Thai police seek extradition of former abbot applying for asylum in Germany

[Baerboxer]

2 hours ago, biggles45 said:

As JAG said earlier, will anycountry with a democratic government and respected court system send some one back to a military dictatorship? Britain wouldn't. 

 

Britain sent thousands of Cossack soldiers who fought on the allied side back to Stalin's dictatorship; and many East Europeans. It does, like all countries what's best for its own interests at the time.

 

If Britain is so concerned about the current government, why has it been sending various Ministers and civil servants, academics and business people, to increase bi-lateral relations?

 

Germany is no different in that respect. Been forging ahead with closer commercial and academic links. However Germany does have a formal procedure and being Germany will follow that procedure exactly. They aren't a cowboy country in which people make the rules up to suit as they go along.

 

 

Edited June 19, 2018 by Baerboxer

[TallGuyJohninBKK]

Don't you know who we are???

 

Or perhaps it would be more helpful as...

 

Weißt du nicht wer wir sind ??? 

 

 

 

[KiwiKiwi]

56 minutes ago, Baerboxer said:

 

That would involve knowing the procedures first, thinking, planning and coming up with a logical process.

 

Not something that usually happens!

 

 

 

Maybe a letter or even a postcard would have been better?

 

But then all that shopping, and the opportunity to show up in full uniform (with campaign ribbons a cute little badges) would have been lost. Can't miss an opportunity to prance about on the world stage and look like a complete tosser.

 

 

Edited June 19, 2018 by KiwiKiwi

[ttrd]

21 hours ago, JAG said:

He doesn't know why the process is stalled?

 

Possibly because the deputy prime minister in charge of the whole business is a General who obtained the post as the result of a military coup?

 

That often stalls extradition requests which are dealt with by the independant courts of democratic countries...

Really - a military coup? I had the impression that the General just wanted to "temporay" save the country from the previous political mess and that he just "forgot" that his political involvement was promised to be "temporary"….

Edited June 19, 2018 by ttrd

[KiwiKiwi]

55 minutes ago, Baerboxer said:

 

Britain sent thousands of Cossack soldiers who fought on the allied side back to Stalin's dictatorship; and many East Europeans. It does, like all countries what's best for its own interests at the time.

 

If Britain is so concerned about the current government, why has it been sending various Ministers and civil servants, academics and business people, to increase bi-lateral relations?

 

Germany is no different in that respect. Been forging ahead with closer commercial and academic links. However Germany does have a formal procedure and being Germany will follow that procedure exactly. They aren't a cowboy country in which people make the rules up to suit as they go along.

 

 

 

 

3 very good points. Surprisingly anti-junta.

[wazzupnow]

when will they learn as long there is a military JUNTA in charge 

no decent respectfull country will ever give them what they ask for

but in this case and that of mr redbull, why not?

these are not political cases just MONEY  and a lot of it!

dog bite dog i say let them have their bone

Edited June 19, 2018 by wazzupnow
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[lvr181]

On 6/18/2018 at 5:51 PM, colinneil said:

Thai police seek extradition, should the silly bar stewards not have been better doing that before 13 spongers went off on an expenses paid jolly?

No brain no pain. If they had  brain between them, it would be lonely.

 

Idiocy personified! They make the Keystone Cops look like super sleuths.