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klauskunkel

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  1. The Thai police again not knowing what to do...the poor fellas

    establish a checkpoint, then about 200-300 meters position some more officers...problem solved, dummies

    Ain't you bright. And exactly what do those redundant officers see that tips them off? Even if two fully operating check points were established a few hundred meters apart they could be worked around in the same way. How long to you think this double-up would be a surprise strategy? Heck the same cab driver could do it and simply charge more for needing to walk further (or he could catch a cab smile.png ) Also there is not unlimited police manpower.

    don't be so negative, techboy. All the BiB has to do is adapt to new situations, be creative and experiment. Instead they complain when someone found a workaround to their old strategies. As for the unlimited manpower, just employ all those cops on inactive posts. tongue.png

  2. What I see in this article is a plea to Thaksin for funding. Ko Tee is the loudest dog in the pack and he wants to get paid, is all really.

    "Look Thaksin, how loud I can bark (give me money). I threaten everybody for you and Yingluck (give me Money). I am a force to be reckoned with (give me MONEY). I am ready for action (give me MONEY)."

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  3. So now, instead of, give me 200Baht or I will issue a ticket, it will be give me 400Baht, or I will take you to court, where you have to pay 800Baht.thumbsup.gif

    and then the negotiations start:

    By the time you get me to court, you will loose out on 1000Baht of potential fines, so I pay you 200Baht and you continue hunting...

    (but maybe this is over the BiB's head, since it involves creative forward thinking and proactivity...giggle.gif )

  4. It's not "North Korea" that is committing these crimes. It's specific individuals in that government who are the criminals. So, UN, name these individuals publicly, if you have the balls, list them on a "most disgusting, heinous people alive" website, publish and broadcast...are you afraid they going to sue you?

    "North Korea is bad" will not raise an eyebrow, but "butterball with funky haircut tortures people to death daily and then dances a jig" may get more attention...

  5. >"...A firebrand hardliner..."

    If that is correct, what does that make AV, and Chuan Leekpai, etc., etc.

    The Media just cannot help itself, trying to denigrate leadership of the electoral majority elements.

    Makes me so respectful of the Thai electorate, who see through this smoke.

    Heard an interesting point from some Red Shirts this morning...With Thida marginally removed from UDD Leadership, although still the leading theoretician, could pave the way back for my hero, Arisman....The guy who initially knocked AV off his unelected, pretentious pedestal in Pattaya. Apparently Arisman and Thida were not the best of buddies.

    "The backdrop is a longstanding struggle between a royalist establishment, backed by the judiciary and the military, and Yingluck's billionaire family which has strong support in the northern half of Thailand"

    As usual, the media will always couch historical context within its' desired spin.......The struggle referenced in above quote was not with "Yingluck's billionaire family", but with the electoral Majority.

    The unelectable PAD-Dem's and anti-Democrats always try to hide their electoral futility and anti-Democracy impulses, and all the reasons for that, via misleading contextualization.

    Informed electoral observers and Political junkies are not fooled.

    Who's been writing your recent posts for you? Your "language" and "writing style" seem to have changed considerably.

    Well, he still uses favorite terms like "denigrate", which occur in 90% of his posts, that and him announcing Arisman as his hero (I can't determine if this was ironic...) makes me believe this is a genuine "Frysian boppe" post, valued on the open market at 5.95 baht. But, you are right, it seems less convoluted, however, more poetic in style: "pretentious pedestal in Pattaya" a real gem for an alliteration. clap2.gif

  6. "Something needs to be done! But we are soooo powerless...especially when dealing with Phuket's tuk-tuk government run by a "powerful, senior person" dressed in black! There is nothing we can do, we are sooo weak, booohooohooo! Can Mr Ban Ki Moon please come and help the Phuket police once he is finished in Bangkok? We will give him a free ride from the airport...oh, sorry, can't do that...we will give him a Rolex! Oh Buddah, the whole world is laughing at us, again."

    source: a high ranking Phuket police officer, dressed in pink

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