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Thai women fight Kuwaiti tourists in Soi Bangla, Phuket - video
I heard years ago that the level of abuse aimed at Thai women from the Middle East was appalling ( via dating sites ). What's happening now is vile, horrific. It's beyond misogyny, it's extreme and degrading racism. When Thai netizens discover what's going on the backlash will be severe. -
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Teenager Stabs Foreign Man in Road Rage Incident Near Pattaya
Yes, very much so. As the guy approaches with a baseball bat of whatever, getting out of there is the best idea, if you can leave him injured, better still. -
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Going short-time only, shallow or succulent?
If you really understood much about men, women and the world then you would know that information already. This just proves how out of touch you really are. -
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Bald, Fat, Sweaty, Hairy, Old, and Boring
They dont care how you look all that matters to them is your money -
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Paetongtarn Urged to Choose Youth Over Old Guard in New Cabinet
Daddy will guide her... the old guard still remains. -
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Thai women fight Kuwaiti tourists in Soi Bangla, Phuket - video
Not lately they've been racing bikes and being a pain in the **** for years -
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Jewellery Worth Hundreds of Thousands Lost, Shop Owner Pleads for Return
A very casual approach to transporting jewelry around. Are we sure it hasn't been left on some bar or table? -
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Going short-time only, shallow or succulent?
All attempts to divert from the most important part of what I wrote: You should stop thinking you have the right to judge others, stop worrying about what everyone else is doing, and focus on how you get some help to deal with all of your own massive issues. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 22 August 2024
Sergeant Helps Japanese Man Report Visa Scam Amid Mounting Losses Pictures courtesy: Siam Rath The Central Investigation Bureau became the centre of a heart-wrenching tale involving Mr. Shinji Meda, a 51-year-old Japanese businessman, and Sergeant Kings Tangtim, a former Royal Thai Air Force officer. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1336147-sergeant-helps-japanese-man-report-visa-scam-amid-mounting-losses/ -
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Paetongtarn Urged to Choose Youth Over Old Guard in New Cabinet
Imagine one young and incompetent leader selects a couple of young people to pretend to do something. But obviously she must be sure not to select anybody who could possibly look more competent than herself. What can possibly go wrong? ...- 1
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How on earth do you Diet in Thailand ?
1. stop shoveling garbage into your gullet. 2. stop talking so much garbage. 20 eh. you know how much sugar that really is. she would of been scoping for a good 30 seconds or so. come on fella. -
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Sergeant Helps Japanese Man Report Visa Scam Amid Mounting Losses
Pictures courtesy: Siam Rath The Central Investigation Bureau became the centre of a heart-wrenching tale involving Mr. Shinji Meda, a 51-year-old Japanese businessman, and Sergeant Kings Tangtim, a former Royal Thai Air Force officer. Mr. Meda, who works in the clothing industry, had been duped by a Thai scammer, Mr. Jakkapong (last name withheld), into paying over 300,000 baht under the guise of visa fees. Mr. Meda transferred funds in several instalments, humourously referred to as "coffee fees," to secure both a temporary and a permanent visa. However, the payments, ranging from 10,000 to 20,000 baht each, added up to a significant sum, which Mr. Jakkapong refused to return. Although Mr. Meda had initially reported the incident to the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau, their advice shifted the narrative to treating these transactions like loans rather than fraud. Sergeant Kings stepped in to assist Mr. Meda in filing a complaint with the Central Investigation Bureau, ensuring that the scam wouldn't impact his desire to establish permanent residency in Thailand. Adding weight to this distressing situation, Mr. Meda discovered that Mr. Jakkapong had been previously apprehended by Phasi Charoen Police for fraud. The arrest on April 1, 2024, followed a warrant issued by the Bang Bon District Court. Mr. Jakkapong had eluded capture in Samut Sakhon province but ultimately acknowledged his culpability. Interestingly, Mr. Meda wasn't the first to fall prey to Mr. Jakkapong's deceit. Earlier, another victim paid 20,000 baht per person for visas for Chinese workers, only to be met with a series of evasive excuses from the scammer. As a result, numerous complaints surfaced at various police stations, including Chaiyaphruek Police Station in Nonthaburi and Phra Samut Chedi Police Station in Samut Prakan. Investigators from Division 1 of the Crime Suppression Division are actively gathering statements from all victims, moving forward with legal proceedings against the notorious scam artist. -- 2024-08-22 Get the ASEAN NOW daily NEWSLETTER - Click HERE to subscribe
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