3 hours ago, Just1Voice said:

the luxury items were not on the list of his Bt87.4-million wealth declared to the NACC in September 2014. 

 

And how, other than through total corruption, does a military man amass a wealth of Bt87.4-million???

 

Suppose when you add the double salary, military  and government official, and the government provided home, and quite possibly the BMW, if he was on the recipient's list?

(There was a swathe of them purchased several years ago for high ranking officials, but the whereabouts are a bit vague now) and add the government vehicle. 

 

Wonder who does his tax return?

A Watch Case. Thats about my Luck. A Rolex with the bits missing.!

Many years ago it used to be kiss my feet. 

Now its kiss my ring...

(Or my mothers ring).

1 hour ago, worgeordie said:

Did anyone else notice,after spotted wearing expensive

watches, he started wearing clothes with longer sleeves.

regards worgeordie

 

Not so, he had his arms surgically shortened.

 

Look on the bright side. When he retires he will be moored at the mouth of the Chaophaya River as a warning buoy.

1 hour ago, Tops said:

I don't see any corruption..

Why is it every time i see this photo, i think of Homer DOH !

11 minutes ago, dallen52 said:

Suppose when you add the double salary, military  and government official, and the government provided home, and quite possibly the BMW, if he was on the recipient's list?

(There was a swathe of them purchased several years ago for high ranking officials, but the whereabouts are a bit vague now) and add the government vehicle. 

 

Wonder who does his tax return?

His mum

Is his mother still alive? She must be knocking on a bit if she is. If she is not, how can he explain away the ring as being his mother's? Surely, if she has kicked the proverbial bucket, that ring is now his property. I understand that when you die, you do not retain ownership of your property. I seem to recall many people saying "You can't take it with you!"
  

A corrupt little liar and all the Thai media are too gutless to push the issue.

shame on him and shame on the media for not having a set.

Rant over

8 hours ago, Thechook said:

He's mother must have really chubby fingers and has he returned these watches to the friend who's name he couldn't remember.

The  Dead friend  hasn't  asked for them back yet and call me  cynical but I don't  think he/she will.

1 hour ago, herwin1234 said:

i am not sure but if you forgot to declare something, lets say at the border, maybe it would be confiscated, or pay a small fine. You wouldnt go to jail, or loose yr job. 

So he didnt declare some luxury items, so what. he isnt punished hard, just like you and me wouldnt be pushed in front of a the train.

 

True enough. But this declaration of wealth, details of all assets, of MP's and their spouses is taken very seriously and declared public office. It's tracked and therefore, in theory, transparent.

 

Other who "made mistakes" in declaring their assets, even honest ones, were pursued to court. Some I believe dismissed from office and bared for x number of years.

 

So, the application and enforcement, it seems, is totally selective. As is the discretion in believing which excuse you want to believe.

 

The other, might I suggest, rather more serious questions would be into unusual wealth. And no one it seems, wants to go down that road.

9 hours ago, webfact said:

Are we adhering to the rule of law or do we simply use it to favour some influential people?,

This is not only Thai's fate. 

Around the world you can see that there is always special laws for the HiSo. 

See UK the last days!! ????

     Not at all surprised at this decision, or why it took so looooong, obviously waiting for fuss to die down, then sweep it under the carpet.

    Yet, they were very swift acting on Thanatorng, who never gave the NACC any B/S about his dealing's with his parties actions.

7 hours ago, YetAnother said:

he can't be seriously asking this question; this is thailand; there is no rule of law; only favorites and all-others

That's why after 5 years in Thailand corruption really <deleted> me off .

9 hours ago, Thechook said:

He's mother must have really chubby fingers and has he returned these watches to the friend who's name he couldn't remember.

And if the friends were politicians had they declared them on there wealth reporting list.

Truly is amazing that so many government officials can have so much money without some form of other 'extra income'

2 hours ago, herwin1234 said:

he didnt declare a luxury watch and a diamond ring....if thats all the dirt the concerned netizens have on him, thats pretty meager.

anyway, great job done by the red shirt agitators...

So it is OK with you that he lied about the ring and the watch? Which leads into the follow up question. What else didn't he declare?

Sickeningly cynical corruption. This is one of the reasons why Thailand has reached its high economic  point and is about to go into reverse economically.

Justice? Hmm...

???????????????? Am I Shocked  “Absolutely Not” this was alway going to be the case  

1 hour ago, GarryP said:

Is his mother still alive? She must be knocking on a bit if she is. If she is not, how can he explain away the ring as being his mother's? Surely, if she has kicked the proverbial bucket, that ring is now his property. I understand that when you die, you do not retain ownership of your property. I seem to recall many people saying "You can't take it with you!"
  

She must have had man hands 

Anyone expected anything different? Teflon Toad

Frowning does not change a damn thing!

1 hour ago, RichardColeman said:

Truly is amazing that so many government officials can have so much money without some form of other 'extra income'

Plenty of 'Extra Income'....all Corrupt !

7 hours ago, soalbundy said:

Like before he borrowed the watches

Maybe his wife would like them back...

11 hours ago, Thechook said:

He's mother must have really chubby fingers and has he returned these watches to the friend who's name he couldn't remember.

Quite! And I don't know, or have ever heard of  anyone borrowing watches off a friend - especially when they're well off - they have their own - don't they?

Edited June 1, 20206 yr by sambum

12 hours ago, Thechook said:

He's mother must have really chubby fingers and has he returned these watches to the friend who's name he couldn't remember.

sounds reasonable. ???? It's the Thai way, if you're caught with your hand in the cookie jar lie,lie and lie,, no matter how absurd the lie might be, then you don't lose face.

 

Like the response from the government regarding wearing motorbike helmets. When being criticised by an International organisation (cant remember who) on having the worse safety record in the world and being challenged on why they don't enforce the law the response was,,, "It is not as important for Thai people to wear helmets because we have genetically harder skulls the other countries". People still don't believe me when I tell them about that one. There are many others, ????

1 hour ago, sambum said:

Quite! And I don't know, or have ever heard of  anyone borrowing watches off a friend - especially when they're well off - they have their own - don't they?

A better lie when being challenged by the image of him wearing the watch and ring would have been,,,, "that's not me".????

12 hours ago, Thechook said:

He's mother must have really chubby fingers and has he returned these watches to the friend who's name he couldn't remember.

Obviously a complete liar !

 

4 hours ago, dallen52 said:

Many years ago it used to be kiss my feet. 

Now its kiss my ring...

(Or my mothers ring).

Is that about this post? Or a special Thai initiation to some sort of sex club?