I don't like the term graft, it sounds too much like work, these enormous amounts are from theft.

how many watches does he have!!

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1 hour ago, snoop1130 said:

[He] said he was not concerned by the lawsuit...

...because he already knows where he is going to be next week. In London.

What about the taxman does he ever get involved in cases like this,

not only corruption ,but he wont have paid taxes on it either.

regards worgeordie

1 minute ago, worgeordie said:

What about the taxman does he ever get involved in cases like this,

not only corruption ,but he wont have paid taxes on it either.

regards worgeordie

The Tax Man is probably his business partner. 

Any scrutiny of his boss? 

Just now, Oziex1 said:

Any scrutiny of his boss? 

Isn't that aka suicide?

I am sure that the top Thais have nothing to worry about and if that is the case they should be able to declare ALL their assets, it would be a good lead if the Government would be the first to declare to the population all their assets in an effort to encourage others to come forward, transparency and rooting out corruption is what the PM has been about for the last 6 years, time for a time check on how he is doing, I think he is doing a great job.

7 minutes ago, nong38 said:

time for a time check

An obscure watch reference. Nice.

2 hours ago, HeyHeyHey said:

Over 300 million in undeclared assets that they found out - so like half a billion or a billion in total?

 

Why not call it a day and enjoy life of the money you stole from mostly poor, hardworking people?

 

It's not enough? What's the end goal?

 

He could invest it in an ETF and live forever in the luxury hotels in Maledives, eat kobu steaks in New York etc.

 

But no no no, I no have enough!

Like The Hotel California, you can check in any time you like...

Calling it a day is the equivalent of putting a target on your back.

The thing that I ask is not only: How did he get found out, but also, WHY did he get found out.

If this "investiagtion" was across the board at NACC, they must have found loads more in the same boat.

 

My guess is that he peed someone off and they dobbed him in.

 

 

Well, well, well, what a surprise... A dirty official. Who would've thought that? 

Edited August 15, 20196 yr by djayz

4 hours ago, HeyHeyHey said:

Over 300 million in undeclared assets that they found out - so like half a billion or a billion in total?

 

Why not call it a day and enjoy life of the money you stole from mostly poor, hardworking people?

 

It's not enough? What's the end goal?

 

He could invest it in an ETF and live forever in the luxury hotels in Maledives, eat kobu steaks in New York etc.

 

But no no no, I no have enough!

"Avarice and greed will keep you drifting over the endless sea". World Party.

4 hours ago, scorecard said:

Lettuce pray.

are you guys vegetarians

38 minutes ago, PhilAtUbon said:

The thing that I ask is not only: How did he get found out, but also, WHY did he get found out.

If this "investiagtion" was across the board at NACC, they must have found loads more in the same boat.

 

My guess is that he peed someone off and they dobbed him in.

 

 

Yea, it must have been a joke about inbreeding or something like that.

6 hours ago, Thaiwrath said:

What chance is there for the country, when you have a <deleted> like this as deputy chief of counter corruption commission ?

As he is being indicted I reckon the 'hope' is substantial.

6 hours ago, Okis said:

The thing when all of them is corrupt is that nobody of them can get out of line or officially seek any kind of justice about wrongdoings because then the rest will rat you out

That hasn't happened in this case, has it?

6 hours ago, Pilotman said:

Who is this 'they'?  "They" are all at it, so nobody is in a position to do anything. 

"...nobody is in a position to do anything".

 That is apparently not the case...

"The deputy chief of the National Counter Corruption Commission (NCCC) has been indicted for allegedly concealing his assets..."

6 hours ago, Stocky said:

Yep, follow the money.......

 

 

........sadly they won't

Did you read the OP?

5 hours ago, HeyHeyHey said:

Over 300 million in undeclared assets that they found out - so like half a billion or a billion in total?

No, B300m, that is what the report said, not 500m, not 1bn, any more is just your unsubstantiated speculation

5 hours ago, aspenbkk said:

Corruption it seems again all found out and nothing happens its a joke here poor people suffer here and rich get richer as usual .

Nothing happens?...he's being indicted!

4 hours ago, Misterwhisper said:

...because he already knows where he is going to be next week. In London.

Read it again, you've got the wrong person!  The one who is not concerned about the defamation suit is not the one with the London property who is being indicted for not declaring his assets!

Was always a phrase we used when I was in Internal Affairs for one organisation. 

"Who audits the Auditors "?

 

They know most of the tricks and loopholes. 

4 hours ago, Just Weird said:

No, B300m, that is what the report said, not 500m, not 1bn, any more is just your unsubstantiated speculation

It's only logical to imagine that whatever has been identified might not be all there is. Law enforcement would be having similar unsubstantiated speculation. 

3 minutes ago, Fex Bluse said:

It's only logical to imagine that whatever has been identified might not be all there is. Law enforcement would be having similar unsubstantiated speculation. 

Two words 

Unsubstantiated speculation

 

Evidence is only allowed in a court of law

11 hours ago, Thaiwrath said:

What chance is there for the country, when you have a <deleted> like this as deputy chief of counter corruption commission ?

Agree. It is well known in Thailand, among Thais, that corruption is viewed favorably by most Thais, as long as

 

1. there are caps on how much any single person can benefit and 

 

2. they themselves benefit 

 

This guy who is being indicted has almost certainly run afoul of the wrong person. It is not likely that he is being prosecuted on merit or account of the law. 

 

I would not be surprised if national investigations found more than 95% of Thais in positions of power to be corrupt. 

Edited August 15, 20196 yr by Fex Bluse

It just slipped my mind. You know how it gets when one has so many properties around the country and the world? Trying to remember them all.... And everyone has the same problem, so the public understands. So sorry, it won't happen,
again, promise. Next...

Will be interesting to hear the real reason for him beinf pulled up. Call me cynical if you will be there is ni chance he has been fingered because of undisclosed wealth. He must be suspected of or done something wrong. Perhaps links found to anti Government side.. will be good knowing the full story if ever.

11 hours ago, Reigntax said:

The NCCC are just as corrupt as the rest.

 

Yes, I often forget about my 200 million Baht flat in London also

My first friend in Thailand purchased a 1 million baht townhouse outside of Surat Thani.

She worked very freaking hard to earn this money and has paid the house off and given title to her adult children. I'm damn proud of this girl and her accomplishment.

 

Thus, when I read stories such as this (OP), my mind immediately equates the value of this "flat" in London to be equal to 200 (two freaking hundred) houses like my friend's. What a corrupt, greedy, slimy, trough-feeding pig he is.