Anthony's Weiner wrote: ↑Tue Oct 22, 2019 6:17 pm On 19 January 2009, Harry Nicolaides, an Australian national, was sentenced to three years in prison for self-publishing a fictional book deemed to have violated lèse majesté. The offending passage alluded to rumours that "if the prince fell in love with one of his minor wives and she betrayed him, she and her family would disappear with their name, familial lineage and all vestiges of their existence expunged forever". Nicolaides was later pardoned by the king. If you live in Thailand, it is probably wise not to have an opinion and certainly wise not to publish your opinion if a fictional book can land you in prison. I have read there is a prison inside the palace walls but I am not stating there is. If there is a prison, then I am sure those that are incarcerated there deserve their punishment.

Anthony's Weiner wrote: ↑Tue Oct 22, 2019 6:17 pm On 19 January 2009, Harry Nicolaides, an Australian national, was sentenced to three years in prison for self-publishing a fictional book deemed to have violated lèse majesté. The offending passage alluded to rumours that "if the prince fell in love with one of his minor wives and she betrayed him, she and her family would disappear with their name, familial lineage and all vestiges of their existence expunged forever". Nicolaides was later pardoned by the king. If you live in Thailand, it is probably wise not to have an opinion and certainly wise not to publish your opinion if a fictional book can land you in prison. I have read there is a prison inside the palace walls but I am not stating there is. If there is a prison, then I am sure those that are incarcerated there deserve their punishment.

adders28 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 22, 2019 7:26 pm

Anthony's Weiner wrote: ↑Tue Oct 22, 2019 6:17 pm On 19 January 2009, Harry Nicolaides, an Australian national, was sentenced to three years in prison for self-publishing a fictional book deemed to have violated lèse majesté. The offending passage alluded to rumours that "if the prince fell in love with one of his minor wives and she betrayed him, she and her family would disappear with their name, familial lineage and all vestiges of their existence expunged forever". Nicolaides was later pardoned by the king. If you live in Thailand, it is probably wise not to have an opinion and certainly wise not to publish your opinion if a fictional book can land you in prison. I have read there is a prison inside the palace walls but I am not stating there is. If there is a prison, then I am sure those that are incarcerated there deserve their punishment.

I could list many innocents in that prison, for example the poor guard that collapsed at the old kings funeral ended up there and tortured and beaten, did he deserve it ? NO
How about King Vaj ex wives family? they ended up there just for being related.
You sound like you approve of the draconian LM law
The new king is a mad sadistic maniac to put it midly

Isaanbarang wrote: ↑Tue Oct 22, 2019 8:09 pm I was being sarcastic my friend. 9 was great, 10 is not.

adders28 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 22, 2019 8:18 pm

Isaanbarang wrote: ↑Tue Oct 22, 2019 8:09 pm I was being sarcastic my friend. 9 was great, 10 is not.

9 was only great due to brainwashing propaganda its too late for mad vaj ,Rama 9 he shot his brother Ananda and had 3 servant scapegoats executed, he approved the uni massacres of 1976, every coup, red shirts, even thaksins war on drugs (explains why opposition never mention it) he lived with depression most of his life and did not want to live in thailand , he never loved his cousin the queen either......this info is available outside of thailand it was released in secret cables to USA under freedom if info act