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Abhisit warns against 'Thai-ism democracy’ notion being excuse to neglect universal democratic values
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THIS is how Farang keep SUPER-CLEAN in Thailand: Being Farang, I use "SuperClean".
Unfortunately..... The Moon has gone behind the storm clouds now rolling in (here in CM). Looks like rain. It also FEELS like rain. Will my clothes dry in time? Before the rain begins this morning? So many existential questions we must address.... Every day of our lives. How can we even put on a happy face..... Unless we can trust in God. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 16 November 2024
Police arrest Sisaket man for firearms and drugs possession by Puntid Tantivangphaisal Photo courtesy of KhaoSod Police successfully conducted a crime crackdown during the Loy Krathong festival, seizing firearms and ammunition. On the day of the operation, officers arrested a 45 year old Thai man, at his residence in Huai Chan subdistrict, Khun Han district, Sisaket province. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1343698-police-arrest-sisaket-man-for-firearms-and-drugs-possession/ -
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Thailand Looks to Bolster Suvarnabhumi Airport as Southeast Asia's Top Transit Hub
Swampy is a disaster with the traffic it already gets. I can't begin to imagine the horror if it did become an international hub. However, I doubt any other country will agree, as they probably know how Thailand manages to mess things like that up. The only thing that exceeded other airports was the height of the control tower. -
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Brutal Murder in Bueng Kan: 43-Year-Old Man Found Stabbed in Rice Field
A chilling murder unfolded in Bueng Kan province on November 14 when police discovered the body of 43-year-old Krongjak Thongsamut in a rice field near a rubber plantation in Ban Non Thai Prasit, Moo 11, Chomphu Phon subdistrict. The body, found at approximately 14:10, showed clear signs of violent assault. Investigators, led by Pol. Lt. Col. Worawut Ratcharee, forensic experts, and rescue teams, arrived at the scene to find Thongsamut lying lifeless near a paddy ridge. His body bore multiple injuries, including a head wound, a gash on his left cheek, a stab wound to the abdomen, and cuts on his right hand, suggesting he had tried to defend himself. Authorities believe he had been dead for about four hours when found. The discovery was made by a worker at a nearby rubber plantation, identified only as Ms. Pop. She reported seeing the body while dealing with her rubber trees and immediately alerted her sister, who then contacted the police. Police believe the victim may have been attacked while attempting to flee to the plantation for help, only to succumb to his injuries. Evidence found at the scene included a broken hoe handle stained with blood, a cap, and the suspect's abandoned motorcycle, all pointing toward foul play. Initially, two individuals were questioned, but no significant evidence linked them to the crime. The investigation soon turned toward a third suspect, 65-year-old Supot, who owns a hut near the crime scene. Witnesses reported seeing Supot with Thongsamut the day before the murder, sharing a meal and engaging in a heated discussion about stolen property. Supot, however, had gone missing, and police suspect a motive related to a dispute over stolen items, possibly involving drugs. A manhunt was launched to locate him. The search for the suspect ended when Supot was found on his return to his hut early on November 15. He was apprehended by authorities and later confessed to the brutal murder. Supot explained that years of accumulated anger led him to attack Thongsamut. After confronting him in the hut, Supot struck the victim on the head with a piece of wood and then repeatedly stabbed and slashed him with a knife, eventually leaving Thongsamut for dead in the rice field. Supot revealed to police that the victim had repeatedly stolen from him, taking items like food, household goods, and even fresh bamboo shoots to exchange for drugs. Despite repeated warnings, the thefts continued, fuelling Supot's anger. The suspect admitted that he had planned the murder, and after carrying out the attack, he returned to his hut and resumed his daily activities as if nothing had happened. After his confession, Supot led the police to the crime scene, where they recovered the murder weapon, a bloodstained knife with a broken tip. The weapon, which had visible traces of blood, was used to repeatedly stab and slash Thongsamut. Police have formally charged Supot with premeditated murder and further investigation is underway to determine the full extent of his actions and whether the crime was in fact premeditated. Authorities are continuing their search for any additional evidence as they prepare the case for prosecution. Pictures from responders. -- 2024-11-16 -
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THIS is how Farang keep SUPER-CLEAN in Thailand: Being Farang, I use "SuperClean".
You staying up all night doing laundry? LOL Yeah, Trump is doing his dirty laundry too. -
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Police arrest Sisaket man for firearms and drugs possession
Police successfully conducted a crime crackdown during the Loy Krathong festival, seizing firearms and ammunition. On the day of the operation, officers arrested a 45 year old Thai man, at his residence in Huai Chan subdistrict, Khun Han district, Sisaket province. The operation was spearheaded by Chayaphon Namsuwan, a senior investigator at Khun Han Police Station, and supported by Wanchai Saichan, deputy investigator, alongside local administrative officers and military personnel from Task Force 3 of Suranaree Military Camp. The raid led to the confiscation of three Thai-made rifles, twenty .22 calibre bullets, one 12-gauge shotgun shell, two 5.56 calibre bullets, twenty-five 5.56 calibre bullets, and a black chainsaw. The discovery was part of an ongoing effort to ensure public safety during the festive period, a time when local communities gather to float decorative baskets, or lanterns, on water bodies as part of the traditional celebration. The suspect, Wichai, is charged with illegal possession of firearms and ammunition without a local registrar’s permit, possession of unauthorised ammunition, and possession of a chainsaw without the required registration. In addition to these charges, Wichai is also facing legal action for the illegal use of a Category 1 narcotic, methamphetamine. Residents in Khun Han district have expressed relief over the police’s proactive measures in tackling crime, particularly during cultural festivities that attract large crowds. The police’s efforts aim to prevent any disturbances or potential threats to public safety, maintaining a secure environment for both locals and visitors. In light of this incident, law enforcement agencies continue to urge the public to report any suspicious activities and remind citizens of the importance of adhering to legal regulations regarding firearms and other controlled items. The police have reiterated their zero-tolerance policy towards illegal possession of weapons and drug use, emphasising that such actions will be met with full legal repercussions. The ongoing investigation into Wichai’s activities aims to uncover any additional violations and ensure that justice is served, reported KhaoSod. Photo courtesy of KhaoSod by Puntid Tantivangphaisal Top Photo courtesy of KhaoSod Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-11-16 -
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Official: Trump Nominates RFK Jr. for Health Secretary
So it looks like Polio, Measles and other such diseases are going to be making a big comeback. I wonder how many people will die as a consequence of putting this clown in charge of health? -
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Thailand goes all in on The Homosexual Movement
Many arabs are homosexual before they marry because of no women in their lifes.
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