definitely NO EXCHANGE CLOSURE NOTIFICATION!

Should maybe search the scam alert websites for info?

WOW WOW WOW! I haven't checked in to my BX.IN.Th account for months-- and just discovered the closure!

I've been distracted with something else and assumed all was normal.

I have a balance value of about 60,000 thb.

Its my retirement savings crypto coin back up plan.

 The BX.IN.TH website and all support ticket websites give an error message

Can any one help with a way to contact BX Bitcoin Co Ltd?

Please help !

Stop it --or say goodbye to life on the planet as we knew it!!!

Lets ALL do our bit to reduce pollution

Yes, I agree.......... I usually carry a small back pack so as much as possible I refuse refuse plastic bags when shopping in Thailand. If my thai lady is with me, I ask her to tell the cashier why.

Most plastic bags from shops are used again for the garbage.-- needed for vacuum cleaner dust and food scraps etc.(better than using new ones for that)

It seems that the poorer Asians haven't yet grasped the idea of disposing of waste considerately.

I group of filmmakers and cinema people are working on a film festival with prizes to assist in the process, see link:

http://filmtheatres.com/sea-thailand-film-festival-pattaya-march-2016/

I hear the mayor in Bang Saen does a great job of keeping it clean. The beach strip there looks more like Australia--than a third world country. Maybe he could be a consultant for other towns?

Stop it --or say goodbye to life on the planet as we knew it!!!

Lets ALL do our bit to reduce pollution

I'm Aussie too and have lived in Pattaya on and off for eight years on a retirement visa

. I'm applying for a residency visa in Eastern Europe, and need police clearance certificate for that.

Could any one confirm if I should be able to get all done at the Specified Police office in Bangkok?-- fingerprints and all

Yep, walking along the beachfront in Pattaya I witnessed a young Thai couple throwing there take away food plastic bags into the sea --as if its the normal thing to do.

The Fault lies in Education by Thai Authority's.

In this present culture-- the low income people will quickly do anything they see on there government controlled TV Chanel. Sadly, these media messages are still 60 years behind the times- promoting an image that littering is OK.

Unfortunately a lot of people over 65 are too emotional about environmental degradation to admit its a reality. I hope Thai authority's can quickly dig their way out of that trap.

The ravaged environment will cause the most grief to an over populated world -abused by human polution

Im Riding 8am at horse shoe point next wednesday. I road last week and almost got into a gallop, but my guide rode in front and tried to keep it to a canter. Beautiful horse. Maybe a little scar able, I prefer a war horse

Good beach horse riding on lovely Polo Horses

I've been trading with Etrade for ten years now, and then The on the SET with KTZIMCO, then Saxobank Singapore and CMC Markets in (both worldwide trading) Australia and now London. Its hotting up for me now-- with the total capital much grown. I have formed a company to Operate the investments. I'm proposing a meeting on Sunday 28 Sept in Bangkok, and Wed 1 Oct in Pattaya. We can discuss trading methods, tax strategy and opportunity's for both beginners and experienced traders

Please PM me for meeting details

Braveo!!! Please fine them all they have and throw them in the drain too (organic trash is ok)

Condolences to the families of the deceased

Its up to the individual countrys if they want keep allowing this sort of incident or not

In Australia after the PORT ARTHUR MASSACRE (1996) John Howard (a decisive and popular prime minister) recalled most firearms

From Wekepedia......................................................................................................................................................

Because the Australian Constitution prevents the taking of property without just compensation the Federal Government introduced the Medicare Levy Amendment Act 1996 that provided the revenue for the National Firearms Program through a one-off 0.2% increase in the Medicare levy. Known as the gun buy-back scheme, it started across the country on the 1 October 1996 and concluded on the 30 September 1997 ^[22] to purchase and destroy all semi-automatic rifles including .22 rimfires, semi-automatic shotguns and pump-action shotguns. The buyback was predicted to cost $A500 million and had wide community support.

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I thought Thailand had problems. Then I watched this documentary:

google: topdocumentaryfilms

the chessboard killer

Its about a guy in Moscow in 2005 who decided to murder 64 people to break the serial killer record. On about the 30th victim, one escaped to tell the story. BUT THE POLICE WEREN'T INTERESTED ENOUGH TO CHECK IT OUT! So he then started leaving his next five or so victim's bodies scattered around the Moscow park. The Press then featured the problem-- and only then! the police hauled in the killer.

The story ends with ''a respected judge'' told the writer that he thought the present climate looked like a repeat of 1976

here's the events as per wikepedia:

Tension between workers and factory owners became fierce, as the civil right movement became more active after 1973. Socialism and leftist ideology gained popularity among intellectuals and the working class. The political atmosphere became even more tense. Workers were found hung in Nakhon Pathom after protesting against a factory owner. A Thai version of anti-communist McCarthyism spread widely. Whoever staged a protest could be accused of being part of a communist conspiracy.

In 1976, students in Thammasat University held protests over the violent deaths of the two and staged a mock hanging of the two [?], one of whom bore a resemblance to the XXXX XXXXXX. Some newspapers the following day, including the Bangkok Post, published a version of the fraud photo, suggesting that the students had committed lese majeste. Rightist and ultra-conservative icons such as Samak Sundharavej blasted the students, instigating violent means to suppress the movement of the students, culminating in the 6 October 1976 Massacre. The army unleashed the paramilitaries, and used the resultant mob violence, in which hundreds of students were tortured and killed, to suspend the constitution and resume power. Immediately after the incident, an amnesty was issued to prevent any of those responsible for the massacre from coming to justice.

Try www.topdocumentaryfilms.com ......sorry cable is history

It's kinda like 'what do you expect--going to Thailand'

Wow, a major outpouring of compassion on this site for somebody who had a near death experience.

Guns: ?? At the time newly elected John Howard did something about them after 56 were killed and injured at the Port Arthur massacre in 1966:

the Federal Government introduced the Medicare Levy Amendment Act 1996 that provided the revenue for the National Firearms Program through a one-off 0.2% increase in the Medicare levy. Known as the gun buy-back scheme, it started across the country on the 1 October 1996 and concluded on the 30 September 1997 ^[22] to purchase and destroy all semi-automatic rifles including .22 rimfires, semi-automatic shotguns and pump-action shotguns. The buyback was predicted to cost $A500 million and had wide community support. (wikipedia)

It seems to have worked for OZ so far

The more the 'old money establishment party' fight their 'new money' apposition with thinly veiled brute force, they more they will loose support of the general population. Thaksins party didn't come to power because of low intelligence. They know they are becoming the martyr. The Thai elete establishment is trapped in a time warp -thinking they can still ''educate'' the general population to support them. But he cats out of the bag... its a giant cat with an un questioning loyalty to the majority of people.... The intercat

No wonder the military is presently so blase

Not even if his party wins 90 percent of votes at the next election? (2015)

Dear Thai Prime minister elect,

Congratulations on your landslide win. I'm sure you have lots to do in your new job. May I remind you that it can all amount to nothing if force is used against your country.

I don't think you need to worry about any other country invading-- but I do hope you have your own employees under control . For example if 1000 gold shirts sat in front of the Thai electricity generator and stopped workers operating it- until you stepped down from your position, would your employees (army) protect the protesters so that they could stay and keep Thailand in the dark with now power? or would they (army) follow your orders an allow power to be restored to Thailand? (please correct me if I'm wrong-- is the Thai army not the servant of the Thai Government)

Not if Thaksin resumes control it isn't!!!!

Dear Thai Prime minister elect,

Congratulations on your landslide win. I'm sure you have lots to do in your new job. May I remind you that it can all amount to nothing if force is used against your country.

I don't think you need to worry about any other country invading-- but I do hope you have your own employees under control . For example if 1000 gold shirts sat in front of the Thai electricity generator and stopped workers operating it- until you stepped down from your position, would your employees (army) protect the protesters so that they could stay and keep Thailand in the dark with now power? or would they (army) follow your orders an allow power to be restored to Thailand? (please correct me if I'm wrong-- is the Thai army not the servant of the Thai Government)