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4 minutes ago, metempsychotic said:
how do several violent deaths in pattaya or an altercation resulting in death at a hotel, or similar tourist related deaths equate to it being unsafe to raise a family in thailand?
But this topic is not about the actual raising of a family in Thailand.
It's about the murder of a tourist in one of Thailand's major holiday resorts.
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8 minutes ago, metempsychotic said:
odd. i raised a daughter here without issue.
thing about random violence is ......
its random.
Like the attack on that family in Hua Hin who were kicked unconscious. Was that 'odd' as well?
That was also random but I bet they'll never come to Thailand again.
Neither will this Sikh woman and her now fatherless child. Perhaps that's 'odd' too.
Was the British man dying of the injuries he received outside the Mandarin Agogo in Pattaya just another random incident. Was it also odd.
Stories of attacks on or the murder of tourists in the LOS are becoming more common than in other holiday destinations. There seems to be a lot of 'random' violence going on in the resorts of Thailand these days and perhaps that's another reason why fewer Westerners are visiting.
Off the top of my head I can think of several violent deaths in Pattaya alone over the years and also incidents in which tourists have been beaten by Thai 'doormen'. I witnessed one such attack. That was a bit too 'random' for my liking. And there was nothing even the slightest bit 'odd' about it.
And a reduction in the number of tourists is only going to result in more violence as some locals turn to crime to get whatever it is they need to survive.
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4 hours ago, marf said:
If someone was singing on a hotel balcony at 4am, I think it quite likely that at least one of the nearby guests would be disturbed and open the hotel door to go into the corridor before knocking on the door of the person causing the disturbance.
If someone is the type of person who thinks nothing of disturbing others at 4am (perhaps through alcohol, perhaps not) then I think it's likely that a confrontation would ensue, escalating into violence.Perhaps the other guests were heavy sleepers, didn't want to get involved. Someone called the police, I'm sure. I'm also sure that the arrested guy had a story different to what actually happened, maybe claimed self defence and said the other guy attacked him, we don't know...
Apparently this Norwegian was something of an iron bender and did not look like the sort of person any of us would care to take issue with.
The Sikh family were unfortunate that they were put next to him and the hotel security should have nipped the Norwegian's drunken behaviour in the bud when it started.
What on earth made the Thai authorities think that a foreigner was going to hang about to face justice after he'd just been caught bang to rights killing someone. It was odds on that he was going to try and scarper.
If I was a family man I'd think twice about bringing my family to the Land of Smiles.
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6 minutes ago, Isaan sailor said:Botox Nancy and the Democrats favor open borders, and impeachment. She lives in a huge walled mansion in SanFran, yet refuses to take in the homeless or illegal aliens.
The wise woman probably does not want to become a victim of what happened in the UK the other day at London Bridge. And for the second time in that very vicinity of our capital city.
Yet the culprits were from the same band of extremists Nancy and her toadying cronies would be happy to flood the US with.
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6 hours ago, kingdong said:
Well I hope the police who shot him are disciplined,they only shot him twice,they should have given him a few more to be on the safe side
Why not. And why only two bullets.
They managed to put seven in the head of a Brazilian electrician who it has since been proven had nothing to do with any terrorist organisation.
Let's be honest about it they're wary of targeting Islamic terrorists until they've committed an offence. By which time it's too late.
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9 hours ago, Yadon Toploy said:
Have you been branded a pedophile on social media by someone with 30 million followers?
You can bet he's never called someone a paedophile to their face either. He has not got the guts, neither has Musk.
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On 11/13/2019 at 10:49 PM, beautifulthailand99 said:Can't they do a 2 month at their Thai Embassy , extend a month at immigration and at the end have a nice break by air in an adjoining country whilst bringing plenty of evidence of accommodation and a ticket back to satisfy immigration at the border ?
Apparently you have to apply for that 2 month SETV on line in some countries and it's not as straight forward as it was. Some older blokes do not even know how to turn a computer on let alone apply on line for a visa.
Then you've got to chase down to Jomtien and hope you can get another month's extension.
People want to be able to relax for the 3 or 4 months, not have to go chasing about or flying in and out of Thailand while they're on winter break or a long holiday. It's bad enough having to fly for hours on end and half way round the world just to get to Thailand.
Then you have to contend with ever rising prices prices, a lousy exchange rate and the worsening and increasingly mercenary attitude of the locals once you've arrived there.
As others have said I also know a couple of regular visitors who are calling it a day and one of my ex pat chums who has been in Pattaya for 12 years is going back to the UK in February and may not come back. He says it's not the Thailand he knew before and he's had it with the place.
Some people simply don't want the aggravation, that's why fewer falangs will be coming to Thailand for long holidays in the future. I'm in Pattaya right now and it's the quietest I've ever seen it at this time of the year. It can and will only get worse.
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5 hours ago, legend49 said:
I have never heard a country leader use such name calling, and insults before he roosted in the WH. No wonder the world has respect for Vladimir Putin who never lowers his self esteem to playground language.
Putin can't speak enough English to express himself in what we might recognise as playground language.
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28 minutes ago, Sujo said:
Any US president is a temp.
I think in this type of discussion where we refer to a POTUS being a 'temp' most people would conclude that it means only serving one term in office.
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14 minutes ago, Tug said:Don’t worry nato trump is a temp!
I for one would not say he's a temp.
Some say he's favourite to win a second term in 2020.
They also said Hilary was gonna beat him in 2016. And Britain was gonna vote to stay in the EU.
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2 hours ago, mercman24 said:funny how they come out of the woodwork, many years later, another yank in my book, seeking her minute of fame, oh he did this, he did that, i could write a book about when i was in the music industry many moons ago, even at the local disco, young girls throwing themselves at the DJ, i am not condoning anything here before the holier than though lot chime up,(who know jack <deleted>) it was a fact back in the day, 14 year olds dolling themselves up to look 18, to get into a club, it still goes on to this day. we even parked outside the local school once to try and indentify some, but they hid their face and ran away when they saw us
It's strange how these tarts wait till they're over the hill to come out with these stories.
And just as strange how they never recall having had sex with Joe Bloggs the postman or one of his pals from the pub or the local disco.
All about money.
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12 minutes ago, Nigel Garvie said:
Next time you are going under the (University medical school) surgeons knife, do make sure to give him one of your looney right wing lectures about liberal brain washing. He will probably ask the Aneasthetist not to bother with the Morphine!
Next time you are driving your 3 ton truck over a bridge labelled "Max load 2 tons" do make sure to give the (University educated) engineer one of your looney right wing lectures about liberal brain washing. He will probably say "Go right ahead, drive over it, be my guest"!
Engineers and members of the medical professions are not politicians.
Next time there is a terrorist atrocity in our country I hope to see the Police or the Army in attendance.
You can hope your university educated politicians come to the rescue and just pray that they don't make as much of a shambles of it as they have of getting us out of the EU and flooding the country with those that hate us and everything we used to stand for.
Which is what this topic is about.
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6 hours ago, melvinmelvin said:campaigning for uneducated MPs?
If you think that cutting future leaders off from life in the real world by force feeding them liberal doctrine in universities for several years is a suitable educational requirement for the running of a country then that's your choice. Whether you like him or not the only politician who says what the rest of us think and how things are is Nigel Farage. He did not go to any university.
You don't get an education at a university you get a liberal brain washing.
You need no nonsense level headed practical businessmen to successfully run anything especially a country. Not academic book worms who've never done a day's real work in their lives but want a life of Riley by jumping on the political bandwagon.
Look at the mess these Oxford and Cambridge wallahs have been allowed to make of the UK in the last few decades. London has become the knife crime capital of Europe and a regular target for Islamic terrorists thanks to these hand wringing liberal nincompoops.
Try living in a city where you don't know if a family loved one is going to get butchered or blown to pieces when they go out to work.
Or perhaps like Sadiq Khan you think that that's part and parcel of living in the capital city of what used to be England.
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4 hours ago, Nigel Garvie said:
This post is about Johnson and tougher sentences. The dead man's family begged Johnson, politicians in general, and the right wing Tory gutter press NOT to use his son to score political party points for the election.
Johnson ignored the request of the dead man's father.
This describes his response.
The father of a man killed in the London Bridge terror attack has shared posts calling Boris Johnson's response to the murders "beyond disgusting".
David Merritt, whose son Jack was one of two people killed by convicted terrorist Usman Khan on Friday, condemned the prime minister and Priti Patel, the home secretary, for using the attack as justification for a series of tougher criminal policies.
What he actually said was that the Tories were using his son's death to promote "vile propaganda" and shared a tweet accusing Mr Johnson of trying to "make political gain from people's death in a terror incident".
Johnson has fallen into the sub human scum category. What this implies about the values of people who know who he is, his serial and casual lying, and what he has now done, and yet will still vote for him, hardly bears thinking about.
That's what happens when you introduce a university education into the mix.
It's time the politicians started asking Joe Bloggs' for advice and guidance when it comes to terrorism. There's not an MP in Westminster who did not receive a few years of liberal university brainwashing.
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In a few weeks it will be all forgotten and it will all go back to as it is now.
Just more wind and air from another namby pamby politician like the 'lessons have been learned' claptrap.
The only time something concrete will be done is when these radicals target the useless clowns in Westminster and continue doing so.
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It makes you wonder what the quality of Hollywood movies will be like when De Niro, Pesci, Pacino, Harvey Keitel and Jack Nicholson are gone.
Between them they've made some memorable films.
It won't be many years now and who will step into their shoes?
No one has ever replaced Errol Flynn, Steve McQueen or Clarke Gable.
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1 hour ago, freethinker said:
Was there a couple of years ago for the last time. Went down WS to hit MIX and on the darker path between MC Donald's and MIx i started getting accosted by a ladyboy. I first told her off very politely (in Thai) but this just seemed to encourage the lady boy to follow me and start grabbing me. I got <deleted> and told the lady boy to stop following me and go away and then out of nowhere some white girl comes up to me and starts chastising me for talking to a ladyboy like that. I of course, told her to <deleted> off and went on my way but my night had already been ruined. I can deal with the ladyboys but i surely can't deal with white girls in Pattaya.
The white girl was probably his pimp.
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1 hour ago, nkg said:He is definitely British by birth. However, he had travelled to Pakistan. Here's an article from The Guardian:
1 hour ago, nkg said:He had planned to establish a “terrorist military training facility” on land owned by his family in Kashmir, according to sentencing remarks.
So his family own land in Kashmir yet he's in the UK living on benefits. talk about Madhouse Britain!
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1 hour ago, alfieconn said:
They might have been born and bred in the UK but you can bet your life they have Pakistani Passports so they can be deported, just like when they are on the run from a crime go they running back to Pakistan thats how British they are !
Like the three Pakistanis who butchered 15 year old Kriss Donald up in Glasgow did.
They selected and killed him in the worst way possible way because he was white and British in 2004 when Tony Blair was Prime Minister. They then ran off to Pakistan.
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3 hours ago, DannyCarlton said:What part of "you can't deport a Brit from the UK" don't you understand?
The matter should not be made a problem for members of the real British public these fanatics victimise in spite of people like yourself who appear to think that's acceptable.
In a sane society any threat or risk of violence from a member of a radical ethnic culture or community should be imprisoned then on release given 12 hours to leave the country. Where they go is up to them.
We don't want them released back into the general population. What part of that don't you understand? Would you want him living in your neighbourhood let alone in your house.
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4 hours ago, DannyCarlton said:Deport him where? He was born and bred British.
Who cares. Send him back to Pakistan where his roots are. Or dump him in the middle of the North Sea one night.
"Born and bred British" my ar$e! He's no more British than Osama Bin Laden was.
Joanna Lumley and Cliff Richard were born in India yet they're not Indian. A mouse could be born in a stable, that does not make it a horse.
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13 minutes ago, TopDeadSenter said:
"However, in 2013 - just over a year after Khan was jailed - Lord Justice Leveson, sitting with two other judges at the Court of Appeal, quashed that sentence.
They found the original trial judge had “wrongly characterised” Khan’s plans as more dangerous than some of the other defendants in his terror cell."
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/11/30/leveson-ruling-opened-door-killers-early-release/
Secretary of justice that year was Chris Grayling.
In my mind this case is a no-brainer. Lord Leveson and Chris Grayling must serve life sentences with no chance of parole. Doing the murderers sentence by proxy if you like. They decided to plonk a whackjob jihadi into the midst of an unarmed public, it sounds like murder to me.
Bang on the nail. Well said.
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If he'd been deported as he should have been this would never have happened. But as usual the human rights of terrorists are the first priority in Madhouse Britain,
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Police say killing of British man on holiday in Phuket is murder
in Phuket News
Posted · Edited by yogi100
What a stupid remark.
Why not try asking the wife of the victim in this topic where she thinks it's 'much safer'.
I'll bet she'd tell you she wished they'd stayed in London and had never even considered coming to Thailand.