Chalerm: Most Of The Narcotics In Thailand Come From Neighboring Countries

[David Mault]

All this imported stuff must be cutting into his profits from his own home grown business. What an idiot.

[noitom]

When Chalerm and the police start busting some Thai Mr. Bigs, then they can be taken seriously.

[ilyushin]

I'm shocked. He finally knows. Probably the last.

[GeorgeO]

Is he drunk again???? Everything mentioned in the article states places only in Thailand...hmmm....Not denying some certainly comes in from other places like Burma, Malaysia etc. but how and to what extent and what the solution is, don't ask this clown! He'll go have a meeting abroad to accuse other countries as being at fault, get hammered again, and not show up the next day due to a massive hangover (again).

Its fun to read abut him as he is such a fool. Next day, opposite of what he says always happens, haha.

Yes, very easy to put the blame on your neighbours, but I wonder what the response would be if all the neighbouring countries released statements that their drug problem was attributable to Thailand ... clearly, he, and his government, would be up in arms.

He just loves making statements on any issue imaginable, without providing any evidence to back them up.

[MILT]

I'm surprised he didn't say ALL of the pills circulated in Thailand were produced and smuggled in from neighboring countries as 'Buddhists' wouldn't ever do such a thing.

Better stay silent and let people believe you are stupid, than open your mouth and remove all doubt!!

All Thailands neighbouring countries, exept Malaysia, are Buddhist! And most drugs transitted through Thailand are going from those Buddhist countries (read Myanmar) to Malaysia.

Nice quote jackr!

Edited June 6, 2013 by MILT

[gemini81]

Is he drunk again???? Everything mentioned in the article states places only in Thailand...hmmm....Not denying some certainly comes in from other places like Burma, Malaysia etc. but how and to what extent and what the solution is, don't ask this clown! He'll go have a meeting abroad to accuse other countries as being at fault, get hammered again, and not show up the next day due to a massive hangover (again).

Its fun to read abut him as he is such a fool. Next day, opposite of what he says always happens, haha.

Yes, very easy to put the blame on your neighbours, but I wonder what the response would be if all the neighbouring countries released statements that their drug problem was attributable to Thailand ... clearly, he, and his government, would be up in arms.

He just loves making statements on any issue imaginable, without providing any evidence to back them up.

What you said happens to him often; where he states something, then sticks his foot in his mouth. He has the least credibility of all of his cronies. Also known for making allegations and pointing the finger when he doesn't even have many details to go on.

[belg]

start putting the death sentence within a week or month when caught with such amounts... those death drug dealers tend to stop their activity about 100%

possible the bib is reselling the stuff afterwards, but put them also to sleep when found guilty

[Mosha]

^Meanwhile the guy at the top just recruits another poor sap.

[winstonc]

any drug dealer with a brain wouldnt have a bunker under his house,it would be in someone elses,,eventually you do get caught,and dont always get away with your little business,,,

[hyperdimension]

Since when is Methamphetamine a narcotic anyway?

Methamphetamine is not a narcotic, as it does not cause narcosis:

narcosis

1. a state of stupor or drowsiness.

2. a state of stupor or greatly reduced activity produced by a drug. Compare nitrogen narcosis.

Also called narcotism.

Source: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/narcosis?s=t

Uninformed and / or ignorant people (e.g. lawmakers and enforcers) use that term incorrectly to refer to any illegal drug, when really the term "narcotics" should only be used to refer to drugs like opiates that cause sleepiness, regardless of legal status.

See also: Narcolepsy

Edited June 6, 2013 by hyperdimension