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Funny. You can't decide so you resort to underhand remarks. You want to feel hatred for someone you don't know, have probably never met and who has no affect on your life. I prefer to feel love for those closest to me. That's the difference.

The gutter press don't care what he's called. If he and his family changed their names and moved away to a far away land, the press would follow.

Please reply to my comment. . Just that comment. No need to ask me questions.

Losing his titles won't make any difference. He's still Harry, son of King Charles

The kids are living in the country of their mother's birth. Lillibet in the country of her birth. My wife, I and our daughter live in UK right now. Our daughter was born in Thailand. I didn't realise that makes be a bad father.

Really? You know every member of the British Public? We are? Who is we? The easiest thing to do to "stop hearing about him and his trashy wife" it to stop reading the articles about them. Yet, here you are. Strange. He isn't and never was a tax pilferer.

Suffered? Really? I have to say, I don't feel I've had any suffering. He gets on with his life. I get on with mine. I beli

Renouncing his British citizenship would deem him stateless. Why would he do that? Regardless of the hatred on this topic, it should be remembered Harry is a father and needs to take care of his family.

The fact the embezzled money was supposed to be used for a second referendum, it seems the leaders at the time weren't really interested in independence anyway.

Only thing is, they are the reasons you think he left, not the reasons he decided to leave.

You've done it again. Make your point. Don't exaggerate. A balance reasoning behind the hate will be received my others more willingly.

Another unsubstantiated comment. Care to back that up with evidence? If not, you've made a false assumption just as you did with the Sydney stabbings.

Thank you for agreeing with my comment. Quite a Uturn.

Agreed but, remember one thing. You quoted a poster who was insistent the Sydney attacks were terrorism and, as such, must have been carried out by a Muslim.

No. I quoted a comment that said " nothing but price increase". I pointed out that is incorrect as some prices have decreased. That, I believe, is inline with recent data.

I don't recall quoting ONS.

Indeed they are deluded. Lots of food prices have fallen, utilities prices have fallen and fuel prices are 60p a litre down on 2 years ago. Interest rates are not high. They are below average.

Then you haven't been to the villages. Sure, some housing estates are going up, also some decent houses being privately built. However, the majority are similar to the picture, or at least what the one in the picture will be when finished. In fact, along the route to Buriram from Surin you'll see many houses built old style, on stilts, with the farm machinery on tge dirt ground floor.

You do realise Surin and Buriram are vast provinces, not just small towns, don't you? As an example, someone on here mentioned Rattanaburi. Take a trip there and look at the villages on the way. Travel along the 226 between Buriram and Surin and take a look at the villages on the way.

Not needed. It's for UK. Thank you.

A very broad statement. There are many areas in both provinces you mention that are poor.

A sensible, informative reply. Good to see. Thank you @Smokin Joe.

Has anyone attempted to get an overseas police check from Thai police whilst living outside of Thailand, for a teaching job overseas? Thanks.

According to official data from Europol, the European Union’s law enforcement agency, in the 4 years between 2011 and 2014 there were 746 terrorist attacks in Europe. Of these, only eight were religiously-inspired, which is 1% of the total. But even the perpetrators of these acts were not all Muslim. In 2013, there were 152 terrorist attacks in Europe. Only two of them were “religiously motivated”, while 84 were predicated on ethno-nationalist or separatist beliefs. Between 2006 and 2010, member states recorded 2,131 terrorist attacks in the EU and only eight were “Islamist”. That means Muslim terrorists were responsible for a meagre 0.3 percent of EU terrorism during those years. The Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism (START) documented 2,400 terrorist attacks in the United States from 1970 to 2012. Of these, approximately 60 were carried out by Muslims. In other words, approximately 2.5% of all terrorist attacks on US soil between 1970 and 2012 were carried out by Muslims. This is a tiny proportion of all attacks. An FBI study looking at terrorism committed on US soil between 1980 and 2005 found that 94 percent of the terror attacks were committed by non-Muslims. https://columbanird.org/muslims-are-not-terrorists-and-neither-are-most-terrorists-muslims/

The names I quoted; Brandon Russell, The Base, Anders Behring Breivik, John Timothy Earnest, Patrick Crusius, committed terrorist attacks, yes. They are all white.