There have been several recent threads concerning the poaching allegations against  Premchai Karnasuta, the President of Italian-Thai Development, including the killing of a rare black leopard.   Which of the following statements best describes what you think will happen?

 

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I think it is likely that he will be found guilty for the sole reason that it is politically beneficial to the Junta to convict a 'High So' at the moment. And for no other reason at all.

 

However, once all the hoopla dies down, he will be let off with a slap on the wrist, if it even gets that far. After all, he is a 'High So'.

 

It'll be "Thai Justice" at its finest...

 

The rangers who did not accept the bribery should be rewarded to set a message. Should it be equal to what was offered or a little less or half? Thinking is that if we reward the not so-bribable and decent people more will come out. It might be abused though. 

What he should do:

accept responsibility, admit wrongdoing, donate a sum to National Parks, start a breeding program for black panthers.

... and then I woke up

 

 

If Sakdina kicks in no court h will convict him or there will be no sentencing.

 

The nature of his arrest and the publicity surrounding it, is symptomatic of modern media that makes it more and more difficult for the ruling elite to sweep this under the carpet.

there will be "no evidence" pleas

Lack of due process

and any other technicality, but it won't help the guy's image will it?

 

of course if they can spin this out for long enough the media will forget it and he'll be in the clear.

Edited February 11, 20188 yr by Airbagwill

45 minutes ago, klauskunkel said:

What he should do:

accept responsibility, admit wrongdoing, donate a sum to National Parks, start a breeding program for black panthers.

... and then I woke up

Sadly, very very sadly, a black panther breeding program isn't any use - Fatboy has f**ked them already.

47 minutes ago, EnlightenedAtheist said:

The rangers who did not accept the bribery should be rewarded to set a message. Should it be equal to what was offered or a little less or half? Thinking is that if we reward the not so-bribable and decent people more will come out. It might be abused though. 

 

Interesting comment. It seems to me that there are some circumstances (needs definition) where the officers concerned should be rewarded, and this event is perhaps a good example.

 

On the other hand reward for government officers should not be an open book - in reality they should understand well that their jobs bring responsibility, an essential / primary part of their jobs - it's what they are paid for and there should not be extra rewards.

 

Needs to be defined.

 

 

Guilty and hefty fine, it suits the ruling government to have a sacrificial high profile mogul brought out in the limelight while the higher profile cases get swept under the carpet behind the scenes.

I tend to favor 'an eye for an eye' punishment for Premchai Karnasuta in this case since we're talking about felines, i.e., a black leopard vs a fatcat business tycoon.

He fills all the requirements for the untouchable in Thailand.  I wonder who is mad on him to get him exposed publicly, quite strange.

Just send the knights of the round table to deal with him. King Arthur will be pised. Anyway it sounds like that.

46 minutes ago, Jimbo in Thailand said:

I tend to favor 'an eye for an eye' punishment for Premchai Karnasuta in this case since we're talking about felines, i.e., a black leopard vs a fatcat business tycoon.

 

 

 

The fightback begins!

5 hours ago, Samui Bodoh said:

I think it is likely that he will be found guilty for the sole reason that it is politically beneficial to the Junta to convict a 'High So' at the moment. And for no other reason at all.

 

However, once all the hoopla dies down, he will be let off with a slap on the wrist, if it even gets that far. After all, he is a 'High So'.

 

It'll be "Thai Justice" at its finest...

 

Yes, a suitable distraction for others who stand with foot raised on the people's heads.

6 hours ago, EnlightenedAtheist said:

The rangers who did not accept the bribery should be rewarded to set a message. Should it be equal to what was offered or a little less or half? Thinking is that if we reward the not so-bribable and decent people more will come out. It might be abused though. 

Why the rangers should be rewarded? You get paid for doing your job ! IF you dont then you get fired, simple.

So in Thailand many people could lose their job , as they dont do the job properly.

Now i wonder what will happen with the rich Thai briber ! He has to run or .......?

The cook,will take all the blame for his boss, who knew nothing about the guns, dead animals,anything, if he does not ,could end up like the black leopard,and be buried under a lot of concrete.

regards worgeordie

A close friend of the Shinawatra family, has visited Thaksin in Dubai on multiple occasions, disliked by many high up in the junta command, many questions over the awarding of large government contracts during the TRT years.

 

He may well get gaol if all the stars line up.

guilty or not guilty, same same but different. this hiso mogul will find/get a "solution" that fits all. none of the serfs actually care about him being fined. they care about their families and enough baht at the end of the day. remember the army chopper back in the day that crashed there ? what do u think the people inside the chopper were about to do / heading to?

 

HISO+ARMY: DO AS U WISH.................
SERF: SHUT MOUTH AND PRAY TO BUDDHA AND HIM THAT CANNOT BE NAMED HERE...............

17 minutes ago, Fish Head Soup said:

A close friend of the Shinawatra family, has visited Thaksin in Dubai on multiple occasions, disliked by many high up in the junta command, many questions over the awarding of large government contracts during the TRT years.

 

He may well get gaol if all the stars line up.

I believe the punishment is a police escort out of Thailand.

7 hours ago, Jimbo in Thailand said:

I tend to favor 'an eye for an eye' punishment for Premchai Karnasuta in this case since we're talking about felines, i.e., a black leopard vs a fatcat business tycoon.

Give him half a days start.

7 hours ago, Jimbo in Thailand said:

I tend to favor 'an eye for an eye' punishment for Premchai Karnasuta in this case since we're talking about felines, i.e., a black leopard vs a fatcat business tycoon.

Give him half a days start.