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ASEAN Backs Wider Ceasefire to Ease Myanmar Crisis
This clearly demonstrates one of two possibilities: 1. ASEAN is completely oblivious to the nature of the terrorist regime still holding out in parts of Burma; or 2. It seeks to aid the military dictatorship in regaining power. The S.A.C. does not respect ceasefires, even when declared by itself and observed by the Resistance forces. This has been demonstrated multiple times in the past and most recently following this year's devastating earthquake. The regime's understanding of a ceasefire is that the other side downs arms but they do not. Moreover they do not merely strike at the EAOs and PDFs [Ethnic Armed Organisations and People's Defence Forces] but at the non-combatant civilian population, and in particular they target schools, hospitals, monasteries and churches. Does this not tell ASEAN something ? -
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Crime Police Called After Indian Tourist Climbs Onto Taxi in Pattaya
And risk damaging the car? -
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'Where you come from? What your Job? How long you stay Thailand?'
I have no problem in telling them I'm an "academic" or amateur academic as I like to describe myself I have compiled statistics on many things whilst holidaying in Thailand including how many dental clinics have the word "smile " in them Industry, governments etc even email me to ask for my statistics on different subjects and J provide for free -
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Finance Foreign Nationals Face Account Bans in Bangkok Bank Crackdown
There are no "rules". A foreign friend of mine has been locked out of her account without notice. She has now been to the branch that opened the account, two times. They refuse to give back her money. They told her to go to immigration first... and come back in 3 days (which is a holiday in Thailand). So I called Bangkok Bank and asked, what the rules are. I was told, there are no official rules. They close or freeze accounts on a case-by-case basis. There are no internal guidelines. I also asked Kbank and was told, "we cannot and do not just close or block an account". Only 2 exceptions: police legal action, or less than the minimum balance of 2000B for a long time. So, whoever still has a Bangkok Bank account should keep the balance low. -
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90 days reporting - Can I do it online ?
My office is in Rayong and that is their requirement -
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