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  1. 4 hours ago, kickstart said:

    I am going to the airport on Monday, coming down from Lopburi ,is the Airport Link open yet.

    Thanks.


    The Airport link has always been open. Nothing has changed.

    If you mean the three airport connection (DMK, BKK and Utapao), then no. But the airport link in Bangkok is working as normal.

  2. 12 hours ago, Eloquent pilgrim said:

     

    Not surprising that you have the temerity to claim another poster had insinuated something he clearly had not; just so you could attack Yaxley with more vitriol.

     

    Yaxley is almost a lone voice in the UK, in trying to keep the thousands of acts of the vile muslim rapists from fading from the collective consciousness. The acts that you and your ilk are only too happy to see forgotten.

     

    It is a shame that rather than reserve some of your hatred for these vile, muslim, monsters, you reserve it all for a man trying to stop people forgetting their heinous acts; says everything about your enabling attitude, which is a huge part of the problem, not just in the UK, but in all of Europe, with the exception of the Visegrad Group … left wing bedwetters sleepwalking Europe into an Islamic state

     

     

     


    I have said it before and I'll say it again - Yaxley doesn't care about vile monster rapists - as long as they are white, and even better if they were part of the EDL. He protected paedophiles, stood up for them, even protested to have them released from custody. What are your thoughts on this? Please answer.

    Yaxley didn't expose the Muslim gangs. He had nothing to do with it whatsoever. But he saw a bandwagon he could jump on to raise money (for himself). Please discuss. How did he expose these gangs? He didn't.

     

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    It is a shame that rather than reserve some of your hatred for these vile, muslim, monsters, you reserve it all for a man trying to stop people forgetting their heinous acts; says everything about your enabling attitude, which is a huge part of the problem, not just in the UK, but in all of Europe, with the exception of the Visegrad Group … left wing bedwetters sleepwalking Europe into an Islamic state


    This is just racist nonsense that doesn't deserve a response. Can you debate using adult words? "Left wing bedwetters", "vile Muslim monsters", "Islamic state". Can you actually make an argument that we can discuss?? Or do you just want to throw out racist and right wing cliches?

    Waiting.

  3. On 6/4/2024 at 4:34 PM, Kinok Farang said:

    PS,haven't been to Samet for 20 years but the beaches there took some beating years ago.

    Samet is clean and beautiful. I used to go often, starting from 28 years ago. I agree it got beaten and maybe 15 years ago I checked out of a three night stay - at a good resort - after one day because it was filthy. I was with my parents and it was embarrassing, we checked out and went to Centara Grand Mirage in Pattaya! Yeah, it was that bad.

    I didn't go back for maybe 17-18 years but went back a few years ago and was very pleasantly surprised. Been back a few times since and it is spotless, clean sand, clean water, great restaurants. My kids love it, I would recommend it to anyone (after definitely not recommending it for a long time).

    Thailand has cleaned up its act in many respects. Samui is another place I used to go to regularly when I first came here but stopped for a long time. Now I love it again, clean and pretty.

  4. 14 minutes ago, Eloquent pilgrim said:

     

    Where did he say that, and if he didn't, why are you misquoting him ?

    What the hell are you talking about?

    I replied to, and quoted, a poster who said:

    "After reading that lot, your true self has come to the fore, and it ain't pretty."

    And I asked if Yaxley was pretty as that was the insinuation of the poster.

    That was clear, don't make up claims for me please. Grown up arguments only, don't make things up.

  5. 17 minutes ago, BigBruv said:

    Tommy bangs on about muslim rape gangs, "stands wiv Israel", said he'd fight for Israel in the war on the front lines (yeah right)  and so on but you'll never hear him mention the Jews taking back and refusing extradition of their pea dohs.

     

    Double standards much?

     

    'Just a working class lad' who wants Gazans sent the the UK after his Israeli pals have evicted them and stolen their land and homes 👍

     

    Can anyone explain why so-called 'UK nationalist hero' 'Tommy' RabbiSon always is always kissing Jewish ass?

     

    Mugs who fall for his race grifting are not brits they are <deleted but rhymes with it's>

     

    I'd deport you all to Pattaya but no need since most of you are no doubt there already

     

     

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    https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/israel-safe-haven-paedophiles-jerusalem-sex-abuse-jewish-community-watch-a7445246.html


    Yaxley-Lennon does not care about paedophiles, full stop. He cares about brown ones as it gives him a bandwagon to jump on and some good fund raising opportunities. He has a history of, at best, ignoring paedophilia is his own organisation, or, at worst, defending paedophiles in his own organisation.  He not only defended Richard Price but he led campaigns to have him released! Disgusting paedophile defending hypocrite. He also - despite warnings - jeopardised the trials of the grooming gangs and almost caused them to be released or re-trialled.. All for his own ends. No concern for justice, only concern for his bank balance.

    And yet his knuckle dragging followers think the grooming gangs were caught because "he wasn't afraid to speak out" which is just laughable. He didn't care / didn't know and only got involved when the case was very advanced and he saw a bandwagon. And then he nearly caused justice not to be done.

    Yaxley-Lennon is an odious thug who plays the game for his own enrichment. Nothing more, nothing less. But of course the racists love him and believe everything that comes out of his lying mouth.

  6. 17 minutes ago, Pib said:

     

    You sure you didn't see a 2024 "black" Atto 3?   For 2024 they dropped the red color and replaced it with black.   I've seen several black Atto 3's on the roads.

     


    No, it was definitely a Seal U. Red plates. Maybe it's an advance model for dealers, not sure, but definitely was a Seal U. I was going to take a photo but we were driving in opposite directions and by the time I got my phone he'd already gone past. 

     

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    Don't use above website...it hasn't been update for years.  Use below which is the website of the sole/official distributor of BYD vehicles in Thailand....it's where the BYD dealerships get all of their BYD cars.  And I didn't think the BYD Seal U had been released yet in Thailand....it's not shown as an available model at below website.

    https://www.reverautomotive.com/en/rever-care


    Ah thank you, this is helpful. Looks like it's not released so it must be either an advance for the dealers or perhaps a grey import?

    It was on Thonglor so I'm going for hi-so Thai wanting one first so importing it through the grey market. But just a guess.

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  7. 5 hours ago, Social Media said:

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    Nigel Farage Announces Candidacy and Leadership of Reform UK


    Nigel Farage has confirmed his candidacy for MP in Clacton and his return as leader of Reform UK. After initially stating he wouldn't stand, Farage made an "emergency general election announcement" this morning. Richard Tice, the former leader of Reform UK, invited Farage to take over the leadership, citing his capacity to lead from the front.

     

    Farage expressed that millions would feel let down if he didn't step up, emphasizing his belief that Reform UK will secure seats and potentially surpass the Conservative Party in votes. In a video message, Farage declared his intent to "make Britain great again," signaling his political comeback with a strong message to voters.

     

    Reaction from Conservatives
    The announcement has sparked significant reaction among Conservatives. Former MPs and Cabinet ministers have voiced their frustration over the party's handling of the threat from the right. One former minister criticized the party's "incompetence," while another expressed regret over not forming an alliance with Reform UK to counter Labour. Nadine Dorries, a former Cabinet minister and ally of Boris Johnson, suggested that if Johnson were still leader, Farage wouldn't have felt the need to run. She criticized those who removed Johnson, suggesting their actions might lead to the Conservative Party's decline.

     

    A Conservative spokesperson accused Farage of aiding Labour leader Keir Starmer by dividing the right-wing vote, potentially enabling Labour to pursue policies contrary to Farage's lifelong anti-EU stance. They argued that only the Conservatives under Rishi Sunak could offer a secure future for the UK.

     

    Implications for Major Parties
    The announcement has significant implications for both major parties, but particularly the Conservatives. A former Tory Cabinet minister described Farage's move as "bad news for both major parties, but sadly worse news for the Conservatives," acknowledging Farage's influence and ability to attract votes. Farage noted there had been no approach from the Tories for a potential electoral pact, asserting that Reform UK aims to become the primary opposition voice in Parliament. He affirmed Richard Tice's support for his decision, stating Tice is "delighted" with the leadership change.

     

    Farage's Vision and Goals
    Farage believes Reform UK could secure more votes than the Conservatives, aiming for millions more votes than UKIP achieved in 2015. He is focused on addressing public dissatisfaction with current governance, emphasizing a need for boldness to reverse national decline. Farage intends to lead a "political revolt" against the status quo, targeting inefficiencies in public services and broader systemic issues.

     

    Campaign Plans
    Farage will officially launch his candidacy in Clacton tomorrow, marking the start of his campaign. He plans to lead Reform UK not only through the upcoming election but for the next five years, aiming to garner substantial support and effect significant political change. Farage's strategy includes appealing to disaffected voters who might currently lean towards Labour out of disgust with the status quo, encouraging them to support a movement they believe in.

     

     

     

    Credit: Daily Telegraph 2024-06-04

     

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    Excellent, I fully support Nigel in his bid to make it eight in a row.

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  8. 2 hours ago, FruitPudding said:

     

    Well, if the topic is migration it is definitely relevant. 

     

    They couldn't have raped those girls if they weren't allowed in the UK.

     


    Compelling argument. "If we didn't let them in they couldn't rape our women."

    So out of those convicted, how many were born in the UK?

     

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    Should the UK not protect its girls from those monsters instead of leaving the door open for them?


    See, that's why it is pointless arguing with right wingers because they always bring in ridiculous comparisons or arguments. So you inferring that because I think Yaxley-Lennon is a selfish hypocrital thug that is only interesting in his own wealth, then that means I don't think girls should be protected from rape. Right.  I must admit, you got me there - yes, of course I believe we shouldn't protect girls from rape, well done, I walked right in to your trap and now I feel so foolish.

     

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  9. 2 minutes ago, Eloquent pilgrim said:

     

     

     

    Absolute nonsense; your comment didn’t go over his, or anybody else’s head. You did not like the fact that I had mentioned it was white girls that the muslim gangs raped. You even suggested that it would be better not to mention that, and just say young girls ….. so nothing you said or implied went over anyone’s head; but with your apologist attitude, continually trying to deflect any criticism away from any muslims, I’m sure the Guardian would employ you.

     

     


    Who am I apologising for? The were vile creatures and committed sickening crimes.

    My original post was highlighting the fact that you thought you needed to mention that they raped white girls, like it should make any difference what colour their victims were. Just an odd thing to highlight (for most people).

    Yaxley-Lennon had nothing to do with them being caught by the way. In fact he came very close to seeing them set free by his reckless, self serving actions (which boosted his donations nicely no doubt). I said it before, I'll say it again, he doesn't care about paedophiles. He only cares about himself and his bank balance and the goons like yourself who contribute to it.

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  10. 30 minutes ago, theblether said:

    I'm going to be controversial and the English coterie among my friends have discussed this. Why was there no grooming gang scandal in Scotland or Ireland? 

     

    Why did the only attempted terrorist attack in Scotland result in a majestic calamity for the perpetrators? Why has there never been a similar attack in Ireland? 

     

    Why did 40 people stand and watch the killers of Lee Evans peacock around the street for 20 minutes? Do you think 40 Scots or Irish would have done that?

     

    This goes back to Harold Wilson and Denis Healy mid-60's and has continued since. The English have crapped it and ran from their major cities. You have literally surrendered London, Bradford and others. 

     

    And here's the difference. The Scots and Irish would have taken the groomers away early doors. We look on with utter amazement at what the English have allowed. 

     

    Why did I mention Wilson? He knew that Scotland would kick off due to The Troubles. He feared that. He did not fear the English kicking off as you don't have the societal bond of the Celts. 

     

    Hundreds of years of religious war  prepped a certain psychology. 


    Right, so here are the Scots taking away the groomers early doors. Good job they couldn't get away with it in their communities - the Scots wouldn't allow it. Er, oh.

    https://news.sky.com/story/seven-members-of-paedophile-gang-guilty-of-running-monstrous-child-sex-abuse-ring-13008082

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