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klauskunkel

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  1. missing a point: 9, **Indian Gold Necklace Snatch**: A valuable contribution the the country's GDP.
  2. as has the prose in news reporting.
  3. No, they don't. All the people got to do is wear the Anti-Sham Amulet, blessed by some monk.
  4. So, the "missing annual records" are in actuality "missing money". I was not aware that in American bureaucratic lingo the term "money" is either synonymous, or was replaced with the term "records". I wonder where that was recorded, or should I say moneyed, cashed, chequed?
  5. Itthipol's timeline from a ThaiPBS article on September 06, 2023 Former Culture Minister Itthiphol Kunplome wanted on corruption charges has left Thailand for Cambodia before an arrest warrant was issued against him, said an immigration police source on Wednesday. Ittiphol boarded Cambodia Airways flight KR0702 from Bangkok to Phnom Penh on August 30, the source said. tthiphol was supposed to report to the provincial public prosecutor to acknowledge the charges filed against him by the Region 2 NACC, but he did not do so, prompting the prosecutor to issue a summons. Again, he failed to show up and is believed to have fled from Thailand on August 30, so the prosecutor sought at an arrest warrant. from The Nation article on October 09, 2023 Itthipol disembarked his flight from Phnom Penh at Suvarnabhumi Airport at 10am and was immediately taken into custody by immigration police. The arrest warrant was issued last month after Itthipol fled Thailand on August 30, one day after the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) ordered him to be prosecuted. At 12.35pm on Monday, Itthipol was taken to the OAG’s Area 2 Office for corruption cases in Rayong’s Muang district to hear the charges. He was accompanied by his lawyer. He smiled at waiting reporters as he entered the building, but made no comment. I read this as follows: The prosecutors waited 15 years and charged him one month before the statute expired. He subsequently fled to Cambodia for a month and came back beginning of October, about 20 days after his case's statute had expired. And now these charges were dismissed by the court on the grounds that the statute had expired. A finely choreographed charade, paid for by the Thai taxpayer. He did not "take advantage of" or "play" the system, he followed every step in the way the system was designed for, from the way the prosecutors "prosecuted", to the limit of the "limited" statutes, to the court's "courted" verdict. Beautiful.
  6. That, and because of his complexion. It's a multi-layered codename for a multi-layered piece of work.
  7. They missed quite a few lunches in their haste
  8. "𝄞♪ I put a tail on you because you're mine You better stop the things you do I tell you, I ain't lying... 𝅘𝅥𝅯" CCR cover by The Sharp Snoops
  9. The analysis express cost was charged to the public, which prompted another outcry demanding a probe into the charge, which will also be charged to the public...
  10. "It's my party, and I'll cry if I want to Cry if I want to, cry if I want to..."
  11. Thais feel the urgent need to decorate their surroundings as much as possible, it's an expression of love for their country.
  12. His Russian handlers refer to him as Agent Orange
  13. For example, the PM's escapist decision to jet set to Europe and Japan next week will surely foster some sort of dynamic.
  14. ...while thinking: "This journey will help me escape having to deal with Thaksin's meddling in my government."
  15. Oh Srettha, don't make statements like that. You could now be perceived as a child that has been ordered to leave the room, so adults could talk...
  16. Insulting a principle, hurt its feelings, its dignity and its pride... I think Sonthiya Sawasdee just unwittingly provided "the Nose" with a treasure trove of comedic material. Well done Mr. Pompous Official.
  17. Nobel Peace Prize, then a seat on the Privy Council staring down Prayut
  18. One could substitute "Dad" with "Mom", and "Thailand" with "Jamaica", but maybe that would spoil the narrative...
  19. Underscoring..., yup, the previous highlighting didn't work, so underscoring it is. What's next, emboldening?
  20. I am willing to bet that they never went to any of these beaches in person. Copy/Paste, Collate, AI, Algorithm..., but no firsthand.
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