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On 11/12/2024 at 11:30 AM, pattayasan said:
If Jeremy Clarkson is agin' it, I'm for it.
Why?
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9 hours ago, Artisi said:Guess you did say what you wanted to say even though it's not correct as there is no way she has the capability of doing anything for the benefit of the Thai people as is only the front for Thaksin and his self interests.
And how do you KNOW it is not correct.
You are not the PM, so you have no idea what she actually thinks, no more than I or anyone else does.
It is your opinion, just as my opinion is mine.
Do your family always agree to everything you say or do, or are they allowed to be different?
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Here is a bottomless money bucket, money is poured in and simply wasted on maintenance.
I am sure that a better use can be found for the money,
After all my Benz is nearly a year old and needs replacing soon.
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2 hours ago, spidermike007 said:That is a very strange reply. What on earth makes you think she's doing anything to make life better for the Thai people? Please cite a few examples. After all she was not elected, she was appointed, she has absolutely no skill, and absolutely no experience, so I think the protests are wonderful.
I think any time the Thai people can show their resistance to a unelected regime it's a good thing. Most Thais here don't feel they can get away with protesting. They can elsewhere. Kudos to them!
No Thai PM is elected by the Thai people at all.
When an election is held, the party with the most seats gets the chance to form a government. If they have an overwhelming majority, then the form the new government. If they don't have a majority, then they form a coalition government.
If however they still cannot get enough seats to form a majority, then after a period of time, the party with the next highest number of seats is offered the same opportunity to form a coalition. If they can get a majority of seats then they become the government.
As for who becomes the PM a number of names from the winning parties are submitted by each party executive, (3 I think per party) and one of them is chosen. The public are NOT consulted or vote on who that will be. A person is appointed (usually from the party with the most seats) and then becomes the PM.
So she has no experience. So what?
How do you think people gain experience in a job they have never done before?
As for your term that she has no skill, that is simply your opinion and not that of the people who appointed her.
She is not expected to know everything, which is why PM's and executives everywhere have advisors who are specialists in their own subjects.
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3 hours ago, john donson said:
short version
money (atm) for fake love (attention)
The voice of experience perhaps.
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1 hour ago, Artisi said:Don't you mean she's working for daddy who doesn't give a rat's ar$e for anything other than his own self-interests.
Do you not think that I would have said that if that actually was what I wanted to say. Please try not to put your thoughts and words into what I said. They don't fit, and I did NOT say that at all.
I said what I meant to say, which is not necessarily what you think I should have said. It is my opinion and not yours.
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How strange. The PM is working FOR Thailand, and the Thai protestors are living there and contributing little to the their country of origin. Yet they are the ones who are living a far better life than the Thai people yet are whining when the PM is try to make life better for all Thais.
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34 minutes ago, lordgrinz said:The religion of peace at it again, they need to concentrate their attacks on military/government targets, and stop the terrorists attacks on civilians, they may find a much more sympathetic audience if they did.
Tell that to the Israeli government and the IDF then.
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1 hour ago, thesetat2013 said:
here is the link... try reading it.
I did.
The report says that she was a tourist providing an escort service.
Nothing else.
So, apart from in your mind, where is the link and the proof.
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Blunderwoman still lives and is in the Labour party cabinet.
Bella Emberg would be happy that she has a successor.
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7 hours ago, thesetat2013 said:
So she goes to India with a friend to sell her pu--y. Plans to meet a man or some men in the middle of the night at a hotel. Then gets shot in a disagreement over the services offered or the money received for such services.
She should be lucky they felt bad and got her to the hospital and is still alive.
The story reeks of misinformation making it seem as if she is meeting some friend in the middle of the night. Why isn't immigration there asking questions and/or revoking their tourist visas when clearly she is working as a hooker?
Now where did you dig up that fact?
Obviously you have the proof and links to back up your words.
So post them, or your entire post is BS as most of your posts are.
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1 hour ago, Hummin said:
JFK? George Washington?
Yes, and many more.
The names I posted were the first ones I thought of.
Also Genghis Khan, Paul Revere, Saladin, Vasco Da Gama.
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57 minutes ago, SAFETY FIRST said:
I haven't bought a new house for over a decade but I bought a few condominiums recently, all earthed.
We had this house built 22 years ago.
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1 hour ago, watchcat said:
Would this mean thats she was inside the car?
To save yourself from asking more silly questions, please read the Op and watch the video that goes with it.
Now, I am 80 years old and I can still read, watch and comprehend.
Why can't you?
If you need more information, ask The Thaiger as they published it.
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On 10/31/2024 at 6:38 PM, SAFETY FIRST said:
It's weird, it's no problem supplying power cable, cutting the concrete walls, adding unlimited power outlets at no cost to the customer, but adding an earth wire for each outlet they overlook.
In my wife's house, all the sockets are earthed.
Probably because I bought 3 core cable (live neutral and earth) and a 2 metre copper rod that was hammered into the ground outside and connected to the circuit breaker box.
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1 hour ago, watchcat said:
As she drove to the location, how and why did she ended up on thehe hood of her own car?
Try reading the OP again but slowly.
quote from the OP
In an attempt to leave with the other woman, her husband got into his car, and in a desperate bid, she jumped onto the hood.
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3 hours ago, Red Forever said:The Labour government must be on the correct track if they've managed to upset this far right, privileged loudmouth.
Have YOU ever been a farmer and worked the land. or were you just an unemployed layabout living off the government?
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1 hour ago, pattayasan said:There was one. Trump is comparable for sure.
There have been many people far more well known. Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, Hannibal, Napoléon Bonaparte, Winston Churchill, Stalin, Adolf Hitler, to name but a few.
Trump is little but a passing fad.
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Who will pay for the upgrade?
Let it be Phuket who will benefit, and if they need money, go to the AOT (who will also benefit) and TOT for it and NOT the people of Thailand, the majority of whom will never use it.
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9 minutes ago, ballpoint said:
The Discworld series by Terry Pratchett. I am re reading them for the second time.
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11 hours ago, BangkokReady said:
When did I say it's a good job? What are you talking about? I think you've let emotions rule over logic here.
This is all very nice, but it's a job you take on voluntarily, knowing exactly what you are getting into. There's no conscription.
Still waiting to hear why this means you need private school rather than state school.
So when you are moved 3 or 400 miles away do you still want to send your child to the same school they are already at, or move to a new school close to where you now live?
Have you NO idea how the real world works?
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14 hours ago, john donson said:too many privilege's of too many people...army is evil, only kill people in countries they had no business to be in the first place... and cost a lot that could be used for society...
The Army is NOT evil.
Why not blame the politicians who send them to other countries in the first place.
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15 hours ago, spidermike007 said:
Anytime this extremely old and very, very toxic man suffers a defeat this is a victory for the Thai people, and a victory for the nation. This man should never have been allowed to come anywhere near the corridors of power, and I don't think he's ever done a single thing to benefit the Thai people. It's always been about him, and him only.
And for the greater glory (or not) of the RTA.
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8 hours ago, Lacessit said:I have a bowl in which I put copper satangs. Let me know his address, I'll donate them.
I have a few you can have, but make sure that he pays for the postage up front.
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A Police Visit on Remembrance Sunday Reveals the Reality of Our Two-Tier Justice System
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No they didn't.
The politicians that make the laws might have done, but the UK people don't make the law, politicians do.
As for the OP
Why blame the police in the first place?
They are only doing their job as laid down.