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News Forum - Thailand’s Move Forward Party faces possible dissolution
I agree completely, which is why I said: That now puts those previous Red Shirts as part of the latest incarnation of the power elite establishment and they, too, are more than happy to see Pita and his party eliminated to keep the rivers of money flowing into the "correct" pockets. I think a lot of that has to do with the fact that many are able to objectively look at the situation, from the outside as it were, as we aren't really allowed to have a dog in this fight. We can only watch. -
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News Forum - French tourists arrested in Phuket for damaging police chain
Yes, I know that's what you meant, and obviously, you know that I will disagree. But it is not even about agreeing or not, they were born in France, they are French, end of (most likely according to their age most have also parents born in France). To me, unlike you it seems, the problem is the French "racaille" doing here what they do in France, wether they are called Maurice or Mohamed makes no difference. You asked the question cause he would make a difference to you if they were called Maurice? Would they be then to you decent "French racailles"? (I know "that population" very well too as I grew up in the suburb of Lyon - actually I grew up IN that population, a working class population, not with). Here for you some "good" French criminals in Thailand recently: - Sandra Christina Marie Diersten (https://www.khaosodenglish.com/news/2024/04/19/french-woman-arrested-for-kidnap-plot-targeting-thai-business-moguls-daughter/) - Jacouel Clemen (https://www.nationthailand.com/thailand/general/40022790) - Mr François (https://www.khaosodenglish.com/news/2024/01/24/two-french-men-arrested-in-thailand-and-france-for-selling-fake-id-cards/) -
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60 Day Tourist Visa at Penang?
Thanks will check out Kota Bahru. Is it easy enough to extend a visa exemption 30 days in Chiang Mai or other immigration centres in Thailand? -
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News Forum - French tourists arrested in Phuket for damaging police chain
I used to live in Phuket, I had a good life there but had to leave after a while because I couldn't stand to see the immigrant delinquents who made Patong their own suburb away from France. Usually (though not always, hence my question in the previous post), troublesome "French nationals" are delinquent Africans who were given French IDs for political reasons (I know that population very well as I grew up with them). -
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News Forum - Woman leaves date after man denies loud fart, sparks online debate
Nonsensical article. Ok, so the man had bean soup and there was then the sound of flatulence. It looks like Nattapong Westwood who is credited with this story did not take a basic biology or chemistry class. Consumption of bean soup does not result in instantaneous flatulence. There may or not be gas produced many hours later depending upon the amount consumed. A digestive process must occur first to generate the byproduct gas. Therefore the man's eating bean soup had no relevance.
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