Can this happen here....?

[Cameroni]

7 minutes ago, norsurin said:

thai guy out.

His wife didn't know that i can speak thai and when i listen to what she told the police i understood rigth away she was lying.I told the police what had happened and his wife get shocked and didn't know what to say anymore.

The police told him to stay in a hotel or another place until he get sober before he went back home.

They gave him a fine 2000 baht.Case closed.

 

Great job. I have to say police in Thailand do seem to be quite sensible most of the time. It could have ended a lot worse in many countries for the guy.

[Hummin]

6 minutes ago, Cameroni said:

 

Because it's not a "problem". Isolated instances of crimes that are extremely rare are not a reason to restrict travel for 60 million people. It's just a knee-jerk overreaction by a commission, which by the way is mostly made up of feminist career women.

 

This is the real problem, that Filipinos are forced to go abroad to make a decent wage, when their own country cannot provide decent paying jobs even for university graduates.

 

 

Did you not get the part where 98 % of those people stopped are just legiitimate couples, not victims of "human traffickers"? Even in Philiipines women are complaining they can't leave the country.

 

 

Human trafficking is not a big problem, it is a phantom crime pushed by feminists mostly that practically never happens. Have you ever met any one that was "human trafficked" Neither have I. I have, howeve,r met people who say they were unjustly offloaded in Phil, due to the massive overreaction in Phil to this supposed human trafficking issue.

 

 

Because they make it up! There is NO LAW in Philiippines that requires a woman leaving to have a CFO certificate. NONE. These immigration officers made up this policy out of thin air on instruction from this commission that seeks to curb "human trafficking". Even Filipinas are confused about this, they don't even know, these requirements change all the time, and indeed are dependent on which immigration officer you come up against. 

You making to much fuzz about an online application 

 

They didn't have their papers in orders, and you overreacting on behalf of others again. Get over it.

 

Ignorance at its best calling it out as feminism. I have said what  need to say in this case. There is limits how many times we should need to bang our heads in the wall because of pure Ignorance 

[norsurin]

3 minutes ago, Cameroni said:

 

Great job. I have to say police in Thailand do seem to be quite sensible most of the time. It could have ended a lot worse in many countries for the guy.

I agree with u.They try to solve the case that's best for the people who gets involved.

Anyway if drugs involved people get big problems.

[BritManToo]

11 minutes ago, Cameroni said:

Human trafficking is not a big problem, it is a phantom crime pushed by feminists mostly that practically never happens. Have you ever met any one that was "human trafficked" Neither have I. I have, howeve,r met people who say they were unjustly offloaded in Phil, due to the massive overreaction in Phil to this supposed human trafficking issue.

If you drive your ST date back to her bar, you're human trafficking.

That's the law as it is now, but not as it was originally intended.

[norsurin]

A friend of me sat in a outdoor restaurant in Manila.The table next to him sat 5 policeman so he felt safe there 

They didn't exchange any words but suddenly one of the police approach him and told him to pay their bill and if not he would have big problem.He paid their bill and left quickly.

[Cameroni]

1 hour ago, JaxxBKK said:

The person cannot handle the culture, the sophistication of the women, the food all those things that for men glom onto with the Filipino women

.

. Thailand is a challenge in many ways including the women. You're either in or you're out. You're part of the club or you're not

 

I don't think that applies, you could just like the physical attributes of Filipinas more, they are a lot more rounded, and of course it's much easier to form a connection with a Filipina because she can speak English  better.

You could be in with Thailand, but still like Filipinas. Why restrict yourself to one club?

[Cameroni]

1 hour ago, Hummin said:

You making to much fuzz about an online application 

 

They didn't have their papers in orders, and you overreacting on behalf of others again. Get over it.

 

Ignorance at its best calling it out as feminism. I have said what  need to say in this case. There is limits how many times we should need to bang our heads in the wall because of pure Ignorance 

 

It's not the CFO certificate process alone. The problem is that this requirement is totally arbitrary, like rolling the dice. Some immigration officers will implement, some won't, some will be very strict and require the CFO others won't. The only way you find out is if you already bought tickets and your Filipina is trying to board the flight and she can't. Which means you just lost 200 dollars or more. Besides if you had all the documents you can STILL be offloaded if the immigration officers decides they don't believe you, and they will ask trick questions to get you to contradict yourself, there's a whole list of reasons they have the power to offload even if you have ALL the documents.

 

It wasn't just on behalf others, I had this exact problem. I had to fly to Bangkok, get an affidavit of support notarised in the Philippines embassy, where of course you can't just walk in, you have to make an appointment, so I was stuck in Bangkok for several days just for this s**t.

 

Yes, I am calling it out as feminism.  The Phillipines Inter-Agency Council Against Trafficking includes members such as the "Executive Director of Coalition Against Trafficking of Women-Asia and the Pacific". Who is that?

 

It's  Jean Enriquez. She is a known advocate for women's rights and has been working on women's issues in various countries in South Asia and the Mekong Region. 

 

Here is a full list of the members of the Coalition against Trafficking of Women, all women, all feminists:

 

https://catw-ap.org.ph/?page_id=3876

 

"Human trafficking" is not "human" trafficking, it's women trafficking, and feminists the world over have hijacked this phantom crime as a vehicle to peddle their feminist agenda and as a means to get free and well paid government financed jobs. It never even existed as a crime until the late 90s, and came up at the same time as hardcore femiinism emerged.

 

Of coures, being Norwegian you're not sensitized to this, as all your politicians are feminists as well.

 

 

[Cameroni]

1 hour ago, BritManToo said:

If you drive your ST date back to her bar, you're human trafficking.

That's the law as it is now, but not as it was originally intended.

 

Human trafficking is the act of recruiting, transporting, transferring, harboring, or receiving individuals through force, fraud, or coercion for the purpose of exploitation.  As I was recruited by several law firms and was greatly exploited there because I was coerced to earn a living I'm a victim of human trafficking.

 

I was recruited in London and flown to a Caribbean hell-hole, Grand Cayman, where I had to work 8 hours at a desk producing the most tedious documents. You can't imagine the hell I've been through.

[Hummin]

1 hour ago, Cameroni said:

 

It's not the CFO certificate process alone. The problem is that this requirement is totally arbitrary, like rolling the dice. Some immigration officers will implement, some won't, some will be very strict and require the CFO others won't. The only way you find out is if you already bought tickets and your Filipina is trying to board the flight and she can't. Which means you just lost 200 dollars or more. Besides if you had all the documents you can STILL be offloaded if the immigration officers decides they don't believe you, and they will ask trick questions to get you to contradict yourself, there's a whole list of reasons they have the power to offload even if you have ALL the documents.

 

It wasn't just on behalf others, I had this exact problem. I had to fly to Bangkok, get an affidavit of support notarised in the Philippines embassy, where of course you can't just walk in, you have to make an appointment, so I was stuck in Bangkok for several days just for this s**t.

 

Yes, I am calling it out as feminism.  The Phillipines Inter-Agency Council Against Trafficking includes members such as the "Executive Director of Coalition Against Trafficking of Women-Asia and the Pacific". Who is that?

 

It's  Jean Enriquez. She is a known advocate for women's rights and has been working on women's issues in various countries in South Asia and the Mekong Region. 

 

Here is a full list of the members of the Coalition against Trafficking of Women, all women, all feminists:

 

https://catw-ap.org.ph/?page_id=3876

 

"Human trafficking" is not "human" trafficking, it's women trafficking, and feminists the world over have hijacked this phantom crime as a vehicle to peddle their feminist agenda and as a means to get free and well paid government financed jobs. It never even existed as a crime until the late 90s, and came up at the same time as hardcore femiinism emerged.

 

Of coures, being Norwegian you're not sensitized to this, as all your politicians are feminists as well.

 

 

 

I see your problem, 
 

 

 

[norsurin]

2 hours ago, Cameroni said:

 

Because it's not a "problem". Isolated instances of crimes that are extremely rare are not a reason to restrict travel for 60 million people. It's just a knee-jerk overreaction by a commission, which by the way is mostly made up of feminist career women.

 

This is the real problem, that Filipinos are forced to go abroad to make a decent wage, when their own country cannot provide decent paying jobs even for university graduates.

 

 

Did you not get the part where 98 % of those people stopped are just legiitimate couples, not victims of "human traffickers"? Even in Philiipines women are complaining they can't leave the country.

 

 

Human trafficking is not a big problem, it is a phantom crime pushed by feminists mostly that practically never happens. Have you ever met any one that was "human trafficked" Neither have I. I have, howeve,r met people who say they were unjustly offloaded in Phil, due to the massive overreaction in Phil to this supposed human trafficking issue.

 

 

Because they make it up! There is NO LAW in Philiippines that requires a woman leaving to have a CFO certificate. NONE. These immigration officers made up this policy out of thin air on instruction from this commission that seeks to curb "human trafficking". Even Filipinas are confused about this, they don't even know, these requirements change all the time, and indeed are dependent on which immigration officer you come up against. 

I saw a documentary called locked up abroad about the guy from UK meet his gf in filipines.This lady wasn't legally divorced and when her ex-husband find out hell started.They try to kill the UK guy and make a living hell for him.After she get pregnant it even get worse.A long story but finally with the help of the UK embassy they succeed to flee from filipines to UK .

[norsurin]

58 minutes ago, Cameroni said:

 

Human trafficking is the act of recruiting, transporting, transferring, harboring, or receiving individuals through force, fraud, or coercion for the purpose of exploitation.  As I was recruited by several law firms and was greatly exploited there because I was coerced to earn a living I'm a victim of human trafficking.

 

I was recruited in London and flown to a Caribbean hell-hole, Grand Cayman, where I had to work 8 hours at a desk producing the most tedious documents. You can't imagine the hell I've been through.

When i worked in Labuan in Malaysia it was many pinays working in the bars there.Mostly of them had 2 different passports with different names on They was promised a jon as a waitress etc but get forced to prostitute.

I heard that one lady had tried to escape and the police found her near the airport brutally murded wirh a broken glassbottle in her private parts.

[Cameroni]

29 minutes ago, norsurin said:

When i worked in Labuan in Malaysia it was many pinays working in the bars there.Mostly of them had 2 different passports with different names on They was promised a jon as a waitress etc but get forced to prostitute.

I heard that one lady had tried to escape and the police found her near the airport brutally murded wirh a broken glassbottle in her private parts.

 

Oh you worked in Labuan? In the financial centre? What was that like?

 

I think the number of Filipinas you have to "force" into prostitution you can count on one hand frankly. 90% of women there do the serial dating thing, which is basically prostitution "light".

[Liverpool Lou]

21 hours ago, Cameroni said:

 

Nice name. Not Thai then?

Not unusual to come across Thai girls named Joy.

[Cameroni]

13 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Not unusual to come across Thai girls named Joy.

 

This is a family forum, please don't post this pornographic imagery.

[Liverpool Lou]

3 minutes ago, Cameroni said:

18 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Not unusual to come across Thai girls named Joy.

 

This is a family forum, please don't post this pornographic imagery.

The only one posting from your pornographic imagery is you.

[norsurin]

5 hours ago, Cameroni said:

 

Oh you worked in Labuan? In the financial centre? What was that like?

 

I think the number of Filipinas you have to "force" into prostitution you can count on one hand frankly. 90% of women there do the serial dating thing, which is basically prostitution "light".

I was working offshore with rigmovings..nice place .Was often at the financial center and we used to rent an apartment there with 3-4 bedroom and had pinays staying with us.I meet a guy from Labuan in Bangkok and he said its wery different now Not like it used to be with alot of girls in the bars Sometimes we stayed on ancer for weeks without doing nothing..then we used seataxis to the harbour same we did in Singapore.

[Cameroni]

Just now, norsurin said:

I was working offshore with rigmows..nice place .Was often at the financial center and we used to rent an apartment there with 3-4 bedroom and had pinays staying with us.I meet a guy from Labuan in Bangkok and he said its wery different now Not like it used to be with alot of girls in the bars 

 

Always wanted to visit Labuan. I wonder if they got the financial centre of the ground now.

[norsurin]

5 minutes ago, Cameroni said:

 

Always wanted to visit Labuan. I wonder if they got the financial centre of the ground now.

Wery cheap place because it was a taxfree area.I remember 1 l of vodka/ whiskey was only 7 $ at the store.

Cigarettes was also wery cheap Hotels was cheap..girls was cheap.A pine of local beer costs only 2 ringit at daytime at local restaurants.

[Cameroni]

3 minutes ago, norsurin said:

Wery cheap place because it was a taxfree area.I remember 1 l of vodka/ whiskey was only 7 $ at the store.

Cigarettes was also wery cheap Hotels was cheap..girls was cheap.A pine of local beer costs only 2 ringit at daytime at local restaurants.

 

Yes, Malaysia is very cheap. Still, too rainy a place for me.

[ronnie50]

I've been to Philippines several times. Mostly Manila. The young filipina women are often good looking - like the Thai. But only until around 25 (as someone said), then the filipina go pear-shaped from eating Jolibee and Shakeys Pizzas. America's dietary legacy to their former colony. It's usually because they've married young, by the age of 20 quite often, and have a child almost yearly. In any case, the filipina women (IMO) of all ages are nice people in general, whereas the filipino men are a bit aggressive - more than Thais. Once married, the women can't get divorced (in their country), so that complicates things for a new western boyfriend (including a friend of mine) if their husbands are deadbeat losers. It's why many end up in the sex trade (maybe not too different to Thai women from poorer regions where divorce is not a problem, but feeding 2-3 kids is). Thailand's development is better than the Philippines by far (why it's cheap to holiday over there). Why anyone would bring a casual filipina girlfriend to Thailand I don't know.  

[Cameroni]

27 minutes ago, ronnie50 said:

In any case, the filipina women (IMO) of all ages are nice people in general, whereas the filipino men are a bit aggressive - more than Thais.

 

I do agree with this. It is quite easy to develop a good vibe with a Filipina.

 

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Why anyone would bring a casual filipina girlfriend to Thailand I don't know

 

Because he likes her and to have sex, just a wild guess.

[norsurin]

2 hours ago, Cameroni said:

 

I do agree with this. It is quite easy to develop a good vibe with a Filipina.

 

 

Because he likes her and to have sex, just a wild guess.

Pinays r really wild in bed.They do anything u like if it makes u happy.

 

[norsurin]

3 hours ago, ronnie50 said:

I've been to Philippines several times. Mostly Manila. The young filipina women are often good looking - like the Thai. But only until around 25 (as someone said), then the filipina go pear-shaped from eating Jolibee and Shakeys Pizzas. America's dietary legacy to their former colony. It's usually because they've married young, by the age of 20 quite often, and have a child almost yearly. In any case, the filipina women (IMO) of all ages are nice people in general, whereas the filipino men are a bit aggressive - more than Thais. Once married, the women can't get divorced (in their country), so that complicates things for a new western boyfriend (including a friend of mine) if their husbands are deadbeat losers. It's why many end up in the sex trade (maybe not too different to Thai women from poorer regions where divorce is not a problem, but feeding 2-3 kids is). Thailand's development is better than the Philippines by far (why it's cheap to holiday over there). Why anyone would bring a casual filipina girlfriend to Thailand I don't know.  

I had a regular pinay girl age 28 in Malaysia.She was gorgeous and wery nice.and a tiger in bed 

The different i find out is that pinays r much better keep what they promise compared to Thais If she said I come to meet u 9 oclock etc she allways on time.Thais can say 9 oclock and they shove up at midnight.Anyway their the same as thais allways talking about money.Im divorced my exwife from Thailand 8 years ago and will never ever get married again.I love my freedom to do whatever i want to do 

[Nick Carter icp]

14 minutes ago, norsurin said:

Thais can say 9 oclock and they shove up at midnight

 

   That's annoying that is .

The clock strikes  midnight and they shove it up .

Especially when you are asleep and they don't even ask first .

Midnight and it gets shoved up , so rude

[georgegeorgia]

16 hours ago, JaxxBKK said:

 

I would think this is readily apparent. The person cannot handle the culture, the sophistication of the women, the food all those things that for men glom onto with the Filipino women

.

. Thailand is a challenge in many ways including the women. You're either in or you're out. You're part of the club or you're not

Well your in as they salivate over your 10 baht tips that you go on about 

I mean I'm still ruminating over that ...lol .... funniest post I read where you held out making them saying thankyou for your lousy 10 baht.

Get off your high horse Grandpa !!

[JaxxBKK]

16 hours ago, georgegeorgia said:

Well your in as they salivate over your 10 baht tips that you go on about 

I mean I'm still ruminating over that ...lol .... funniest post I read where you held out making them saying thankyou for your lousy 10 baht.

Get off your high horse Grandpa !!

 

It's... you're (you are).

 

I'm not looking for thanks.

 

I was down on 4 and cowboy late afternoon early evening and staff pretty much grateful for anything comes thier way. So much so one pub on cowboy thought it ok to just keep 20b on 80b beer. Nope and no tip!!

 

Beware friends, it's low season and in addition the entire pub scene is crashing and burning. It's been on life support for years, but this might be it

 

Even the drinks girlies I bought two pints for them and they split it between themselves. I enjoyed their company, they got drunk. It's all good. Tourists like you never get away with this. As a rule I don't buy drinks girlies lady drinks. They can chat with me or not. I'm happily married. Not barfining those old birds. Once you establish yourself as local and can speak some Thai the game changes.

 

Keep laying down those big tips in Patpong gay bar GG. The gay love you long time 🤣🤣

 

Must be getting warmer in Grimsby now Spring upon us.

 

[JaxxBKK]

On 6/3/2025 at 2:00 PM, Cameroni said:

 

I don't think that applies, you could just like the physical attributes of Filipinas more, they are a lot more rounded, and of course it's much easier to form a connection with a Filipina because she can speak English  better.

You could be in with Thailand, but still like Filipinas. Why restrict yourself to one club?

 

Great. No problem

 

STAY IN THE PHILIPPINES

[Cameroni]

5 minutes ago, JaxxBKK said:

 

Great. No problem

 

STAY IN THE PHILIPPINES

 

What are you on about? Why not bring them to Thailand?

[Cameroni]

19 hours ago, norsurin said:

.and a tiger in bed 

 

That's my experience with Filipinas as well. They are more willing do the really dirty things and then enjoy it. The Thais will do it, but they don't enjoy as much. Filipinas can get really into it.

 

 

[lamyai3]

19 hours ago, Nick Carter icp said:

Midnight and it gets shoved up , so rude

 

Cinderella story