tomross46

What happened to the rice that was in the warehouses that were flooded? Was it written off and covered by flood insurance? I has seen nothing in the news.

From "approved" insurance companies, I bet.

Only approved are owned by a ruling party politician or an influential person, like the Minister of Health. No Blue Cross or Blue Shield.

This type of killing is paid for bu influential people.

As evidenced in the case of the murdered muslim lawyer when the police investigate the involvement of their own there is little or no chance of a result.

Not only the lawyer, but also the Saudi Diplomats, the Saudi business man, and the stolen Saudi blue diamond, police involved. .

She might not be a puppet, but the whole of the PT and the loyal Red Shirts march to the command of Big Brother. Not there are Red Shirts that are loyal to the doctrine of Lenin, and there are those that follow Big Brother, do not confuse the two.

Old wine new bottle. Same sh_t different day ( SSDD ).

Is clarity, the decision on which politician will get what % of the money? In the past it has been rumored that 30-40% of all government project money went into the pockets of politicians. With this money they could build an extra room on the house to keep the money. That was there daughter could have a nice wedding. Now I want everyone to understand, this is not corruption, it is only the way we do business .

The majority of the companies in the North are supporters of the PTP and should be supported. These companies got there employees out to vote for the elected government and had them also join the Red Shirts. They went along with the policy of the minimum wage. Now it is time for the government they helped put in office support them.

May god take care of him. He was the God Father that cleaned up Bang San. His employees told the people that they are responsible for the area around the

house and street clean. He cleaned up the area.

Why don't they just employ fortune tellers then?

That's what some Thai government ministers used to do... even the PM himself.

The USA is a debtor nation, it does not have the money.

A "senior Thai official" says Thailand has been removed from the list. But a proposal will be made to the FATF at its June meeting for final approval to remove Thailand from the blacklist.

So, in fact, Thailand is still on the blacklist.

So which senior Thai official was telling porkies?

Just a little white lie.

The Wadah faction was part of the Thai Rak Thai government. So how can you expect the southerners to to trust the PT?

Creative accounting. How many books do they have?

This will be the best election money can buy, like all other elections. If you will not be bought we will send the Gestapo to help you decide.

These idiots put signs up on sidewalks making them advanced obstacle courses. I knock them down all the time. Not political ads so much but condo and plastic surgery ads.

Supposedly Thai's are so respectful but I think they use it all up on Wai's etc. How about saving some for traffic safety, air/water/noise pollution and not impeding sidewalks.

What sidewalks? I respectfully suggest that you need to adjust your attitude. What an expat might think is a sidewalk is actually an extension of whatever shop it is in front of, or it's a parking space for any and all vehicles and you cannot overlook that it's as vital pathway for motorbike traffic.

He is a Thai American. If his name was Woods it would be OK.

I hope two of the demands from the Muslim side during the negotiations are the people who were responsible for the Krue Sae mosque and the Tak Bai massacre have charges brought against them with an ensuing trial.

The trial should be under the Shariah law.

There are few industries existing who are more corrupt than the US drug companies. Unfortunately this corruption filters down to the doctors and the insurance companies. The best example I can give you is my own experience. While still living in the US, I was prescribed three medications. I had insurance and the co-payment was $20 per prescription. That was $60 every month and the prescription was only good for 30 days. When I retired and came to live in Thailand, I took those drugs to a Thai doctor to try to duplicate them. The Thai doctor advised me to throw them away. He prescribed one 20 mg blood pressure drug and a baby aspirin every day and to come back to see him in a week. After the second visit to the doctor, he said I was fine. The cost of the blood pressure drug is still 300 baht for one hundred foil wrapped tablets and no prescription necessary. I don't remember the cost of the baby aspirins but I buy them in bottles of one thousand. My monthly cost went from $60 with insurance to a bit over $3 without insurance.

I went to a hospital in north Bangkok, for what appeared to be a minor stroke. The GP gave me allot of pills and sent me to a neurologist. He told me the one pill was basically rat poison, and for me to take 60 mg. aspirin instead, no stroke.

is the driver not responsable for his his car is maintianed and safe to drive? is there no periodic control of the cars here, in europe the car and trucks undergo periodic controls, and will be removed from the roads if they not pass. but anyway , the driver of a car is responsable for the car is safe to drive, and if a wheel falls off, due to some loose wheel nuts or things like that, the driver must be hold responsable.

It is a requirement that motor vehicles be inspected every year, Before a vehicle can be registered it be inspected by an authorized station and insurance paid. This does not insure that it is done. every country has laws and regulations but if they are not inforced, things happen.

The Bentley is owned by a Deputy PM.

All land taken by the European Colonialist should be returned, and the 1900 borders recognized. What is now Cambodia was part of Siam before the greed of the Europeans.

Thailand should develop the same operations as the Malaysian VAT 69, which were trained by the SAS.

One could say that these great planers should have thought about this 7 months ago when they were aware of this issue.

Prior Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance.

Hands Up, everyone who suspects that the plan consists of issuing vain pleas for restraint by power-consumers, and issuing denials of any real problem, until May when gas-supplies resume and the cooling monsoon-rainclouds arrive ?

Shut down the parliment, save money, all that comes from there is HOT AIR.