Taiwanese actress hits back at RTP - Thailand's great but your "unclean" police are NOT - tells them to "stop talking trash"

[billd766]

3 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

That would just be "AN's" opinion, not, at this stage, backed up by conclusive facts from the investigation.   

Which is a completely biased one sided RTP investigation, where the RTP are the victim, judge and jury and nobody else is invited.

[owl sees all]

41 minutes ago, smew said:

absolute power leads to absolute corruption and feeling of impunity from any form of punishment: ex> Kimjoun ung, Xi, Stalin , Htler, Franco, Musolini & Putin... and the list goes on... 

Blair.

[owl sees all]

 

Is she gonna get her money back?

[Edwin Cameron]

They deserve what they get, it's the era of cctv and all soughts of magic technology,my oh my they need to come into the 21st century if they don't want to turn into Bangkok taxi drivers.

[Salerno]

2 hours ago, kingstonkid said:

I still say this is a Chinese wannabe looking to get Instagram clicks.

Approx another 3000 "followers" in the past couple of days 

[Sydebolle]

As long as all that illgotten highway robbery looting goes on and the heist is being distributed all over the force up to the top bananas ......... go figure. 

What's the comment or opinion over a Taiwanese girl while the boys here on the ground are extorting  millions of Baht on an hourly basis. Phiphat from the Tourism circus might have a second thought to promote Thailand as "experience live extortion by real cops" or so - just a suggestion. 

The PM has the interior minister under him; the interior minister has the police top monkey under him and this fellow is at the switchboard of everything, be it the road fee "collection" or another honey pot called immigration. Question now is - how is to blame? The small fry roadside breathing down a Taiwanese girl's neck or anybody further up or all of them? Your call! 

[BritManToo]

31 minutes ago, owl sees all said:

 

Is she gonna get her money back?

Maybe a bowl of fruit. 

[Dogmatix]

12 minutes ago, Sydebolle said:

As long as all that illgotten highway robbery looting goes on and the heist is being distributed all over the force up to the top bananas ......... go figure. 

What's the comment or opinion over a Taiwanese girl while the boys here on the ground are extorting  millions of Baht on an hourly basis. Phiphat from the Tourism circus might have a second thought to promote Thailand as "experience live extortion by real cops" or so - just a suggestion. 

The PM has the interior minister under him; the interior minister has the police top monkey under him and this fellow is at the switchboard of everything, be it the road fee "collection" or another honey pot called immigration. Question now is - how is to blame? The small fry roadside breathing down a Taiwanese girl's neck or anybody further up or all of them? Your call! 

That could be a winner. No need to go South America or Afica to experience the thrilling risk of being waylaid by highway robbers.  It's available in Amazing Thailand right here in SE Asia provided by Bangkok's finest.

[Dogmatix]

10 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

Show the CCTV footage please ....

Yes and how about police body cameras too?

[Dogmatix]

9 hours ago, Thechook said:

I believe her.  She will get blacklisted in retaliation 

Because she is not in Thailand and, is standing her ground and can't be intimidated, this may end up in childish threats of criminal defamation charges which would be meaningless, since she claims she never wants to set foot in the Kingdom again. 

 

That's how it went with Hannah Witheridge's sister when she had to temerity to criticise Thai police for framing the 2B for the murder of her sister and David Miller. Also for their disgusting behaviour, luring the Witheridge family to police national HQ with the pretense that they had new information to share but actually merely to make money by selling access to the grieving family without their knowledge to reporters and photographers who were allowed to photograph them huddled together and stick microphones in their faces to ask them how they felt about the brutal murder of their family member and the corrupt police investigation into it. 

 

The police have shown themselves able and willing to fabricate and destroy evidence in far more serious cases then the Taiwanese actress, so why would they hesitate to the same in this case.  

[ThailandRyan]

10 hours ago, nigelforbes said:

RTP cannot issue a red notice, only Interpol can and they would need a reason, such as her being found guilty of a crime.

Ergo why she probably notified interpol so she beat the RTP with the true story so a false Red Notice could not be entered

[GammaGlobulin]

4 hours ago, kingstonkid said:

Yeah what the hell does interpol have to do with it.  I still say this is a Chinese wannabe looking to get Instagram clicks.

 

Notice Taiwan dips are keeping quiet 

 

 

 

 

You are correct. 

 

This so-called actress stated that she recorded a video of this event. 

 

Then, she stated that she was asked to delete the video. 

 

However, in most cases, depending upon the OS of her phone, the video should still be easily recoverable. Why does she not just recover the video and provide some EVIDENCE? 

 

Also, this "actress" was carrying vaping paraphernalia. This is illegal here. 

 

Also, this woman is from Pingtung County in Taiwan! Have you ever been there? Too many KMT in Pingtung! 

 

Frankly, I definitely do NOT buy her story, just based upon her hitherto unproven "forced" video deletion allegation. 

 

I would urge Ms. An to quickly submit to a full forensic analysis and investigation of her phone. 

 

Additionally, why was it stated that Ms. An could not speak English? Is this true? 

 

One of my favorite Taiwanese film directors is Mr. An Li. He speaks admirable English. And so, if he can speak English, then why can't she? 

 

Oh, wait! 

 

An Li (Ang Lee) was educated. 

 

Anyway, as many people have said, Taiwan is a small island full of people, 650 per square kilometer, having an amazingly insular mentality. 

 

It's true, I have heard it said, that they just don't trust one another. 

 

Personally, I would not trust one any further than I could throw one. 

 

We should stop worrying about this case of Ms. An, and instead focus on how to move silicon wafer production out of Taiwan, PDQ! 

 

BTW, whose dumb idea was it, anyway, to locate the world's chip production in Taiwan, the island of earthquakes and fickle people? 

 

Churchill's memorable quote about a mythical people might apply: An unspeakable people with an unspeakable culture. 

 

Actually, Churchill used the term, beastly, not unspeakable. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[ThailandRyan]

19 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

You are correct. 

 

This so-called actress stated that she recorded a video of this event. 

 

Then, she stated that she was asked to delete the video. 

 

However, in most cases, depending upon the OS of her phone, the video should still be easily recoverable. Why does she not just recover the video and provide some EVIDENCE? 

 

Also, this "actress" was carrying vaping paraphernalia. This is illegal here. 

 

Also, this woman is from Pingtung County in Taiwan! Have you ever been there? Too many KMT in Pingtung! 

 

Frankly, I definitely do NOT buy her story, just based upon her hitherto unproven "forced" video deletion allegation. 

 

I would urge Ms. An to quickly submit to a full forensic analysis and investigation of her phone. 

 

Additionally, why was it stated that Ms. An could not speak English? Is this true? 

 

One of my favorite Taiwanese film directors is Mr. An Li. He speaks admirable English. And so, if he can speak English, then why can't she? 

 

Oh, wait! 

 

An Li (Ang Lee) was educated. 

 

Anyway, as many people have said, Taiwan is a small island full of people, 650 per square kilometer, having an amazingly insular mentality. 

 

It's true, I have heard it said, that they just don't trust one another. 

 

Personally, I would not trust one any further than I could throw one. 

 

We should stop worrying about this case of Ms. An, and instead focus on how to move silicon wafer production out of Taiwan, PDQ! 

 

BTW, whose dumb idea was it, anyway, to locate the world's chip production in Taiwan, the island of earthquakes and fickle people? 

 

Churchill's memorable quote about a mythical people might apply: An unspeakable people with an unspeakable culture. 

 

Actually, Churchill used the term, beastly, not unspeakable. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Show me the proof that she had e-cigs and vaping paraphernalia.  Also you best do some research on the chip/semi-conductor manufacturer located in Taiwan.  They are TSMC, so here you go, no one decided to locate the semi conductor manufacturing in Taiwan, the Company is Taiwan.

 

https://www.tsmc.com/english

[GammaGlobulin]

4 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:

Show me the proof that she had e-cigs and vaping paraphernalia.  Also you best do some research on the chip/semi-conductor manufacturer located in Taiwan.  They are TSMC, so here you go, no one decided to locate the semi conductor manufacturing in Taiwan, the Company is Taiwan.

 

https://www.tsmc.com/english

The manufacturing and fabrication is in Taiwan. 

 

BUT, the software is from the USA, etc. 

 

I have lived in Taiwan for over 30 years. 

 

Just one word best describes the people and culture: BEASTLY 

 

Years ago, I visited all the major pcb manufacturers in Taiwan. Since then, they have grown considerably. BUT, the software and the design of fab manufacturering equipment, the cutting edge, does not belong to that piddling, forsaken island. 

 

There are some bright lights in Taiwan, including one Nobel. But, they were trained in the USA. 

 

I have been onhand to see Taiwan develop since 1979. 

 

I was there before Hsinchu was even conceived as the disgusting science park which it has now become. 

 

What,... You want to tell me something more about Taiwan that I do not know, something you quote from a science journal? 

 

Taiwan is dead, Man! 

 

When is the last time you checked the fertility rate on that beastly Isle of Formosa, mostly full of betel nut chewers? 

 

(Also, thank you very much for your reply... It's not often I have opportunity to discuss the travesty of Taiwan, and Salmon Zhu Yi. 

 

Taiwan was once a nice place. A very nice place before the KMT invaded the island.) 

 

 

[proton]

1 hour ago, GammaGlobulin said:

You are correct. 

 

This so-called actress stated that she recorded a video of this event. 

 

Then, she stated that she was asked to delete the video. 

 

However, in most cases, depending upon the OS of her phone, the video should still be easily recoverable. Why does she not just recover the video and provide some EVIDENCE? 

 

Also, this "actress" was carrying vaping paraphernalia. This is illegal here. 

 

Also, this woman is from Pingtung County in Taiwan! Have you ever been there? Too many KMT in Pingtung! 

 

Frankly, I definitely do NOT buy her story, just based upon her hitherto unproven "forced" video deletion allegation. 

 

I would urge Ms. An to quickly submit to a full forensic analysis and investigation of her phone. 

 

Additionally, why was it stated that Ms. An could not speak English? Is this true? 

 

One of my favorite Taiwanese film directors is Mr. An Li. He speaks admirable English. And so, if he can speak English, then why can't she? 

 

Oh, wait! 

 

An Li (Ang Lee) was educated. 

 

Anyway, as many people have said, Taiwan is a small island full of people, 650 per square kilometer, having an amazingly insular mentality. 

 

It's true, I have heard it said, that they just don't trust one another. 

 

Personally, I would not trust one any further than I could throw one. 

 

We should stop worrying about this case of Ms. An, and instead focus on how to move silicon wafer production out of Taiwan, PDQ! 

 

BTW, whose dumb idea was it, anyway, to locate the world's chip production in Taiwan, the island of earthquakes and fickle people? 

 

Churchill's memorable quote about a mythical people might apply: An unspeakable people with an unspeakable culture. 

 

Actually, Churchill used the term, beastly, not unspeakable. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

No evidence of the vaping device (terrible crime) has been produced, nor evidence she was drunk. One good thing is these leeches might think twice next time, it's not 1993 any longer, the web has some advantages by exposing these scum bags.

[still kicking]

12 minutes ago, proton said:

No evidence of the vaping device (terrible crime) has been produced, nor evidence she was drunk. One good thing is these leeches might think twice next time, it's not 1993 any longer, the web has some advantages by exposing these scum bags.

yes

[Lorry]

1 hour ago, GammaGlobulin said:

so-called actress

She actually is an actress.  

 

1 hour ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Why does she not just recover the video

Why don't you help her with that?  You seem to know how to do it. I certainly don't know. 

 

1 hour ago, GammaGlobulin said:

was carrying vaping

That's what you say (and the RTP looking for an excuse)

 

1 hour ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Too many KMT in Pingtung! 

Not many places in the world with less KMT than Pingtung.

 

1 hour ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Have you ever been there?

Yes

 

1 hour ago, GammaGlobulin said:

One of my favorite Taiwanese film directors is Mr. An Li.

Did you know that he is from Pingtung?

Did you know that he is from KMT?

1 hour ago, GammaGlobulin said:

insular mentality

Taiwan, like the small countries of Europe (eg the Netherlands,  one of Taiwan's oldest friends in Europe), is very open to the world.  It's nothing like the US where I was asked whether Germany is in Africa  and where highly educated people don't know the difference between Iraq and Iran.

 

1 hour ago, GammaGlobulin said:

I would not trust

I can trust friends from Taiwan with 100,000 USD. I wouldn't try this with Thais. 

 

The rest of your post is off topic and insulting.

[Lorry]

12 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

I believe NOTHING until I see evidence,

You believe the RTP.

Are they trustworthy?

[spidermike007]

11 hours ago, Billpro785 said:

There is something not being told here, by her. 

1, She is actress, this is her 15 minutes of fame , and chance to get her name more noticed. 

2, Being a "famous " person, do you really think the Thai Police would try and shake her down for money, knowing what might happen ? 

3, In all my years living in Thailand, and check points , I've never  been shaken down , and I wear a real Rolex watch, and usually have expensive camera gear with me. always paid the 300 baht for no helmet. 

I have feeling this nothing more than publicity stunt .

1. I am sure the corrupt cops appreciate you coming to their aid, and providing the kind of smoke and mirrors they thrive on.

2. How on earth would they know she was a social media star? Or an actress? It is likely they would not have attempted this crime if they knew. 

[GammaGlobulin]

6 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

1. I am sure the corrupt cops appreciate you coming to their aid, and providing the kind of smoke and mirrors they thrive on.

2. How on earth would they know she was a social media star? Or an actress? It is likely they would not have attempted this crime if they knew. 

Are you saying that she doesn't look like a starlet? 

 

In any case, one should not rush to judgement before all the evidence is presented. 

 

Why don't we contact her, directly, to better understand her side of her story?

 

[spidermike007]

6 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Are you saying that she doesn't look like a starlet? 

 

In any case, one should not rush to judgement before all the evidence is presented. 

 

Why don't we contact her, directly, to better understand her side of her story?

 

Go for it. Looks like she can be found on Instagram. And as a general rule of thumb, more cops lie about their misdeeds, after being outed, than civilians lying about being mistreated by cops. Especially here, where corrupt is the rule of thumb, rather than the exception. 

[Mayhem11]

Nothing in thisvs

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[jacko45k]

13 hours ago, Artisi said:

what will happen, absolutely nothing  - other than Charlene An will be blacklisted as it was a mis-understanding and she should accept that and forgive.

And at a police station or road stop near you.... someone will be getting the shakedown. Such is life in LOS. 

[austhai]

Well done young lady. 

[bamnutsak]

12 hours ago, Sydebolle said:

The PM has the interior minister under him; the interior minister has the police top monkey under him

In 1998 a change was made so that the RTP report directly to the PM. Up until then they did report to the Minister of the Interior.

 

So Prayut is the PM, the Defense Minister and the top cop. Handy that.

[jacko45k]

3 minutes ago, bamnutsak said:

So Prayut is the PM, the Defense Minister and the top cop. Handy that.

And the Covid Czar, don't forget that.... 

[Artisi]

6 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Are you saying that she doesn't look like a starlet? 

 

In any case, one should not rush to judgement before all the evidence is presented. 

 

Why don't we contact her, directly, to better understand her side of her story?

 

Do right ahead and make contact, as least you will be upto date. 

[Artisi]

2 minutes ago, jacko45k said:

And the Covid Czar, don't forget that.... 

And useless on all counts.