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klauskunkel

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  1. That's more of a social issue..., maybe a window support group can help with the lonely feeling?
  2. It's the scheme with the team by the man with the plan
  3. PM knows ISOC is not his tool. It's the other way around.
  4. Sattahip police: they came, they saw, and they made the news
  5. Meet Tatchai and his deputy, Thatchai. Or, Tat &That, for short
  6. from the article: Well, the problem is that the sidewalks are indeed accessible to all!
  7. for a better understanding of what "Internal Security" actually means here: At the same time, in 2015, the NCPO began seeking to build popular support by injecting development funds into localities — mimicking populist political parties that it had banned. These NCPO-initiated welfare projects — called Pracha Rat (“State Populism”) — included state lending through village funds and a welfare card programme for the poor which also benefited big businesses supportive of the junta. The design and delivery of these projects were coordinated by the Thai military’s Internal Security Operations Command (ISOC) which mobilised support for the programme in province after province. In 2017, Prime Minister Prayut invoked his powers under Section 44 of the NCPO’s 2014 interim constitution to establish an ISOC Internal Security Administrative “Superboard”, with the ostensible objective of addressing broad domestic security threats. The Superboard operated at three levels, with Prime Minister Prayut and Deputy Prime Minister Prawit responsible at the national level, the four regional Army commanders directing the four regional committee levels, and provincial governors (who have always been influential in helping parties to elect candidates) heading up provincial committees. Governors were appointed by the Minister of the Interior, who has since 2014 been General Anupong Paochinda, a close chum of Prayut and Prawit and himself a powerful voice inside Phalang Pracharat. The 2017 Order also centralised police and Interior officials and public prosecutors under Army-dominated ISOC control. ISOC had access to 5,000-6000 staff as well as 500,000-600,000 internal security personnel to help implement the objectives of the order. Through the use of this superboard and with some seed money, ISOC moved to fulfill a major “security” objective — creating a junta party which would win the next election. Excerpt from 2021/29 “Thailand’s Elected Junta: The Pluralistic Poverty of Phalang Pracharat” by Paul Chambers the whole thing is a good read, btw
  8. the cafeteria meat in the hospital, it's really tough...
  9. to clarify: only one group does the stated murdering, and it's not Israel
  10. and now for something completely different, Anutin the Master of One-liners:
  11. My guess is they were armed with empty brown envelopes they expected to fill.
  12. So the prison was missing this convict from Sat night to Mon morning and didn't check with the hospital? The hospital itself didn't tell the police/prison that their convict-patient didn't show up for more than 24 hours? Was there no prison guard/police accompanying the prisoner for treatment? That hospital's CCTV footage doesn't have a timestamp to pinpoint the exact time and date he escaped? Several individuals were involved and had prior location knowledge, and coordinated transportation and communication... this was planned and organized... Why are there no reporters asking these questions?
  13. there are some hand jobs out there that fit the requirements
  14. Oh, I believe you, lest they turn off the Mekong...
  15. I see, It's just the police enforcing the Public Penalty Act
  16. I'm thinking these PM2.5 levels are tarnishing Bangkok's tourism image and they should apologize right now.
  17. I don't care as long as he is not riding on the sidewalk.
  18. Innacurate term. They are Transgeder males. when you call out an "inaccurate term" you need to make sure your own terms are accurate...
  19. Nothing corrupt about it, if he uses his own money. But he used taxpayer money instead and put his name on the vouchers which made it appear as if he paid for it, which means: a) he doesn't understand the usage of his House Speaker budget, either because he is too stupid, or negligent to read guidelines b) he feels entitled to do with the budget as he wants c) he is corrupt any of these answers convey a deep problem within Thai office holders
  20. "the movement you need is on your shoulder" Now he can shrug it off again
  21. The former government at least had watches, with this one we are all the way down to socks! I dread what the future holds...
  22. Expand a bit on this interesting statement Mister Minister. Did you explain this in detail to the RTP? Are they supposed to protect for free now?
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