SinnSisamouth wrote:

bkktrapper wrote:

SinnSisamouth wrote:u really are a credit to australia

Crime riddled cesspit called pattaya has more problems than a bunch of senior citizens playing cards how bout ladyboys robbing and drugging, gun crime, murder, illegal immigration ,underage prostitution ,homelessness , disease ,corruption and a huge meth problem for starters.

so to counteract what in your eyes ruins a holiday retreat youll rob the alleged robbers in your home country?

brilliant logic

SinnSisamouth wrote:

bkktrapper wrote:

SinnSisamouth wrote:u really are a credit to australia

Crime riddled cesspit called pattaya has more problems than a bunch of senior citizens playing cards how bout ladyboys robbing and drugging, gun crime, murder, illegal immigration ,underage prostitution ,homelessness , disease ,corruption and a huge meth problem for starters.

so to counteract what in your eyes ruins a holiday retreat youll rob the alleged robbers in your home country?

brilliant logic

sigmoid wrote:It's their own fault for foolishly continuing to live in a country that is deteriorating in every possible way.

Anyway, here's the latest development of the story:

How trumped-up charges led Thai police to raid expat bridge club

Members of the Pattaya bridge club believe an unfounded accusation was behind the heavy-handed police raid that saw 32 players hauled into custody


http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/f ... ridge-club

Time's running out folks. Get out while you still can.

The person who called in the “tip” was a disgruntled and semi-psychotic ex-girlfriend of a restaurant employee downstairs. She has a history of public tantrums, and called the Prime Minister's office to lodge the “complaint”. That office was obliged to have the appropriate sub-section of the Thai hierarchy investigate. It was the Minister of the Interior for the Chonburi district (of which Pattaya is part) who decided he could puff out his chest feathers by calling out the militia and the media for a typical Thai demonstration of overkill. It is a measure of Thai efficiency that he could avoid the investigation part of the scenario and proceed directly to enforcement. TIT.

Now that he has been shown to be the rooster he is he does not wish to “lose face” by backing down, so further charges are pending. No doubt in the long run his feathers will be plucked.

The simple reason that other bridge venues have not been raided is that they are in other districts in which no direct complaints have been made, despite the fact that in Thailand disgruntled ex-girlfriends are endemic.

For Paul: Suing the arm of the enforcer is pointless, just as in a Democracy, but causing a loss of face to the person who ordered the insanity is another matter.

sigmoid wrote:It's their own fault for foolishly continuing to live in a country that is deteriorating in every possible way.


Time's running out folks. Get out while you still can.