klauskunkel
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Frankly, those Top Gear viewers being outraged on behalf of the "International Slope Association" should first proof that they are qualified slopes themselves before commenting.
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Why does the Lottery Office have a Pol. Maj-Gen. as director and why was there a need for a Pol. Lieut-Gen to be present to oversee the 16th drawing? Just to keep them busy after their retirement?
It's an inactive post...
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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.
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...
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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...
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My mom told me not to hug strangers
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I volunteer TAT for the Dummy of the Year award.
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Meanwhile, the CMPO director said that he would not attend the Election Commission’s meeting to scrutinize the center’s budget, claiming that he was not the one responsible for the budget’s disbursement.
Hearing this, the EC denies further budget requests...
Then Chalerm accuses the EC of obstructing the CMPO's mission...
Then the EC tells Chalerm to go and get therapy...
After that we hear news of grenade attacks on EC members houses...
Then the EC says it's all a big misunderstanding...
Then Chalerm says: "hic!"
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How does that line go in the Thai National Anthem, you can here it twice a day, oh yes:
"khon thai rak sangop!", meaning: "Thai people like serenity, peace and quiet"
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>"...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.
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Bravo the Thai police. They received a message from a powerful, senior person to generate positive news on arrests of foreigners holding stolen passports, to show the world how serious and able they are about this topic du jour...and here we are. Expect more of the same in the near future...
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"Jatuporn new UDD chief"
Jatuporn has effectively been the leader anyway, with Thida being a very good spokesperson.....It is only natural that Jatuporn take over, now that the Elite are trying to complete their plan to eliminate another elected Govt., via their agencies, etc.
Some of the derogatory comments made about Jatuporn in above Posts, perhaps reflect an underlying fear by PAD-Dem's. that they are up against formidable forces and Opposition now, unlike in 2006.
Jatuporn has massive support within the pro-Democracy Movement. In trying to denigrate the organization by impugning negativity due to lack of elections, one must remember that this is not a Political Party. One can say with certainty, that the Elite better not underestimate his leadership and the respect he garners throughout the UDD. To try and discount him, they are attempting to diminish a major Political figure within the Pro-Democracy Movement....They do so at their own endangerment should they persist in their anti-democratic ways.
"About 6,000 red shirts gathered at Ayutthaya's provincial stadium..."
Yeah right.....Consider the source when reading this.
I won't get into a numbers game, but from those who were there, there is talk from those who were there, that there was not even room to sit anywhere, never mind the mass outside the main venue.
The anti-UDD/PTP media is playing the same game they did during the build-up of anti-coup forces after 2006 and before 2010 R'song. Both ignoring the huge build-up of pro-Democracy and Anti-coup forces and rallies, and grossly under-reporting them, as in above quote.
Then when the Movement hit Bangkok, there was feigned surprise by the media, and genuine surprise by those who believe what they were told.
That is dangerous however, as those who support the Elite, have no idea what they are up against, until it is too late. The PAD-Dem rank-and-file in their support of endeavors to eliminate another elected Govt, and avoiding parliament by exercising Opposition through their user-friendly judiciary and Agencies, underestimate the pro-Democracy forces at their own peril.
Lately I have become somewhat of fan of your posts. I like to solve puzzles, and your contributions have provided me with puzzlement par excellence. A onetime reading of one of your paragraphs is just not enough. For example: "In trying to denigrate the organization by impugning negativity due to lack of elections, one must remember that this is not a Political Party..."
Rarely have I encountered a more convoluted way of trying to convey meaning, and so far a big majority of your post have delivered just that. I wonder sometimes if you google synonyms at the same time you compose your works of art, and then just go with the most sophisticated (in your mind) looking one? Doesn't matter, at any rate keep it going, it keeps me giggling...
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"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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And that is why these courts are called "user friendly" for one side of the political divide.
It is also why the PAD-Dem's want to obstruct the current election, and by extension avoid the convening of Parliament.
Before such 'user friendly' courts and so-called Independent Agencies, they are not the minority they are in parliament....A minority atributed to their electoral futility.........In essence, exercising Opposition outside the Electoral Democratic system of governance.
The more they can excercise Opposition to the Govt. outside Parliament, the more favorable it is to them.
Under normal circumstances, the Opposition would have grilled the Govt. in Parliament, about the deportation of this guy, and one of their brethren-in-arms.
Bottom line IMHO, the obstruction of this election is as much about preventing the convening of Parliament, is it is their fear of electoral results.
Look here:
There is a pending (meaning: it's in the works) court ruling (meaning: complicated stuff you have to obey) re the deportation (meaning: to kick somebody out from the country). So, the Civil Court issued (meaning: the gave) an injunction to suspend (meaning: stop, for now) the deportation order.
That's all. He may very well be deported, depending on the ruling. If this were happen to you, the same process would be open to you as well, your choice if you would do it, or not.
Now, read the original post again and then your reply, which is basically not very well thought out (meaning: some things never change)
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I encountered my last Necromancer while playing "Heroes of Might and Magic VI". I killed the s.o.b.!
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She said she had met Berlusconi while campaigning for a member of his party.
nudge, nudge...the member campaigning must have been very successful...she must have come as a highly recommended member campaigner to then graduate to Berlusconi's
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30 cops for 30 gamblers
That about evened the odds...
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EC to summon Chalerm to explain CMPO's 2 billion baht budget request
"I need the honor...ahem, ssssorry, I need the money, your Honor, so I can do things! I am Pheu Thai! And I am Thai! Unnnerstan? So, give me it!"
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"Hey you guys, have you heard the one about the North Korean General who was going to be executed by dogs? Well, turned out the dogs didn't like Korean food..., the cats, however, were not that fussy! 55555!!"
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Another red shirt leader Nisit Sinthuprai said the protesters will embark in 200 boats, starting from 9am.
memo to Plodsaprob:
time to open a dam...
(it's a joke, I in no way intend to cause or wish to cause hardship, suffering, injury or death to red shirt protesters...)
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Hello,
I've been doing extensions based on marriage for over 7 years. Thinking of changing this to retirement extension...
My question is: what kind of supporting docs do I need? When looking at Imm Bureau Order 305/2551 for required documents, retirement section, I read:
1. App form
2. passport copy
3. evidence of income, or
4. fund deposit cert
5. Only in the case of Criterion (6), the applicant must submit documents equivalent to Clauses 1-4 stated above
What is criterion 6, is it relevant?
What about proof of residence? It's not on the Order, is it needed? If yes, what is a correct proof of residence (my name is not on my wife's tabien baan)?
If Imm does require a proof of residence and if they accept do a copy of my wife's tabien baan, will they still need proof of relationship (marriage cert), since my name is not on the tabien baan?
Are there any other docs to be provided which they did not list on the order, like map to residence?
What if, after retirement extension has been approved, there is a divorce, how would that affect future extensions in terms of supporting docs?
sorry for repeat topic, I did "search" but found more questions...
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The CMPO chief however expressed concern over the anti-graft agency's decision on the government's rice pledging scheme, in which he said, will affect Ms Yingluck's premiership and bar her from performing her duty.
In this case, he said a new caretaker prime minister will be appointed but must be one with public acceptance.
Dr Pol Cap Labour Minister and Ex Dep PM Chalerm then continued saying that he would be humbly ready to accept such a burden if it ever became necessary. He said that he would make a fine Caretaker Prime Minister and would guarantee an end to each and all of the pesky problems plaguing Thailand, within a week (hic!).
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She is a treasure and is somehow managing to hold the country together in the face of these rascals and scallywags. I thought she did very well. She is not a career politician and would probably much rather be doing something else. She is to be commended for her sacrifices on behalf of the people..
I think the rice farmers should be commended for their sacrifices on behalf of the government. Going from low income to no income is extremely partisan and shows how much they value the government they elected.
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UDD to hold mass rally Saturday
Sweeet, can farangs go? on stage? make a speech? will we get deported, or can we count on the good old double-standards?
Gotta go and ask my buddy Chalerm...
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Pol Cpl Monthip Thepkaew, who works at Investigation Department said, “In order to catch this bad person, the accused person needs to go to Chalong Police Station to file a complaint. And you need evidence to accuse someone.”
Pol Cpl??? probably Pol Col..., anyway
You need evidence to accuse someone? Not if you are the police.
Yingluck goes to work despite torn ligament
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Nah, you roll girl!