Popular Post MalcolmB Posted February 19 Popular Post Posted February 19 3 hours ago, Easterneye said: who can blame them , especially all the drunken/ drugged up morons coming alongside from the UK. Is wasnt us, it was the Israelis in Pai. 3 1
Popular Post sambum Posted February 19 Popular Post Posted February 19 "................disrupts social harmony, violates public morals, and potentially damages Thailand's reputation." Perhaps they should also look at the transgenders/ladyboys that by their actions do exactly the same! 3
Popular Post sambum Posted February 19 Popular Post Posted February 19 21 hours ago, scottiejohn said: Again, you are completely wrong dear MB! If you believe the crap you have just posted then you don't read the UK gutter press in that case! The UK gutter press were not to blame a few years ago when Muslims (can I say that?) were blatantly holding religious prayers in Hyde Park, and when a lady approached one of the Police Officers "standing by" and asked him to tell them to stop doing it, as it was against the law, he first of all didn't believe her, and "shooed her away", but when she produced a copy of the local by-laws where it specifically stated that religious meetings/prayers were expressly forbidden ther and other Public Parks in London, he said (after consulting with his superiors at "base", that he couldn't stop them as "IT MIGHT CAUSE TROUBLE"!!! 5
sambum Posted February 19 Posted February 19 10 hours ago, quake said: The go home post. So cool. There's always one! 1 1
sambum Posted February 19 Posted February 19 9 hours ago, wensiensheng said: As you say, It was packed with family groups because Safari World is a family type tourist offering. The mass sexpat market won’t go there nor will the alcoholics. They are all in the go go’s and bars. In the "Family Friendly" destination?
quake Posted February 19 Posted February 19 3 hours ago, Easterneye said: but then again who can blame them , especially all the drunken/ drugged up morons coming alongside from the UK. How dare you, I don't take drugs anymore.
geisha Posted February 19 Posted February 19 23 hours ago, MartinBangkok said: Again, you are completely wrong dear Scottie. Most developed nations downplay, or downright hide crime commited by their immigrants. All part of the politically correct to-not-offend policies. In Thailand it is 100% opposite. Rubbish. We’re talking about tourists , not immigrants !! I’d say a good percentage of the troublemakers here are foreigners. Russian thugs, bitcoiners, Chinese call centers and the usual obnoxious drunks and drugged fools that walk the streets. Many from western countries. I live in a busy tourist area of France, and I can promise you that the few tourists causing trouble are quickly dealt with. The problem is, Thailand seems to attracts the worse of the human race. And of course, it’s mainly of their own making. I agree with many here, deport the trouble makers / thieves/ scammers and dealers. 1
BritScot Posted February 19 Posted February 19 On 2/18/2025 at 11:49 AM, scottiejohn said: It does not matter. I believe that most national newspapers around the world report more crimes from foreigners in their country than they will of the indigenous population! it is human nature after all! Nonsense utter Nonsense! 1 1
Popular Post connda Posted February 19 Popular Post Posted February 19 Yada yada yada...blah blah blah - "We hate foreigner. Farang big trouble. We watch bad foreigner close close." Blah blah blah...yada yada yada. Same same for the last 18 years...no different. 4
connda Posted February 19 Posted February 19 On 2/18/2025 at 5:02 PM, snoop1130 said: The move follows troubling incidents, notably in Pai, Mae Hong Son, where local businesses recently refused service to Israeli nationals. This decision arose after reports of inappropriate behaviour by some Israeli tourists, who allegedly verbally abused medical staff and threatened property damage at a local hospital. I can't wait for Israel to call the Thai government "antisemitic." That would be entertaining. 2
lordgrinz Posted February 19 Posted February 19 20 minutes ago, connda said: I can't wait for Israel to call the Thai government "antisemitic." That would be entertaining. If the shoe fits, but technically, Thai's are just "antifarang". 1
BusyB Posted February 19 Posted February 19 6 hours ago, MalcolmB said: Is wasnt us, it was the Israelis in Pai. This time lol ...
BusyB Posted February 19 Posted February 19 3 hours ago, BritScot said: Nonsense utter Nonsense! That's precisely the sort of content that boosts sales.
BusyB Posted February 19 Posted February 19 11 hours ago, ujayujay said: By creating artificial outrage against foreigners, one can easily turn a blind eye to the crime committed by fellow countrymen in one's own country Well waddaya know eh? Sound familiar? Seen it somewhere else as well?
freedomnow Posted February 19 Posted February 19 Haha, aren't they always...with the sheer volume it will never be any other way. Wonder which nation they will target next after China and India with free visas and Thailnd adverts...the multi-headed hydra that is the Thai Govt...always out of lockstep with itself. Wonder how long it will be before the expat tax gets repealed. Canny old white men are good at holding on to their money..I should know I'm always the first one to offer to buy the other person something in Thailand.
madone Posted February 19 Posted February 19 9 hours ago, Hummin said: I repeat if you did not understand my point: I have noticed places that was free for these drug tourists, are now their new playground for their drug party holidays. Kids and also elderly who seeks out these arenas, used to stay in jungle parties in Laos, now they seek out new territories in Thailand who now made it possible for the drug business to establish themselves new pristine places. I have travelled more than 20 years to these places and know what I'm talking about. Perhaps, but as someone who has lived here, in Thailand attending and even promoting parties in the late 90s until the mid-2000s and the war on drugs, I understand your point, I just disagree. Things today are much more commercial and controlled. What we got away with then just doesn't happen now,
madone Posted February 19 Posted February 19 10 hours ago, Hummin said: I repeat if you did not understand my point: I have noticed places that was free for these drug tourists, are now their new playground for their drug party holidays. Kids and also elderly who seeks out these arenas, used to stay in jungle parties in Laos, now they seek out new territories in Thailand who now made it possible for the drug business to establish themselves new pristine places. I have travelled more than 20 years to these places and know what I'm talking about. Perhaps, but as someone who has lived here, in Thailand attending and even promoting parties in the late 90s until the mid-2000s and the war on drugs, I understand your point, I just disagree. Things today are much more commercial and controlled. What we got away with then just doesn't happen now,
madone Posted February 19 Posted February 19 10 hours ago, Hummin said: I repeat if you did not understand my point: I have noticed places that was free for these drug tourists, are now their new playground for their drug party holidays. Kids and also elderly who seeks out these arenas, used to stay in jungle parties in Laos, now they seek out new territories in Thailand who now made it possible for the drug business to establish themselves new pristine places. I have travelled more than 20 years to these places and know what I'm talking about. Perhaps, but as someone who has lived here, in Thailand attending and even promoting parties in the late 90s until the mid-2000s and the war on drugs, I understand your point, I just disagree. Things today are much more commercial and controlled. What we got away with then just doesn't happen now,
freedomnow Posted February 19 Posted February 19 1 minute ago, madone said: Perhaps, but as someone who has lived here, in Thailand attending and even promoting parties in the late 90s until the mid-2000s and the war on drugs, I understand your point, I just disagree. Things today are much more commercial and controlled. What we got away with then just doesn't happen now, You mean like the full moon parties ? If so... thank you..haha.
madone Posted February 19 Posted February 19 19 minutes ago, freedomnow said: You mean like the full moon parties ? If so... thank you..haha. We used to throw parties after and around the full moon, like the backyard when we would head out to watch the morning carnage before heading up into the Hadrin hills to dance the day away. Guys and Eden came a bit later -- they are still going fridays and saturdays, Eden opens when guys closes We also used to throw parties in selected resorts around Thailand, predominantly for a mixed crowd Thai professionals and expats, renting small isolated entire resorts for a weekend and bringing sound systems and crew to fill the rooms. one party actually took place at Angkor Wat, a very clandestine and special event I have never heard repeated. That <deleted> just couldn't happen now. There was a very vibrant interconnected scene between Jakarta (stadium), Phnom Penh, Bangkok, and the islands 1
freedomnow Posted February 19 Posted February 19 6 minutes ago, madone said: We used to throw parties after and around the full moon, like the backyard when we would head out to watch the morning carnage before heading up into the Hadrin hills to dance the day away. Guys and Eden came a bit later. We also used to throw parties in selected resorts around Thailand, predominantly for a mixed crowd Thai professionals and expats, renting small isolated entire resorts for a weekend and bringing sound systems and crew to fill the rooms. one party actually took place at Angkor Wat, a very clandestine and special event I have never heard repeated. That <deleted> just couldn't happen now. There was a very vibrant interconnected scene between Jakarta (stadium), Phnom Penh, Bangkok, and the islands Yeah Thailand is Planet Buzzkill now in too many ways.
fleccer Posted February 19 Posted February 19 That's true we are not welcome here because some people come to LOS to do illegal and sometimes criminal activities. Then the tourists, many of them have neither respect nor education so because of these individuals we are all involved.
Jonathan Swift Posted February 20 Posted February 20 On 2/18/2025 at 5:08 PM, ukrules said: If they want pure social harmony then they have to give up the tourist money. Lets face it, the government want (need) the money. With mass tourism comes certain issues which you simply have to deal with - or ban them all from coming. It's a trade off Correct. If you bring in more people there will be proportionately more ɑsshoIes. It's built into the math. Hopefully they will move the midpoint needle and tip the scales enough to serve both sides of the issue. The locals are not making good money off the Israelis because Israelis are not the big tourist spenders that Thailand wants or needs. I think it's clear to everyone including the police and immigration that they are not worth the trouble. It sounds like certain groups may end up with a target on their backs the moment they arrive, which I'm fine with, no doubt others would be fine with it. This is total speculation on my part, I don't in any way actually claim to know what I'm talking about. Basically, it sounds like the Israelis may be specifically targeted for "enhanced surveillance". Then immigration may be pre-primed to expedite deportation if necessary. That's the way I would do it. Memos to all immigration checkpoints: flag all Israeli passports the moment they set foot here. Enhanced security, enhanced surveillance from entry to departure. It could be done entirely within the database and system with minimal extra cost or effort. It would be sad if hotels and hostels started to refuse Israelis accommodation when their passports were presented because they were flagged. If motorbikes were not rented without valid drivers licenses. If police memos were sent to motorbike rentals telling them that valid motorbike licenses must be produced. Real sad.
TheFishman1 Posted February 23 Posted February 23 All this is due to four Israeli‘s that were a drunk or high acting improperly in the hospital and now it’s like you had the police up there the head cops they have the Prime Minister then the ministers are going up there they want the money but if there’s any little disturbance or headache now they want to come down and everybody TIT 1
1duckyboy Posted February 23 Posted February 23 On 2/18/2025 at 4:49 AM, scottiejohn said: It does not matter. I believe that most national newspapers around the world report more crimes from foreigners in their country than they will of the indigenous population! it is human nature after all! Not in the U.S.A.. The U.S. news media makes huge efforts not report criminals' ethnicity if it is an illegal immigrant(s) who commits the crime.
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Humpy Posted February 23 Posted February 23 Just make sure they are not driving around and crashing their pickups loaded with illegal cigarettes !!
spidermike007 Posted February 23 Posted February 23 Whatever you do don't focus on corrupt police within your ranks, don't focus on corrupt immigration officers, don't focus on corrupt Customs officers, nor corrupt officials within the amphor, the state government and the Federal Government. And leave the local mafia's alone. Focus on foreigners, we are the bad people, we are the ones creating all the chaos, and causing the moral fabric of Thailand to disintegrate sand unravel. 2
stix40 Posted February 23 Posted February 23 Makes me laugh Thai government announcements ? Every week some new initiative is announced and the following week it's changes again 😂 Still better than having dictator trump as your leader !!
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