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#5277059 Appointing Jatuporn Would Ruin Hope For Reconciliation: Editorial
Posted
Bakseedaa
on 2012-05-06 09:26:14
#5089726 Red Shirts Stage Anti-Coup Rally In Khao Yai
Posted
KKvampire
on 2012-02-26 18:16:12
#5088213 Red Shirts Stage Anti-Coup Rally In Khao Yai
Posted
jonclark
on 2012-02-26 08:39:15
#5062564 Thai Officials Need To Wake Up And Admit The Truth
Posted
BigRick
on 2012-02-17 08:15:03
#3928349 Thai Court Delays Extradition Of Alleged Russian Arms Dealer Viktor Bout
Posted
hammered
on 2010-10-04 19:09:54
Im not commenting on the rights and wrongs of Bout here but the overly aggressive attempts of the US to use Thai courts to do exactly what it wanted, which were also not helped by sending a plane packed full of marshalls straight after the initial decision. Thailand is not a colony even if it surprises some it wont act like one.
#3926108 Hotels In Bangkok Refuse Blacks And Indians
Posted
JUDAS
on 2010-10-03 22:47:40
#3926587 Thai Berry Pickers In Sweden Head Home Empty Handed
Posted
ukinbkk
on 2010-10-04 08:35:24
Maybe if this did happen more often thais might treat us fairly, equally, the same same, that's all I ask.. Very good story, maybe a leson for the thai people..
#3925777 Brit Poses As A Millionaire To Steal Back His Son From The Thai Lady He Once...
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scorecard
on 2010-10-03 19:49:49
onnut, on 2010-10-03 19:20:52, said:
good luck to both of them. greed is a great way to go after people.
and the kid has chipped teath, probably head first over handle bars of a push bike or similar as most kids do at one time or another, and the mother not being able to afford treatment or maybe she is just a bitch, who knows!
anyway, at least the young lad is in good hands now.
How do you know the young boy is in good hands?
#3921097 Zone 2 Parking Lot At Suvarnabhumi Airport Closed Off By Armed Men
Posted
zthyadat
on 2010-10-01 14:46:34
Acharn, on 2010-10-01 14:16:10, said:
zthyadat, on 2010-10-01 14:03:06, said:
w11guy, on 2010-10-01 13:26:22, said:
To say "Money is the root of all evil" is very different from saying "Money is evil". The first expression is saying that if you examine evil you will find money at its root. It doesn't mean that all money and its uses are evil, but simply that evil is fuelled by money. If you say for example that "matches are at the root of most forest fires" it doesn't negate the value of matches.
Four thousand, eh - and if wealth shows that God loves us, then presumably the 4,000 richest people go to heaven - wow, Forbes already has all these names. This version of God sounds like he could have been a principle adviser to the Bush administration. As if we needed more evidence that it is all fairy tales compiled by a bunch of self-appointed religious scholars in order to consolidate their own power - which is almost indistinguishable from money, oddly enough.
#3918449 Thanks To Thailand's Newin, A Reconciliation - Albeit By Default
Posted
TheBarbarian
on 2010-09-30 12:34:49
#3917377 Tourism Authority Of Thailand Downgrades Tourism Growth Forecast To Less Than...
Posted
IAMSOBAD
on 2010-09-29 22:04:04
Thailand must decide... Tourists orTerrorists?
Malls or Mobs?
Best City or Bomb City 2010?
#3915626 3G Saga Taking Thailand Back To Bad Old Days Of Monopoly?
Posted
rkidlad
on 2010-09-29 07:48:10
#3916024 Security Stepped Up At 467 Bangkok Sites
Posted
chantorn
on 2010-09-29 10:56:50
Blaze at Jakrapob's parents' home in Bangkok
By The Nation
The home of the parents of fugitive former PM's Office minister Jakrapob Penkair was damaged in a fire yesterday afternoon, but no one was injured.
Officials suspect the blaze was caused by a short circuit
#3916079 Thai Bank Bills 3-Year-Old Boy Bt2 Million
Posted
nasa
on 2010-09-29 11:17:38
#3913801 Bomb Attack In Bangkok Hit Attorney General Office
Posted
Thai at Heart
on 2010-09-28 13:05:19
siampolee, on 2010-09-28 12:52:30, said:
With all due respect I am sure if you check you will find that bomb attacks and shootings happen on a pretty regular basis in Baghdad even with its current level of presumed high level security.
The same scenario applied in Northern Ireland as well, I assure you that from my experience of being involved in military operations the urban terrorist is indeed a difficult enemy to pinpont.
The local authorities are not trained, nor are they even geared up to cope with the Urban terrorist scenario.
I am not meaning that a humble guard should go Rambo like to prevent something like this happening. However, when something gets lobbed over the wall and damages the lawn and smashes some windows, I mean god forbid they have to actually walk around every 30 minutes or so to check the premises. Who knows what could be out there? Stray cat up a tree, burglar with a swag bag, the bogeyman, hole from a grenade in the lawn and some smashed windows.
I know it is a large facility, I know it is in the centre of town, I know TIT, I know, I know, I know.
However, an explosion in the general direction of where you are supposedly guarding is precisely that. Obviously it wasn't worth a look, I mean who knows, it could have been a bomb.
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