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To the people that hate my topics..
Because you are second hand news. The same crap, normally bashing Thai's over and over. Then you fill the blanks in with lies. Does not set right with a lot of posters. -
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How often do you shave?
Yeah It sucks. Costly razors too. But I hate beards. Guy today in restaurant had a massive beard. Must get food stick in it. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 19 June 2025
Bangkok Police Sergeant Dismissed for Reckless Conduct and Firearm Misuse Picture courtesy of MGR Online A police sergeant in Bangkok has been dismissed following an incident involving reckless driving and brandishing a firearm on Rama IV Road. The officer, identified as Police Sergeant Ittipon Chaikhod from the 22nd Border Patrol Police Division, was off-duty during the occurrence, which marked a severe breach of disciplinary conduct. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1364172-bangkok-police-sergeant-dismissed-for-reckless-conduct-and-firearm-misuse/ -
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Why do most people NOT smoke weed even though it's legal?
This guy is a Rasta. Weed is big with those people. But he claims it releases toxins when it's smoked. He doesn't smoke it! -
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Report Bangkok Police Sergeant Dismissed for Reckless Conduct and Firearm Misuse
Picture courtesy of MGR Online A police sergeant in Bangkok has been dismissed following an incident involving reckless driving and brandishing a firearm on Rama IV Road. The officer, identified as Police Sergeant Ittipon Chaikhod from the 22nd Border Patrol Police Division, was off-duty during the occurrence, which marked a severe breach of disciplinary conduct. The incident unfolded around 2.30pm on Tuesday, June 17, when Thong Lo police received alerts about a man driving erratically and threatening others with a firearm near Maleenont Tower in the Khlong Toei district. Quick police response enabled them to intercept the suspect's vehicle, a white Mitsubishi with a Sisaket licence plate. Upon inspection, they discovered an M4A1 rifle and 29 rounds of ammunition concealed near the rear passenger seat. Sergeant Chaikhod admitted to carrying the government-issued weapon and claimed he was on his way to pick up his wife. Although he confessed to brandishing the rifle during a confrontation with a taxi driver, he maintained that he did not discharge it. Further investigations at Thong Lo Police Station, including a drug test at Khlong Tan Hospital, revealed methamphetamine in his system, which he also admitted to using earlier. Following these revelations, Police General Kittirat Phanpet, the national police chief, instructed Police Major General Kittisak Plathong to issue an order for Sergeant Chaikhod’s temporary dismissal. The officer faces charges for serious disciplinary violations, including unlawful possession of a firearm and ammunition, public weapon carriage without permission, and driving under the influence of methamphetamine. This incident highlights concerns over police conduct and the measures needed to ensure accountability within the force. The case continues to unfold as authorities investigate further actions against the officer. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-06-19 -
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'They sang about my family's death'
On Saturday, four of Kasem Abu al-Hija family members were killed when an Iranian missile struck their home in northern Israel. Minutes after their deaths, a video emerged online. It showed the Iranian missiles streaking through the sky overhead. As they descend on Tamra, a voice can be heard shouting, in Hebrew: "On the village, on the village." "May your village burn," a group of others then say, singing, whooping and clapping. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c7vr51pzvm0o The article goes on to mention there are no public bomb shelters for the 38,000 residents of their town, Tamra, an Arab-majority town in northern Israel, as is the case with many Arab-majority communities in Israel. On the other hand, the nearby Jewish-majority town Karmiel, population 55,000, has 126 public shelters.- 2
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