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Deeper probe into temple corruption discovers new type of corruption

By Thai PBS Reporters

 

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BANGKOK: -- The Counter Corruption Division (CCD) police have detected another unethical conduct of state officials entrusted with position of authority in monastic affairs after they conducted deeper investigation into corruption of state subsidies for temples across the country.

 

CCD investigators discovered the new type of dishonest and unethical conduct by the same gang as they expanded probe into a further 20 temples throughout the country.

 

The new type of corruption involved funds set aside for the promotion of Buddhism as well as funds for promotion of Buddhism education.

 

Full story: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/deeper-probe-temple-corruption-discovers-new-type-corruption/

 
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-- © Copyright Thai PBS 2017-06-28
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It would certainly do wonders for the balance of payments, if Thailand could somehow export corruption. World class product, massive depth of experience to support it, a product for every eventuality, with possibly the only glitch being to convince the customers, that they weren't going to end up being cheated.

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3 minutes ago, darksidedog said:

It would certainly do wonders for the balance of payments, if Thailand could somehow export corruption. World class product, massive depth of experience to support it, a product for every eventuality, with possibly the only glitch being to convince the customers, that they weren't going to end up being cheated.

Quality Corruption ?

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43 minutes ago, TallGuyJohninBKK said:

Honestly, I don't think there really is any kind of NEW corruption in Thailand.

 

Whatever it is, almost certainly, it's all been done before by someone here. And they likely got away with it.

 

the only disgrace is being caught.

 

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1 hour ago, darksidedog said:

with possibly the only glitch being to convince the customers, that they weren't going to end up being cheated.

... or being sent to jail. Each package would come with guaranteed bail in the case an investigation needs to find a scapegoat to keep the (Thai-style) books balanced. No money back guarantee, however, as the mia noi needs a new Benz.

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For a moment I thought we had a real news story about Thailand on TV - a new form of corruption. Instead, it was the same old story about embezzlement of funds donated to Buddhist organization. Same old story.

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3 hours ago, petermik said:

Another committee needed to be set up urgently to investigate this latest corruption issue :cheesy:

Definitely and the question on every one lips: is it an entirely new species that was not discovered before or is it a new breed that evolved from an existing species?

 

That could be a Nobel price in the making :cheesy:

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23 hours ago, webfact said:

unethical conduct of state officials entrusted with position of authority in monastic affairs

The State needs to stop funding all religious affairs and redirect such funds towards national infrastructure, modernization, training and welfare for the benefit of all Thai people regardless of their beliefs. Let the Thai people directly fund monasteries solely through direct donations.

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23 hours ago, Lupatria said:

How do they call this newly discovered virus - Corruption 4.0?

I understand it is being called 'religion'.

 

Some say it will spread like wildfire all over the planet. Surely they should act now to prevent this horror....

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