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Chuwit: Bigger Gambling Network Than Macau888 Run By An Inspector

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11 hours ago, ChrisY1 said:

A staggering silence from the Thai government and it's PM....!

But not unexpected.

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    The extent of the corruption would likely be the boggle the mind. The army, cops, immigration, customs, they are all filthy. They army are utterly desperate to hang onto power, and access to the trill

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15 hours ago, Andycoops said:

That's what happens when you make things illegal, illegality becomes the norm.

So, that was your way of saying corruption is ok in this case. Can´t you just go throw the rest of your jokes in the pub-forum section.

15 hours ago, IamNoone88 said:

I hope he has good security.

I am quite sure he’s got dirt on many high ranking officials, securely stashed away at different undisclosed locations. I’m also quite sure that these high ranking officials know very well that all that dirt would become public knowledge if anything untoward were to happen to Chuwit. 

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12 hours ago, Neeranam said:

 

????Quite a resentment brewing there.

Immigration are cops. 

They are most certainly not weak, little men.

One thing Thailand has more than Burma is tolerance and acceptance of what one can't change. 

 

One could easily make an argument that extreme corruption, and the willingness to sell your soul for a buck, makes you both weak and little. 

At least they found the lambo.

 

That seemed to be paramount on the RTP's to-do list.

 

Someone had their eye on that beauty.

 

I'm sure all the siezed property, homes, valuables, watches, automobiles, etc. get accounted for, sold and the proceeds forwarded to the treasury. Cough, just joking.

 

 

On 2/10/2023 at 4:39 AM, spidermike007 said:

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The time is coming, when this will no longer be tolerated. Just wait. The army is on it's way out. It could take awhile, and it could get ugly, though it will never get to the hellish level of Burma, as the Thai parents would never, ever permit that kind of genocidal behavior from their sons. You take out one more Thai, and you are forever disowned by this family. That is all it would take to bring about mass defections from the army ranks. That would sure be fun to witness. Are the pompous generals going to put themselves into harms way? Never. They do not have it in them, they are cowards. 

I dunno. It's been this way for eight or nine centuries, probably several millenia. The worst offenders get taken out, the rest keep right on. Human nature on display.

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