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Thai Chinese criminal matriarch has built a safe empire and fortune for her three Thai children


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and these chinese criminals are the prefered tourist the thai govt want to be here and make it easier for them to do so, really have to wonder what they are getting out of it to push them for being the best people to visit the country

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8 hours ago, webfact said:

The deputy national police chief also highlighted the case of a Chinese woman who arrived here 35 years ago and set up an extensive transnational criminal empire engaged in providing surrogate Thai children to Chinese nationals. He outlined how the woman has amassed a fortune of billions of baht which Thai authorities cannot reach as she, in a move which General Surachate is convinced must have been planned from the outset, made sure all the assets were tied up in bona fide business concerns owned by her three Thai children who are strictly engaged in honest and legitimate commercial enterprises in the country including a well regarded Thai insurance company with over ฿600 million a year in income. 

So she is now a Thai citizen, her kids are Thai and they have legitimate businesses... how is this a Chinese plot? 

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while the victim, who has bizarrely arrested himself for assault on Sunday in Hua Hin, ended up being detained by Immigration Police after officers found he was wanted for fraud by the Chinese police.

He assaulted himself? I guess anything is possible. Maybe Thailand also about to find out that there are cultures that tend to follow rules and laws without much coercion, and there are others that have self interested criminality as the be all, end all. Of late, Thailand has snubbed the former and pandered to the latter.

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2 hours ago, seajae said:

and these chinese criminals are the prefered tourist the thai govt want to be here and make it easier for them to do so

Where has any of that been stated?   Which Thai agency has said that "Chinese tourists are preferred", that they are "the best people to visit the country" and that their entry to Thailand is being made easier?   

Is requiring them to have visas making their entry easier?

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10 hours ago, webfact said:

Chinese criminality into Thailand which has been ongoing for decades is turned off,

everybody knows, nothing new, the only way to solve that is to once and for all remove corruption from their DNA.... that guy who grabbed power back in 2014 promised to hunt down corruption unfortunately it appears it went the other way around, it increased.... go straight up to the top of the pyramid and things will start to change, currently wasting time and energy chasing the lower ranks/bottom of the pyramid

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The Chinese are a savvy bunch. Not the nicest, but very savvy.

 

And they thrive on chaos and corruption, which is abundant in many, many countries (including their own).

 

Now in Vietnam, and those Vietnamese that say they hate China are the ones that haven't been offered a healthy lump of coffee money by their neighbours just yet.

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39 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

"...how is this a Chinese plot?"

By her also being Chinese!    And possibly having obtained her Thai citizenship nefariously.

She also could have just come here and got married and it wasn't a "Chinese plot" - I mean we are talking the Thai plod here

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20 hours ago, PremiumLane said:

So she is now a Thai citizen, her kids are Thai and they have legitimate businesses... how is this a Chinese plot? 

apparently when 2 Chinese people make a baby and pass it through a thai womb, it magically becomes thai. that's a convenient loophole for a Chinese couple to have a Chinese child and launder the money through, which makes the gains legal because the child is technically thai(?). not sure why laundering is legal here and they don't just seize all the businesses bought with dirty money. they found the money trail but claim the money is safe and out of reach, one can only assume money laundering isn't prosecuted if you are thai...

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20 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

"...how is this a Chinese plot?"

By her also being Chinese!    And possibly having obtained her Thai citizenship nefariously.

Odd one this as China doesn't allow duel citizenship so if she holds Thai citizenship she cannot be Chinese. China actively forbids this and does not recognize those with dual citizenship as being Chinese. You need to choose either Chinese or Thai (from a CCP point of view) . She may have been born in China to Chinese parents but she isn't from a Chinese legal standpoint Chinese, as she has effectively cut herself off from that by holding Thai citizenship. 

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44 minutes ago, cncltd1973 said:

apparently when 2 Chinese people make a baby and pass it through a thai womb, it magically becomes thai. that's a convenient loophole for a Chinese couple to have a Chinese child and launder the money through, which makes the gains legal because the child is technically thai(?). not sure why laundering is legal here and they don't just seize all the businesses bought with dirty money. they found the money trail but claim the money is safe and out of reach, one can only assume money laundering isn't prosecuted if you are thai...

Our Chinese neighbour gets a visa by claiming one of her kids is Thai, got a Thai mans name on the birth document. She's married and lives with the Chinese father, who works illegally. Several Chinese national families round us, they are all up to something dodgy, all managed to buy houses and other assets, working illegally or on dodgy visas. One claimed to have bought a Thai ID for 200k several years ago. Crafty lot who stick close together.

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