Sydebolle

Torture, blackmail and any other thinkable crime ....... welcome to the pristine picture of the BiB! But as we know, the bottleneck is always on top of the bottle .........

I am surprised, that any court would accept such a claim. Based on what is that lawyer sued? It confirms though the correct action of the junior police officer to pass on the clip through a legal competent source; the honest officer otherwise would be toast, suicided or simply disappearing at the banks of the Mekong, Ping or any other river flowing through the Kingdom. The world is watching just to find out, if Thailand finally comes clean and out of the corrupt doldrums - I fear not though. Another Red Bull episode is in the making!

Well, well, I knew it would come but did not expect it THAT fast .......: "swears on his amulet" Welcome to stone age, ladies and gentlemen, we've reached new heights in civilization!

Sort of contradicts an earlier article this week stipulating, that TripAdvisor voted Thailand the next best thing after sliced bread or so ?

Here we go again; read some years ago, that Thailand had more police generals and army generals than the next 56 countries together. Possibly North Korea was not included as they wear special uniform jackets to bear the weight of all their medals but the rest of the planet ........ I know of one country which does not even have ONE general - during peace times and it is called Switzerland. Wondering how bad illegality and crime must be running there - without a general?

The answer is given above. If a car of 48 million secures 31 million in taxes, the car is 17 million. Those 17 million include the manufacturing, the profit for them, the company selling it in Thailand, the special transport - the full nine yards. Quite obviously those, who define 31 million taxes are those who, most likely, directly benefit of "bending" the rules. Nobody smuggles legal stuff into Europe, as their taxation is reasonable and makes sense - not quite so with almost ⅔rd of the value being taxes in Thailand for doing absolutely nothing to add to the car's value - go figure! Same with wines, imported food, medicine; simply everything ............ from outside Thailand!

They cooked a deal already ....... trust me on this! Sitting in Myawaddy (Burma/Myanmar) and getting arrested over there by who, which authority and how to cross back into the Land of plastic bags and haven for active police officers making 43K a month resulting in 60 million Baht mansions and a fleet of cars worth a nine digits number.

Does this come with the right to vote? Would be the first time I would understand, why they would vote for bones, treats and biscuits - their owners go for money, money and money! So no competition there! Lets see the next election's outcome .........

Myawaddy in Burma/Myanmar - I am surprised. Either the Myanmarese police force was very, very fast in executing an extradition request from Bangkok or a red interpol alert - or the Thais went "international". As they have no jurisdiction outside Thailand I am just wondering, how that arrest went. Good work though and, if the pr1ck gets the same judge as the bloke in Udon who shot people at random, he will face the gallows. Let the court proceedings etc. go public - remember the O.J.Simpson case?

Contact a professional law firm of reputation on this; don't deal with the typical Pattaya-lawyer-crowd and take this serious, as you usually cannot reverse done damages. PM me if you need a few addresses - good luck.

Do not worry. You should have a stamp in your passport saying "application for PR under consideration" and this is your temporary visa extension. Should the date shown on that stamp come up prior to receiving the PR, then just see the immigration and they will extend said "application for PR under consideration" for (usually) another six months. The granting of the PR has nothing to do with your work permit but ensure to get above stamp(s) prior to any expiry date and you will be fine.

Not too sure; I assume that they installed those CCTVs in case an arrested suspect goes bananas. What they certainly did not know is, that the CCTVs were running (maybe they just forgot about their presence). I for one find it courageous, that some junior bloke copied and passed on the clip via a lawyer - apparently - to make it public to the rest of Thailand. This endless corruption and malpractice in many, if not most police posts, is long overdue for a complete mop-up!

The official Thailand is a failed state, simple as that! Nobody had seen anything before, despite having such a self-profiling pr1ck roaming the streets in cars for which his salary would not pay the road taxes and fuel for? Living in a THB 60 million Baht estate and everybody knew exactly, that he is yet another pristine example of the Thai police? What are his superiors driving, in what kind of shacks do they live? Every country has the government it deserves and that includes all those crooks in all those endless government offices, ministries and forces. Sickening, just sickening and, wherever you look, same same same same same same same!