British Man Arrested for Sexual Assault of 6-Year-Old Thai Stepdaughter
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I was absolutely mortified at what I witnessed yesterday.
Taught a bit at a rural thai high school in north. They had a big wear a helmet push for a while...big full color signs encouraging helmets posted all along the main road in/out of the school. Almost all the teachers who rode motorbikes never wore a helmet. Great role models...and of course kids didn't wear helmets either. And i would bet that most of the teachers who drove cars did not fasten a seat belt. If you can't even get the so called teacher role models to wear a helmet or buckle up then good luck getting a bunch of teen age thai students to do it. IF IF they had been serious the teachers who did not wear helmets should have been fined or punished. I believe the campaign came from the top school department officials in Bangkok which sounded good and had a nice budget but obviously no attempt to get the teachers on board. To my knowledge nothing like any kind of reprimand or punishment ever happened and I suspect never will. -
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Police Checkpoints Must Adhere to Protocol, Says Thai Police Chief
Do they run from the left side to every car to try to catch folks driving without a Thai permit? -
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Russian Tourist Drowns on Pattaya Beach, Early Morning
Its not easy to drown on Pattaya beach.....It has to be one of the most undrownable beaches anywhere..... No big waves, no current, no drop offs...... -
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Pheu Thai Pushes Bold Anti-Coup Legislation in Thailand
It won't matter. When there is a coup they tear up the constitution and absolve themselves of all crime. Next they will have to tear up a few laws. Those with the guns can do anything. -
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Starmer Dilutes Pledges Amid Economic Challenges
Once these morons realise that growth has stalled and/or we are in recession and they cannot afford to give £13bn to overseas climate aid, or pay £5.8bn a year for illegal immigrants, or spaff £22bn on carbon capture, or the £13bn foreign aid budget, or £8bn on GB energy or any of the other virtue signaling vanity projects they will be faced with a "tough" choice.. To either scrap the spending on this nonsense or punish the working/middle class with means tested pensions (just for private sector workers), even more taxes or other punitive measures. I think we all know which option these morons will choose. My bet is on means tested state pensions for private sector workers as they really hate the pensioners. -
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LTR Visa is Now available for Long Term Residency
No. Its not a big deal. But in my case, if I were to decide to submit a Thai tax return for the 2024 tax year, I would have to either: (1) print out 2024 tax forms on paper, fill them in by hand, and then hand carry to Phuket RD (likely with my pink-ID # filled in place of the Thai TIN, or leave that TIN field blank and see what Phuket RD says). It likely means some time spent filling in tax forms prior to going to RD office, and then maybe 1/2 day or longer sitting at the Phuket RD office while they sort what to do with my tax return, or (2) first go to Phuket RD office, and again apply for a Thai tax ID number (TIN) where some months back the Phuket RD refused to give me a TIN. Again, possibly 1/2 day or longer sitting in the Thai RD office while they scratch their heads and figure out what to do with me. And then after getting a TIN, going back home and doing the online Thai tax submission. However, given I elected to remit NO foreign income into Thailand for year-2024 tax year, and given my interest from Thai bank/bonds is less than the amount needed to file a Thai tax return ... I don't have to do anything now. But I am most curious to know. There could be an unexpected reason in next few years when I may have to bring more money into Thailand, so I want to understand the full implications of that, if and when the time comes. -
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LTR Visa is Now available for Long Term Residency
Yeah, meaning income otherwise taxable (i.e., assessable income), 'cause not exempt by DTA -- is by Royal Decree -- now not taxable. And, ipso facto, income not taxable is also income that is not assessable. Thus, no tax return required. Fun games with word salad. This element of what the Royal Decree really means ain't what gets my concern -- it's when we go to worldwide income taxation -- and then what does the Royal Decree encompass? -
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Police Checkpoints Must Adhere to Protocol, Says Thai Police Chief
I guess there must be a reason why 7 police officers assaulted someone, but I cant find such detail. Please share.
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