7 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

 

 

   

   FMP from 1993 .

 

 

 

8 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

 

 

   

   FMP from 1993 .

 

 

 

Thanks for the confirmation...

6 hours ago, bkk6060 said:

Where I live several Israeli families have moved in the past few months.  They all know each other and home school their kids.  They do not appear to work here they are always at their residences. They are ok as neighbors say Hello and smile,  except they do not seem to discipline their kids very well.

exactly the same in my neighborhood.  Plus all the weed smoking from the parent of small children???  

22 minutes ago, BatteringRam said:

 

 

Thanks for the confirmation...

 

   No camp fire or guitar in sight and many people off their trolleys 

1 minute ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   No camp fire or guitar in sight and many people off their trolleys 

 

Indeed. My first FMP was prior to that. Now show videos since then.

4 minutes ago, BatteringRam said:

 

Indeed. My first FMP was prior to that. Now show videos since then.

 

   You previously claimed that your first FMP was in the early 90's , which 1993 is , which is when the video is from 

3 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   You previously claimed that your first FMP was in the early 90's , which 1993 is , which is when the video is from 

 

I can read @Nick Carter icp and you can understand that early '90's can be before 1993. So there is no confusion, is there? 

I cannot change the date of my first FMP to suit you. We are going to have to stick with reality here. Now post later videos to disprove or confirm my statement.

At no point did I state that no one was taking anything, but most of what they were taking was weed or from the local pharmacy.

That obviously changed.

 

4 minutes ago, BatteringRam said:

 

I can read @Nick Carter icp and you can understand that early '90's can be before 1993. So there is no confusion, is there? 

I cannot change the date of my first FMP to suit you. We are going to have to stick with reality here. Now post later videos to disprove or confirm my statement.

At no point did I state that no one was taking anything, but most of what they were taking was weed or from the local pharmacy.

That obviously changed.

 

 

  Post the videos yourself !!!!!

Who do you think that I am ?

Your runaround boy or something ?

1 minute ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

  Post the videos yourself !!!!!

Who do you think that I am ?

Your runaround boy or something ?

 

You chose to post a video of your own volition, runaround boy. If you've suddenly decided that you don't want to play that game anymore, that's okay by me. Dismissed!

2 minutes ago, BatteringRam said:

 

You chose to post a video of your own volition, runaround boy. If you've suddenly decided that you don't want to play that game anymore, that's okay by me. Dismissed!

 

  Yes, I post videos when I want .

If you want to post videos, YOU post them and don't ask me to do it for you .

   I am not a  DJ , I don't do requests 

6 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

  Yes, I post videos when I want .

If you want to post videos, YOU post them and don't ask me to do it for you .

   I am not a  DJ , I don't do requests 

 

Somewhat petulant and quite unnecessary, wouldn't you say?

3 hours ago, Hellfire said:

Thirteen countries do not accept Israeli passports: Algeria, Bangladesh, Brunei, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Malaysia, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Syria, and Yemen.

Do you notice what all these countries have in common? Now, how could Thailand possibly belong on that list?

Well, look at it another way. I - and I'm pretty sure hundreds of thousands of others if not more - will never set foot in Israel (not by choice) and will never spend any money at/for any of their companies or products. The fact that the Thai restaurants and merchants don't want their tourist money (in poor economic times) is not racist or discriminantory - it's the simple fact these people are not wanted here nor their money. Think about how pushy other tourists can be - Russians, Chinese, Indian, Westerners.. but no one is banning them from Thai establishments. So what does that tell you??

1 hour ago, BatteringRam said:

 

I can read @Nick Carter icp and you can understand that early '90's can be before 1993. So there is no confusion, is there? 

I cannot change the date of my first FMP to suit you. We are going to have to stick with reality here. Now post later videos to disprove or confirm my statement.

At no point did I state that no one was taking anything, but most of what they were taking was weed or from the local pharmacy.

That obviously changed.

 

I was on Koh Phangan a few times 1987-88 and there was no Full Moon Party. Although I seem to remember someone may have set off the idea with the owners of Paradise Bungalows (I think that was the name - at the top end of HaadRin).

At that time the locals were having some problems with the Rajneesh who seemed to have taken over large parts and wanted to fence it off.

1 hour ago, BatteringRam said:

 

Somewhat petulant and quite unnecessary, wouldn't you say?

 

   You keep asking me to post videos .

I am just telling you to post the videos yourself 

37 minutes ago, ronnie50 said:

Well, look at it another way. I - and I'm pretty sure hundreds of thousands of others if not more - will never set foot in Israel (not by choice) and will never spend any money at/for any of their companies or products. The fact that the Thai restaurants and merchants don't want their tourist money (in poor economic times) is not racist or discriminantory - it's the simple fact these people are not wanted here nor their money. Think about how pushy other tourists can be - Russians, Chinese, Indian, Westerners.. but no one is banning them from Thai establishments. So what does that tell you??

 

   Isn't just three shops in the whole of Thailand who have sked for no Israelis ?

   Its not as if Israelis have been banned from every shop in Thailand 

6 hours ago, Cameroni said:

 

While that is indeed very regrettable, at least Norwegians, and Scandis generally, are not known to engage in criminal activity and drug excesses in Thailand. 

 

It's a bit different with Israelis.

To be honest, Norway and Norwegian is in most cases and scenarios better off than most countries and people in the world, even not perfect for everyone, but still very should complain for what we have become in comparison. 

 

 

3 minutes ago, Hummin said:

To be honest, Norway and Norwegian is in most cases and scenarios better off than most countries and people in the world, even not perfect for everyone, but still very should complain for what we have become in comparison. 

 

 

In Europe pretty much the further north you go, the more honest, trustworthy and reliable people are, that applies across the board with Swedish, Fins and Norwegians, maybe not so much with Danes who are a bit sly.

 

But either way, neither have distinguished themselves with major crime issues in Thailand. Russians and Israelis are completely different in this regard.

59 minutes ago, ronnie50 said:

Well, look at it another way. I - and I'm pretty sure hundreds of thousands of others if not more - will never set foot in Israel (not by choice) and will never spend any money at/for any of their companies or products. The fact that the Thai restaurants and merchants don't want their tourist money (in poor economic times) is not racist or discriminantory - it's the simple fact these people are not wanted here nor their money. Think about how pushy other tourists can be - Russians, Chinese, Indian, Westerners.. but no one is banning them from Thai establishments. So what does that tell you??

You are full of fantasies. The reality is - the Thais don’t really care about Israelis (both in positive or negative ways). 
It’s worth noting that the Thais themselves have had a far from positive experience dealing with Islamist insurgents and Islamic terrorism. Unlike some idealistic European activists, they have a clear understanding of who the Israelis are dealing with on a daily basis. That said, the Thai people are extremely tolerant and have so far managed to avoid a large conflict with their Muslim population.

3 hours ago, Cameroni said:

God help us if 7 million Israelis bring their drug culture and crime to Thailand.

It will further their belief that their money “built Thailand”

 

And their manners, general attitude and the danger of having so many mentally ill PTSD soldiers in public on drugs..

 

It is a powder keg.

10 minutes ago, Hellfire said:

You are full of fantasies. The reality is - the Thais don’t really care about Israelis (both in positive or negative ways). 
It’s worth noting that the Thais themselves have had a far from positive experience dealing with Islamist insurgents and Islamic terrorism. Unlike some idealistic European activists, they have a clear understanding of who the Israelis are dealing with on a daily basis. That said, the Thai people are extremely tolerant and have so far managed to avoid a large conflict with their Muslim population.

 

Also of course Thais and Israelis are very closely linked, some people in government no doubt received some reward for paving the way for the deal which allowed Israel to recruit Thai labour, much to the latter's misfortune.

 

Thais were the most prominent non-Israeli victims of October 7th, which illustrates the close ties between some in Thailand and some in Israel.

2 minutes ago, MalcolmB said:

It will further their belief that their money “built Thailand”

 

And their manners, general attitude and the danger of having so many mentally ill PTSD soldiers in public on drugs..

 

It is a powder keg.

 

Yes, I was quite shocked to see that there were 7 million Israeli tourists alone, we're only at 340,000 or so now, this will increase massively surely.

 

Pai will be mutiplied many times over. As will the drugs problems, crime and general unpleasantness.

1 hour ago, ronnie50 said:

Think about how pushy other tourists can be - Russians, Chinese, Indian, Westerners.. but no one is banning them from Thai establishments. So what does that tell you??

It simply tells me that Israelis have proven themselves over time and consistently to be the worse tourists to ever set food in Thailand.

Good on the Thais for standing their ground.

18 minutes ago, Hellfire said:

Unlike some idealistic European activists, they have a clear understanding of who the Israelis are dealing with on a daily basis.

And yet they do not blame Muslims, but they need to put up signs banning Israelis.

Muslims are mostly very polite tourists.

Israelis are the complete opposite.

3 minutes ago, Cameroni said:

 

Yes, I was quite shocked to see that there were 7 million Israeli tourists alone, we're only at 340,000 or so now, this will increase massively surely.

 

Pai will be mutiplied many times over. As will the drugs problems, crime and general unpleasantness.

Are you aware that Pai is actually just a small village of about 2,500 people? You mention it in almost every post about “Israeli expansion” in Thailand, which might make some readers think it’s one of the country’s most important and strategic places.

32 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   Isn't just three shops in the whole of Thailand who have sked for no Israelis ?

   Its not as if Israelis have been banned from every shop in Thailand 

You know it is more, you are just trolling.

12 minutes ago, MalcolmB said:

And yet they do not blame Muslims, but they need to put up signs banning Israelis.

Muslims are mostly very polite tourists.

Israelis are the complete opposite.

All those stories about Thais actively banning Israelis from eating in their cafés and restaurants are just propaganda nonsense — completely fabricated or blown way out of proportion. Don’t think that repeating this rubbish hundreds of times will somehow turn it into a widely accepted fact.

10 minutes ago, Hellfire said:

All those stories about Thais actively banning Israelis from eating in their cafés and restaurants are just propaganda nonsense — completely fabricated or blown way out of proportion. Don’t think that repeating this rubbish hundreds of times will somehow turn it into a widely accepted fact.

 

10 minutes ago, Hellfire said:

All those stories about Thais actively banning Israelis from eating in their cafés and restaurants are just propaganda nonsense — completely fabricated or blown way out of proportion. Don’t think that repeating this rubbish hundreds of times will somehow turn it into a widely accepted fact.

A bit rich that, you either have no idea or more likely you like all Israeli apologists repeat denials or lies to each other convincing each other that it a widely accepted fact.

 

Unfortunately for you the No Israel signs have been reported not just here but in the International and Israeli press on numerous occasions.

 

1 minute ago, MalcolmB said:

 

A bit rich that, you either have no idea or more likely you like all Israeli apologists repeat denials or lies to each other convincing each other that it a widely accepted fact.

 

Unfortunately for you the No Israel signs have been reported not just here but in the International and Israeli press on numerous occasions.

 

Do you really think an average Thai person can even tell Israelis apart from other tourists? And do you seriously believe that an average Thai restaurant owner would turn away all Israeli customers — and lose money — just because some Israeli somewhere once didn’t pay their bill? Who are these stories meant to convince? I can understand when pro-Hamas fanatics spread such nonsense on YouTube, but hearing it from someone who actually lives in Thailand is just absurd.

26 minutes ago, Hellfire said:

Are you aware that Pai is actually just a small village of about 2,500 people? You mention it in almost every post about “Israeli expansion” in Thailand, which might make some readers think it’s one of the country’s most important and strategic places.

 

You're wrong.

 

The population of Pai district, Thailand was 29,526 in 2005. 

36 minutes ago, Cameroni said:

 

Also of course Thais and Israelis are very closely linked, some people in government no doubt received some reward for paving the way for the deal which allowed Israel to recruit Thai labour, much to the latter's misfortune.

 

Thais were the most prominent non-Israeli victims of October 7th, which illustrates the close ties between some in Thailand and some in Israel.

I’ve heard that Thais working in Israel can earn around 80,000 baht per month. That’s far from a misfortune for many Thais, for whom such wages in Thailand would only be a dream.

1 minute ago, Hellfire said:

That’s far from a misfortune for many Thais, for whom such wages in Thailand would only be a dream.

 

It was a misfortune for those  who died on October 7th. All the 80,000 baht didn't mean anything to them then.