For Thaksin to go after people who get in his way is nothing new. He has been up to this for as long as anyone can remember. But to openly go after the nine judges that handed down his most recent guilty verdict has the distinct echo of how drug Cartels intimidate to stay in power. [Read more →]
After the landmark court ruling on February 26 on Thaksin Shinawatra that said he was guilty on all counts of manipulation to grow his wealth, Thaksin has become wounded prey in the eyes of prosecutors. Because of that ruling, potential litigations that were never pursued because of lack of supporting evidence, now have more evidence than they could ever have dreamed of. [Read more →]
For people to make threats against others suggests they know they are in the wrong. For people to make threats against someone else for a third person suggests they will have something to loose from that third person, and money is the most likely thing to be lost. [Read more →]
Nearly everyone has got a few of I need your help emails. They are clearly bogus to all but the most novice of Internet and email users. So if you have ever thought about where these scam artists are, you may be a bit surprised. [Read more →]
It can be amusing to watch how hot potatoes are handled in Thailand. When someone who is influential gets called onto the carpet, things tend to go fast. But when the time comes to render judgment be it penalty or getting cut loose, things come to a crawl and it is like being in a hurry while walking behind a fat woman who is shopping. [Read more →]
There has been a disturbing trend of late, and that trend is countries trying to extend their laws beyond their borders. So imagine how that will fly once it fully takes hold. [Read more →]
The number if instances of banking fraud in Malaysia is on the rise. So much so that some American banks have pulled the plug on allowing ATM and debit card transactions from there. [Read more →]
Whether Cambodia will admit it or not, they are now deeply involved in Thai politics. Unfortunately, getting rid of this involvement may be as difficult as getting a stubborn stain out of your best shirt. [Read more →]
With bank fraud being on the rise, new computer technology looks to add a second layer of security that goes past entering your PIN number into an ATM. You may need to smile as well to get your cash. [Read more →]
Unfortunately for Thaksin, people are saying what they see. His actions for a significant part of 2009 have shown his true colors of putting himself first over his country. Teaming up with a country at odds with Thailand, and attempting to overthrow the government by force both match the definition of traitor in every dictionary you care to look in, no matter what language. [Read more →]
It may not be that obvious yet, but countries that were on the fence about letting Thaksin in have likely chosen sides. The side they likely have chosen does not have a welcome mat for Thaksin. [Read more →]
If you are old enough to remember the TV series “Leave it to Beaver”, you most certainly would say life in the US has changed a lot. You no doubt have asked yourself why all of this has happened. But if you were told it was a product of greed, you may pause to ask how that could be. [Read more →]
From the word go on trying to find people to lay the blame on for the October 14 market crash has been interesting. And at the time of writing this post, it appears swinging at shadows is the theme. [Read more →]
Bombshell or assumption, some hints are starting to emerge that there are serious charges being kept secret in relation to the April riots by Thaksin supporters. For whatever reason, and there are certainly several valid ones, there may be a sudden run on rope and trap doors coming up in the future. [Read more →]
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