Iranian intercepted in Thailand using false passport was on his way to London

[snoop1130]

Iranian intercepted in Thailand using false passport was on his way to London

 

 

Thai immigration police said yesterday they had intercepted an Iranian national travelling on a stolen Danish passport.

Hassan Gholami, 27, was apprehended after flying from Tehran to Phuket and then to Bangkok where he was due to transfer to BA 10 to London where he hoped to work.

He was using a Danish passport in the name of Mr Kris Stecher. 

Gholami admitted buying the passport in an East Asian country for $5,000 US (160,000 baht).

Source: http://www.js100.com/en/site/news/view/51589

 

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[SCOTT FITZGERSLD]

strange journey. all the way to phuket just to fly to london...and to work there?

he could stay in thailand, get married with an old farmer and spend the rest of his life

in serene and sun light.

 i guess all the world wants to get to london where they think they will get rich

cause the pound is "expensive"...as the english pop song goes : "everybody

want to rule the world".

[Number 6]

This is not news

[bluesofa]

58 minutes ago, Number 6 said:

This is not news

It's news in this village. Be seeing you.

 

[stanleycoin]

Well done immigration, one more bad guy stopped on the way to the Uk. 

Anyone traveling on a false or stolen passport , should be jailed 10 years straightaway

on terrorism charges.

Unless He/She has a very very good reason for this. 

 

 

[Mickmouse1]

Flight to London is much faster and cheaper via eastern Europe  but then again someone has tested that routs and found it easier than others ,that's why PHUKET?

[Kerryd]

Yeah, a Dane flying from Phuket (or Bangkok) would arose much less suspicion than an Iranian flying from Dubai or Istanbul.

Just like those that flock to join ISIS or other similar groups. You don't book a ticket from (wherever) to Raqqa and tell people you are just going sightseeing. You book your flight to some other place, change planes (even airlines), travel to a second or even third destination, then make your way to (wherever it is you are really trying to get to).

 

Just like that Taliban wannabee in Canada. The one who used to be married to Omar Khadr's sister. He wanted to join the Taliban and knew he wouldn't be let out of the country if anyone suspected his real intentions so he set up a "backpacking trip" in Southern Russia and the "stans" (a collection of former Soviet republics just north of Afghanistan). He took his (heavily) pregnant wife with him to throw off suspicion as well. After all, no one would take their pregnant wife into a war zone to join a terrorist organization, would they ?

Then, while they were "backpacking" in Uzbekistan (or was it Tajikistan ?) Boyle suddenly detours and takes his wife into Afghanistan (after allegedly meeting a "contact" who helped them get to Kabul). They had been keeping in contact with their families on social media up until that sudden, unexplained detour.

 

Then, while in Kabul, Boyle sends a email claiming they were in a "very dangerous part of the country", apparently unaware that they'd be able to tell in a heartbeat that he was still in Kabul when he sent the email. He was setting things up to make it look like he was somewhere else so that when they "disappeared" it would be assumed they'd been captured by the Taliban. I guess he didn't think they'd be able to figure out that he also made a cash withdrawal from an ATM in Kabul the day they actually did travel to a Taliban controlled area where they were "kidnapped".

His plan worked (obviously).
By pretending to have been kidnapped, he was able to stay with his terrorist buddies as long as he wanted to, until circumstances (a daughter's illness I think) suddenly demanded that he return to the country of the great (and free) healthcare. They arranged to be "seen" and then their terrorist buddies set up a handover with their Pakistani handlers and suddenly he's a "rescued hostage" and getting flown home (for free of course) and front of the line for hospital admittance (for his daughter and then his wife) despite them technically not having any medical coverage.

If he hadn't taken his pregnant wife with him, probably no one would have believed his story at all.

He even managed to finagle a personal meeting with the (terrorist loving) Prime Minister. (That was before he was arrested and charged with over a dozen offences for things he apparently did after getting back to Canada.)

Note: Boyle's ex-wife, Zaynab, had been put on a "Passport Control List" many years ago (before 2001 I think it was). She was put on the list (as was her mother) due to the number of passports they claimed they'd "lost" in a short period of time. Kind of makes you wonder where all those "lost passports" ended up. Zaynab was the one who had publicly claimed that the 5 years she'd spent living with the Taliban were the "best years of her life". That was before she married her 3rd husband (Boyle). 

 

[CGW]

2 hours ago, stanleycoin said:

Well done immigration, one more bad guy stopped on the way to the Uk. 

Anyone traveling on a false or stolen passport , should be jailed 10 years straightaway

on terrorism charges.

Unless He/She has a very very good reason for this.

Reckon he thought he had a very good reason, who's going to be the Judge?

[meinphuket]

Scum...hope they stick him in the Bangkok Hilton for a long time, and then deport him back to AyatollahLand.

[glasswort]

12 minutes ago, Kerryd said:

Yeah, a Dane flying from Phuket (or Bangkok) would arose much less suspicion than an Iranian flying from Dubai or Istanbul.

Just like those that flock to join ISIS or other similar groups. You don't book a ticket from (wherever) to Raqqa and tell people you are just going sightseeing. You book your flight to some other place, change planes (even airlines), travel to a second or even third destination, then make your way to (wherever it is you are really trying to get to).

 

Just like that Taliban wannabee in Canada. The one who used to be married to Omar Khadr's sister. He wanted to join the Taliban and knew he wouldn't be let out of the country if anyone suspected his real intentions so he set up a "backpacking trip" in Southern Russia and the "stans" (a collection of former Soviet republics just north of Afghanistan). He took his (heavily) pregnant wife with him to throw off suspicion as well. After all, no one would take their pregnant wife into a war zone to join a terrorist organization, would they ?

Then, while they were "backpacking" in Uzbekistan (or was it Tajikistan ?) Boyle suddenly detours and takes his wife into Afghanistan (after allegedly meeting a "contact" who helped them get to Kabul). They had been keeping in contact with their families on social media up until that sudden, unexplained detour.

 

Then, while in Kabul, Boyle sends a email claiming they were in a "very dangerous part of the country", apparently unaware that they'd be able to tell in a heartbeat that he was still in Kabul when he sent the email. He was setting things up to make it look like he was somewhere else so that when they "disappeared" it would be assumed they'd been captured by the Taliban. I guess he didn't think they'd be able to figure out that he also made a cash withdrawal from an ATM in Kabul the day they actually did travel to a Taliban controlled area where they were "kidnapped".

His plan worked (obviously).
By pretending to have been kidnapped, he was able to stay with his terrorist buddies as long as he wanted to, until circumstances (a daughter's illness I think) suddenly demanded that he return to the country of the great (and free) healthcare. They arranged to be "seen" and then their terrorist buddies set up a handover with their Pakistani handlers and suddenly he's a "rescued hostage" and getting flown home (for free of course) and front of the line for hospital admittance (for his daughter and then his wife) despite them technically not having any medical coverage.

If he hadn't taken his pregnant wife with him, probably no one would have believed his story at all.

He even managed to finagle a personal meeting with the (terrorist loving) Prime Minister. (That was before he was arrested and charged with over a dozen offences for things he apparently did after getting back to Canada.)

Note: Boyle's ex-wife, Zaynab, had been put on a "Passport Control List" many years ago (before 2001 I think it was). She was put on the list (as was her mother) due to the number of passports they claimed they'd "lost" in a short period of time. Kind of makes you wonder where all those "lost passports" ended up. Zaynab was the one who had publicly claimed that the 5 years she'd spent living with the Taliban were the "best years of her life". That was before she married her 3rd husband (Boyle). 

 

A lot of words to what end?

[upena]

Guessing the Thai Immigration Officer in Phuket that let him in is still working.

[Hayduke]

The poor guy really got scammed.

 

You’d think if you dropped $5,000 on a black market passport it would at least be good enough to get you in and out of Thailand.

 

Guess you can’t trust anyone anymore.

 

 

 

Edited February 10, 2018 by Hayduke

[elgenon]

I don't know why they caught him. He looks Danish to me.

[The Deerhunter]

10 hours ago, SCOTT FITZGERSLD said:

strange journey. all the way to phuket just to fly to london...and to work there?

he could stay in thailand, get married with an old farmer and spend the rest of his life

in serene and sun light.

 i guess all the world wants to get to london where they think they will get rich

cause the pound is "expensive"...as the english pop song goes : "everybody

want to rule the world".

How disappointing for all concerned,.  He would have been welcomed with open arms, particularly if he flushed his new passport down the plane toilet and cried "Refugee."    All he had to do was get onto that BA10 flight.  Am I being cynical? Again? As usual?

[The Deerhunter]

4 minutes ago, elgenon said:

I don't know why they caught him. He looks Danish to me.

Don't you mean Swedish?  Me being cynical and attempting black humour (also - again.)

Edited February 10, 2018 by The Deerhunter

[hobobo]

3 hours ago, stanleycoin said:

Well done immigration, one more bad guy stopped on the way to the Uk. 

Anyone traveling on a false or stolen passport , should be jailed 10 years straightaway

on terrorism charges.

Unless He/She has a very very good reason for this. 

 

 

You should be working for Trump!

[isaanbanhou]

1 minute ago, hobobo said:

You should be working for Trump!

 

 

He s not a wife beater , I don t think he has the mindset to work for trump

[pattayadon]

I just wasted 3 minutes of my life reading this pathetic garbage.

[stanleycoin]

57 minutes ago, Hayduke said:

The poor guy really got scammed.

 

You’d think if you dropped $5,000 on a black market passport it would at least be good enough to get you in and out of Thailand.

 

Guess you can’t trust anyone anymore.

 

 

 

Why believe a word he said ?

He qualifies as an international terrorist as far as i'm concerned.

Jail 10 years.

Only bad guys have false passports or stolen ones. 

 

 

[johnhw]

1 hour ago, meinphuket said:

Scum...hope they stick him in the Bangkok Hilton for a long time, and then deport him back to AyatollahLand.

HEILL !!!

[stanleycoin]

1 hour ago, CGW said:

Reckon he thought he had a very good reason, who's going to be the Judge?

Me

international terrorist as far as i'm concerned.

Jail 10 years. 

[Stargeezr]

Glad that they caught this Iranian, he must be up to no good, trying to get to London in this manner.

Thanks Kerryd for your take on that Canadian scum, who I suspect is a returning IS soldier, who

was trying to pretend to be an honest person. He got caught in his lies as well, no thanks to

Carbon tax loving Trudeau.

Geezer

 

[Bluespunk]

1 hour ago, glasswort said:

A lot of words to what end?

Spreading an urban myth about what happened to a man kidnapped in Afghanistan. 

[klauskunkel]

This is a Danish:

 

This is an Iranian:

 

well done for spotting the difference 

[cedel]

strange journey. all the way to phuket just to fly to london...and to work there?
he could stay in thailand, get married with an old farmer and spend the rest of his life
in serene and sun light.
 i guess all the world wants to get to london where they think they will get rich
cause the pound is "expensive"...as the english pop song goes : "everybody
want to rule the world".

They can earn good money from wherever they want just by trading online cryptocurrencies...

Envoyé de mon SM-G935F en utilisant Tapatalk

[Goanna]

Isis r&r destination. It's been a hard slog for the poor buggers. Lucky they have new passports.

[PerkinsCuthbert]

2 hours ago, CGW said:

Reckon he thought he had a very good reason, who's going to be the Judge?

Evidently Stanley thinks himself Judge, Jury and Executioner. Thank goodness then that he's just another ThaiVisa talking head, with too much time and not enough intelligence on his hands.

[Enoon]

3 hours ago, glasswort said:

A lot of words to what end?

 

To conflate desperate souls dreaming of driving a taxi or opening an "ethnic" restaurant/take away in the UK (popular rungs on the ladder to "success") with terrorists?

 

 

[atyclb]

13 hours ago, SCOTT FITZGERSLD said:

strange journey. all the way to phuket just to fly to london...and to work there?

he could stay in thailand, get married with an old farmer and spend the rest of his life

in serene and sun light.

 i guess all the world wants to get to london where they think they will get rich

cause the pound is "expensive"...as the english pop song goes : "everybody

want to rule the world".

 

he would have but his hopes were shattered after learning all the old farmers were already scooped up by tv forum members.

Edited February 10, 2018 by atyclb

[capasso]

one less terrorist, bravo Thai immigration