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Thailand Cracks Down on Foreigners Using Thai Nominees
Anybody who's bought a house here using the company route will understand full well that the DBD knows exactly what's going on with foreigners and nominee Thai shareholders, all this guff about building new analytical systems is just smoke and mirrors. -
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15 Year Old Stabs Rescue Volunteer in Broad Daylight, Blames Influence of Cannabis
Thailand, the only country in the world, where somehow weed makes people violent.....🤦♂️ -
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Watching England
I know things have changed a lot. Back in the day there was little live football on TV, but now there's so much. It's down to my age also, but watching England just isn't the same. The players that played for England in the past were kinda like stars & playing was a great honour. Players like, Bell, Ball, Keegan, Brooking, Bowles, Francis & MacDonald. Times have changed. -
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UK Pensioners in Thailand Face New Scrutiny Over Pension Fraud
Always amazed at the number of people that think their government is all seeing and all powerful. Mostly government officials are lazy and barely competent, resulting in only the easiest offenders being investigated and caught.- 1
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Wheelchair tip Hotel Pattaya
Pls answer if personal experience. Can you tell in which hotel you felt comfortable. Could have a swim. That will be really helpful. -
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Frenchman faces legal action for unlawful macaque possession in Bangkok
A French national arrested after bragging wild monkeys in his captivity on SNS. Well demonstrating that the social media is Big Brother's Security Camera on internet. Walls Have Ears. Doors Have Eyes. -
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UK Pensioners in Thailand Face New Scrutiny Over Pension Fraud
Can you assure us - on authority - that the DWP will not make routine check-ups as to whether pensioners are regularly transferring funds to an overseas destination? (Would have no repercussion on myself, as they have already deemed me a resident of Thailand. Contrary to my desire to return to France; thwarted firstly by Covid scare-mongering, followed by government lockdowns, followed by ill-health) The death-penalty was in force in the U.K. for centuries, for quite a variety of crimes, some of them quite minor by today's standards. Perhaps it should never have been abolished? -
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British Man Injured in Pattaya Road Rage Incident with Thai Driver
Valid point - more 'Westerners' have had strong driver training and had to follow strict regulations for the majority of their lives... When they break the rules here, they are well aware of what they are doing. But, I also think Thai's are well aware of the rules and know exactly what rules they are breaking. Both parties, Thai and Westerner, when breaking road rules here (no helmets, jumping lights etc) are well aware of their driving / riding standards. Perhaps, Westerners are more alert to the consequences, and thats why better may be expected of them. Meh... When in Rome.
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