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Tuesday , September 8 , 2009
Thaksin battles with cancer
Posted by Thanong , Reader : 8486 , 17:53:18  
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September 8, 2009

Thaksin Shinawatra's health is deteriorating following his chemotherapy treatment for prostate cancer.

 Recently, a team of doctors from Rama IX Hospital went to Koh Kong to treat Thaksin with chemotherapy for his prostate cancer. There were reports that he was not feeling fine with the treatment. In the previous treatment, the Rama IX Hospital doctors went to Dubai to treat Thaksin's cancer.

However, Thaksin has continued to keep his political hope alive. He is busier with his twitter.

Today, he said he could wait to talk to Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva as Abhisit seemed to have many problems to deal with.

Thaksin said in his twitter; ThaksinLive, that he sympathised with Khun Abhisit who he said was busy solving many obstacles.

"I can wait to talk to Khun Abhisit as he is now busy with many problems," Thaksin tweeted.

He was responding to twitter interview between Abhisit and Nation Group's editor in chief Suthichai Yoon on Tuesday night.

When asked by Suthichai to confirm whether he would not hold any talk with Thaksin if the former prime minister would not return to serve his jail term first, Abhisit replied: "I want everybody to respect the laws".

"You wouldn't answer my question," Suthichai asked back. "Read my answer well and you will find the answer," Abhisit replied. Asked again by Suthichai to confirm his interpretation, Abhist said: "probably yes."

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comment 194
peacefulness date : 21/09/2009 time : 17.10
natiomultimedia.com

just fyi--- SUPREME COURT'S CRIMINAL DIVISION FOR POLITICAL OFFICE HOLDERS ACQUITTED ALL 44DEFENDANTS IN THE RUBBER SAPLING SCANDAL WITH UNANIMOUS VOTES.
comment 193
catch22 date : 21/09/2009 time : 13.50
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/catch22

Thanong - Any update on the cancer thingy?
comment 192
peacefulness date : 21/09/2009 time : 11.35
nationmultimedia.com

notdisappointed-- one of my previous comments on maxheadroom on his blog "
Tuesday , September 9 , 2008
Justice served by judge dread"

Qte
comment 10
peacefulness date : 09/09/2008 time : 21.02
nationmultimedia.com



section 267 of constitution of thailand 2007

QteSection 267. The provisions of section 265 shall apply to the Prime Minister and Ministers, except for the holding of position or an act to be done under the provisions of law. The Prime Minister and Ministers shall neither hold any position in a partnership, a company or an organisation carrying out business with a view to sharing profits or incomes nor being an employee of any person. UNQTE.

MaxHeadroom--- u not only lost ur virginity in politics but also lost ur trustworthiness in all ur articles as once i told u. u do not know what is right and what is wrong same like Ian, hermano lobo, felex qui . pomjuk and the alikes. tks
Unqte

http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/maxheadroom/2008/09/09/entry-1/comment#post
comment 191
notdisappointed date : 21/09/2009 time : 11.08


Px, maybe that's why maxwell likes to cry WOLF in his blogs; he's actually calling to his master!!
comment 190
notdisappointed date : 21/09/2009 time : 11.07


As to the subject, many more people other than Thanong, and even a credible person from the puea thai party, have come out confirm the cancer and that a 5-member team of cancer specialist have been flying to Dubai to treat thaksin's cancer. For the good of the country; I hope it's in the latter stages. He's looking rather pale and to have lost some weight.

It should be noted that every time the team goes of to Dubai; their patients' visits have to be cancelled and postponed. But what can the doctors do; thaksin owns Rama 9 hospital.
comment 189
peacefulness date : 21/09/2009 time : 10.20
nationmultimedia.com


pics, wolf in sheep's clothing , "the square face"
comment 188
peacefulness date : 21/09/2009 time : 09.49
nationmultmedia.com

khun panya/stalingrad----- pls ref my previous post on khun whitechocolate's blog "thailand needs change" 31mar2009

Qte
comment 1
peacefulness date : 31/03/2009 time : 17.27
nationmultimedia.com



my previous comment on yoon's blog

Qte
Once thaksin said “I will not sell shin corp telecommunications”, he sold it to temasek holding on the later days 23jan2006.

Once thaksin said “I will not dissolve the house even on ชาติหน้าบ่ายๆ” (chart nar bai bai next life after noon), he dissolved the house of representative on the later days 24feb2006.

Once thaksin said “I will punctuated the premiership until the new pm is elected”, he returned as pm on the later days …. …….2006

Once thaksin said “there will be no slums in Bangkok within 3 years at sanumluang infront of undp officials (united nation development programme) , there are still slums in bkk throughout his 6years “plutocratic regime” .

Once thaksin said “I will solve the traffic congestion in bkk within 6 months”, traffic congestion problems getting worse and worse during his 6 years plutocratic regime.

Once thaksin said “there will be no “poor people คนจน” within 6 years, there are millions of poor people during his 6 yrs plutocratic regime.

once thaksin said " i will not involve in politics any more, enough is enough on many occasions in different capital cities in many countries" , HE is now vehemently involved in politics DAILY, phone-in, vdo link..........

once thaksin said " i am a tamed domestic dog, but now He is a mad dog barking , barking .........

once thaksin said "the judicial system is super fair after the first constitutional court's ruling of his "asset concealment" 8 to 7, he became pm, now He said the judicial system as "judicial coup" sentenced him 2 years jail term by the supreme court's criminal division for political office holders on rajada land deal.

There are many many many......... “HE SAIDS”, the above mentioned just a few big ones as far as I can remember.

Now please exercise your utmost discretion to make your own choice, Thaksin can be trusted or can not be trusted. Whatever suits you, who cares!!!

Que sera sera
Whatever will be, will be……….

Most probably Thug-Sin is “A WOLF IN SHEEP’s CLOTHING”.

Hahahahaha………….good evening
Unqte

fyi after my posting date 31mar09 , there were so many "thaksin saids" , for example the latest one on 19sep09, "................if i were the pm again, all problems facing the country will be solved within 6 months......." hahahaha he only can cheat those innocent , uninformed my fellow grassroots and those see "DEVIL as GOD" redstooges.

flwg for easy reading concerning thaksin's cancer rumour for quite a long time in thai society......

"บุญยอด” แฉ “แม้ว” ระดมทีมแพทย์รักษามะเร็งต่อมลูกหมากถึงดูไบ

โดย ASTVผู้จัดการออนไลน์ 20 กันยายน 2552 15:43 น.

...........ขณะที่ นายบุญยอด สุขถิ่นไทย ส.ส.กทม.รองโฆษกพรรคประชาธิปัตย์ กล่าวว่า สื่อต่างประเทศได้วิเคราะห์ว่า ปัญหาความไม่มั่นคงทางการเมือง ส่งผลกระทบต่อเศรษฐกิจด้วย ดังนั้นหากพ.ต.ท.ทักษิณ และกลุ่มคนเสื้อแดงจะเข้าใจ ขอให้การชุมนุมในวันที่ 19 ก.ย.นี้ เป็นวันสุดท้าย เพราะมีการประกาศแล้วว่า เดือนตุลาคมจะกลับมาใหม่ สิ่งที่เกิดขึ้นไม่เป็นผลดีเลยกับประเทศ ผลดีมีแต่แกนนำที่ได้รับค่าจ้าง เศรษฐกิจส่วนตัวดีเท่านั้น และสิ่งที่พ.ต.ท.ทักษิฯ โฟนอิน โดยก้าวล่วงไปถึงพระอาการประชวรของพระบาทสมเด็จพระเจ้าอยู่หัว ถือเป็นสิ่งไม่เหมาะสม ขนาดตัวเองยังออกมาปฏิเสธเรื่องอาการป่วย ถ้าจะปฏิเสธว่าตัวเองไม่ป่วย ก็อย่าใส่เสื้อแขนยาว จะได้โชว์ผิวหนัง ซึ่งเพื่อนของตนที่รู้จักกับหมอหลายคน เขาบอกว่าหมออยู่ที่โรงพยาบาลพระราม 9 ที่เชี่ยวชาญด้านโรคมะเร็ง หลายคน ได้เดินทางไปเมืองดูไบ เพื่อไปรักษาพ.ต.ท.ทักษิณ จริงหรือไม่ จนทำให้คิวของคนไข้ต้องเลื่อนพบแพทย์ มีบางคนตั้งคำถามด้วยว่า พ.ต.ท.ทักษิณ ใส่วิกหรือเปล่า ลองปัดผมตัวเองให้ดูได้ไหม วันนี้หยุดคนเดียวประเทศไทยดีขึ้นแน่

เมื่อถามว่า ข้อมูลที่พูดหมายความว่า คณะแพทย์ดังกล่าวไปรักษาพ.ต.ท.ทักษิณใช่หรือไม่ นายบุญยอดกล่าวว่า ใช่ มีกลุ่มหนึ่งเข้าใจว่ามีประมาณ 5 คน ซึ่งในวงการแพทย์ทางด้านมะเร็ง มีผู้เชี่ยวชาญในประเทศไม่กี่คน เวลาไปจะไปพร้อมกัน จนกระทบกับคิวผู้ป่วยในไทย เขาเลยออกมาพูดกัน เมื่อถามอาการป่วยของ พ.ต.ท.ทักษิณ ที่ว่าเป็นมะเร็งเกิดขึ้นตรงจุดไหน นายบุญยอด กล่าวว่า เข้าใจว่าเป็นบริเวณต่อมลูกหมาก ตามที่เคยเป็นข่าว
Unqte
comment 187
stalingrad date : 21/09/2009 time : 08.44
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/stalingrad

Panya: Good point. Let me say why Thai people are so interested-some would say obsessed-in Thaksin's cancer (which farangs don't understand), as can be seen in KhunThanong's posting achieving top popularity. There is this Thai belief in the idea that if you do good you receive good things and vice versa. And people who are confused about a person or a situation and don't know what to make of him or the situation would rely on this karma idea, meaning let supreme auspicious beings or dieties make the judgement for us mortals.

There is no 100% correlation but it seems to work, as the case of PM Samak shows, and maybe also some other politicians whose acts damaged the collective greatly such that a stint in jail or other penalties are not enough.

Those who believe in such law of life tend either to be those who see that there are things which science cannot capture, or moral people.

It is a very worthy belief for people with a tendency to do bad things and are confident that he can get away with it. Cancer exists as the ultimate form of punishment and deterence for bad politicians.
comment 186
panya date : 21/09/2009 time : 08.14
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/diversion

Stal C185

Remember that chicken disease outbreak during the fugitive's term as PM? When the rumours of an outbreak reached the press, he told reporters there was no such cases in Thailand. The next day it was confirmed that there were, and that he had known there were.

He also said he was finished with politics for good. And that he was a tamed dog!

As a person who is obviously greatly in denial about himself ("I have never done anything wrong"), he would not seek to disseminate the truth about his condition. Who would?

The fugitive will say anything to reach his objective. If it involves lies, no matter. When the lie would be too blatant, he tells half the story, omitting the facts that he wishes to obscure.

Leopards don't change their spots. Let's see if there is a court case, and the outcome if there is.
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comment 185
stalingrad date : 20/09/2009 time : 23.44
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/stalingrad

Back to the subject: Thaksin has denied that he has the cancer. Do you all believe him. Today a Democrat Party spokesman insisted that he indeed has cancer, thereby in effect challenging Thaksin to sue him in court.

What do you think?
comment 184
Its_Kant date : 20/09/2009 time : 21.43
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/KANTSPAGE
Look@yourself before judging me


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comment 183
Ian date : 20/09/2009 time : 08.52
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

Expresso, is a class one retard, well in the lead from peacefulness who at least has entertainment value. It's about time ND got to grips with his team before they completely destroy any yellow credibility in these blogs. Not that there is much left after Piset's recent performance.
comment 182
peacefulness date : 19/09/2009 time : 08.15
nationmultimedia.com

easy reading............bkk/post tdy's issue 19sep09 page 3

Qte

Prosecutor takes on Potjaman in civil suit
Published: 19/09/2009 at 12:00 AM
Newspaper section: NewsA public prosecutor yesterday filed a civil suit against Potjaman na Pombejra, former wife of deposed prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, on behalf of the Bank of Thailand's Financial Institutions Development Fund.

The public prosecutor, Phasin Thipphayarak, filed the case with the Civil Court, asking it to nullify the fund's sale of four land plots, or 33 rai worth 772 million baht, to Khunying Potjaman and to order her to return the ownership of the plots to the fund.

FIDF sold the land to Khunying Potjaman after she won an uncontested bid in December 2003.

The prosecutor claimed the land deal was nullified after the Supreme Court's Criminal Division for Holders of Political Positions convicted Thaksin of violating Article 100 of the National Anti-Corruption Act, which forbids politicians and their spouses from business deals with state agencies, last October.

Thaksin and Khunying Potjaman were still married when the land deal was sealed. The former prime minister was accused of using his position to help Khunying Potjaman buy the land at a discounted price.

Unqte
comment 181
expresso date : 19/09/2009 time : 02.46
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/expresso

Fcuk the photo!

Why don't you show me photos of Ian meeting Lalida after a couple of years encounter? Ian sure shows he's been fcuked!
comment 180
expresso date : 19/09/2009 time : 02.41
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/expresso

Cool it, my man!
comment 179
expresso date : 19/09/2009 time : 02.02
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/expresso

WHAT THE FCUK IS WHAT I CAN SAY!

Anyway, Ian is an arsehole in my book!
comment 178
notdisappointed date : 18/09/2009 time : 12.29


decietful steven c171; you make me sick. Don't try to slime you way out of being the immoral person you are.

Since you thaksin lovers like to commemorate anniversaries - why didn't you also celebrate yesterday as being the day that thaksin security apparatuses muredered 85 'innocent until proven guilty' muslims in Tak Bai.

Didn't you say that the deaths of the few is for the greater good? I didn't see you remembering the kick-off of the war on drugs that saw many innocents killed also for the greater good.

Wait until October 7th then you can commemorate the deaths of maiming of scores of protestors to allow somchai to give his ever -soimportant policy speech to parliament then run with his tail between his legs over the wall.

You make me sick deceitful steven.
comment 177
Steven_ date : 18/09/2009 time : 11.41

Ian,
I certainly agreed with you. The blog has now gone down the drain and become a garbage. Before, the blog was a good place for discussion and debate.
comment 176
peacefulness date : 18/09/2009 time : 09.43
nationmultimedia.com


18dec09 should read 18sep09 .....



PICS, potjaman na pombejra (dammapong/shinawatra) with former pm thaksin shinawatra over rachada land deal....
comment 175
peacefulness date : 18/09/2009 time : 09.34
nationmultimedia.com

easy reading from bkk/post tdy's issue front page 18dec09...

"fidf (financial institutions development fund) to sue potjaman over land"

OAG says contract void but she clings to deeds
Writer: POST REPORTERS
Published: 18/09/2009 at 12:00 AM
Newspaper section: NewsThe Bank of Thailand's Financial Institutions Development Fund will file a civil lawsuit against Khunying Potjaman na Pombejra, the former wife of ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, demanding she return 33 rai of Ratchadaphisek land.


Khunying Potjaman na Pombejra, the former wife of deposed prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, hugs her daughter Pinthongta Shinawatra after Ms Pinthongta appeared before the Supreme Court yesterday to defend herself against charges in connection with the Shin Corp shares transfer. APICHART JINAKUL
The move comes as the one-year statute of limitations to recover the land expires on Oct21. Thaksin was convicted over the land sale on Oct 21 last year.

Lawyers for Khunying Potjaman, who has now adopted her mother's maiden name, insist they will fight the case.

Bank of Thailand governor Tarisa Watanagase, who chairs the FIDF, said a lawsuit will be lodged to reclaim the 33-rai plot from Khunying Potjaman as directed by the Office of the Attorney-General (OAG).

FIDF sold the plot to Khunying Potjaman for 772 million baht in 2006.

FIDF manager Thong-urai Limpiti said the fund had sent a letter of demand to Khunying Potjaman after the OAG had advised the land purchase contract between the two parties had been nullified. She was asked to return the land deeds but refused to do so.

A source at the central bank said the FIDF offered to return the 772 million baht she had paid for the land in return for the deeds.

The OAG has advised the fund that its deal with Khunying Potjaman was invalid as the Supreme Court's Criminal Division for Holders of Political Positions had convicted Thaksin of abusing his power while he was prime minister to help his wife purchase the Ratchadaphisek land at a discount.

Khunying Potjaman refused the offer, saying she had lost the opportunity to earn interest from the 772 million baht that she paid for the land which she was unable to develop for several years, the source said.

Instead, Khunying Potjaman countered with a demand that the FIDF return the 772 million baht plus the interest it would have earned - a total of 800 million baht.

Consequently, the FIDF board decided it had no choice but to file a lawsuit against her, the source said.

Waiwut Lortrakool, the deputy attorney-general, said the OAG would file the civil suit against Khunying Potjaman before the case expires.

Lawyer Pichit Chuenban said the Shinawatra family legal team had told the FIDF the land deal was not invalid as Khunying Potjaman and Thaksin had done everything according to the law.

Mr Pichit said the lawyers were confident in the evidence they had prepared for their client.

Meanwhile, Khunying Potjaman's daughter, Pinthongta Shinawatra, yesterday testified before the Supreme Court's Criminal Division for Holders of Political Positions to fight against the attempt to seize the Shinawatra family's 76 billion baht in assets acquired mainly from the Shin Corp share sale to Singapore-based Temasek Holdings. A public prosecutor claimed the assets were acquired illegally by Thaksin while he was the prime minister from 2001 to 2006.

Ms Pinthongta told the court about the sources of her family's assets including a diamond mine in Africa. She insisted her family members legally earned all of the assets.

She denied reports Thaksin had assets worth about 100 billion baht in Britain, saying her father only owned an apartment worth about 70 million baht in London."

http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/24031/fidf-to-sue-potjaman-over-land

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flwg from matichon newspaper same case rajada land deal

""หญิงอ้อ"ปัดส่งคืนที่ดินรัชดา772ล้าน "พิชิต"หวั่นไม่คืนเงิน รองอสส.เล็งฟ้องแพ่งก่อนหมดอายุความ21ต.ค."

http://www.matichon.co.th/news_detail.php?newsid=1253209124&grpid=00&catid=
comment 174
notdisappointed date : 18/09/2009 time : 08.26


Piset, whaaaasup?

Have you lost it??

Chill!
comment 173
Plaadip date : 18/09/2009 time : 08.05

Piset, it's you who are doing this! I think Kant should be banned because what he/she did was a clear violation of the rule in posting. The Nation will do something anyway. So I think it's better for you to stop this protest, because now you became a violater of the same rule that Kant violated.
comment 172
Piset date : 18/09/2009 time : 07.33
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/mahwatthai
Piset

comment 14
Its_Kant date : 17/09/2009 time : 18.34
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/KANTSPAGE
ip : 67.209.16.164/67.209.16.164


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I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..
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comment 13
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dik for dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..dik for brains
I ever so politely asked you 2~3 times using the word PLEASE , asking you to please remove a photo you posted connecting my self to this gay photo but as the azz you proved to be you thought it was funny and keep the photo up...so you made your own bed now sleep in it..nope removal of the pic is now not enough...you will be under attack for eternity until you say sorry and admit you have no respect for other members of this blog ..
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Its_Kant date : 17/09/2009 time : 18.18
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The shahada (testimony) succinctly states the central belief of Islam: "There is no god but God (Allah), and Muhammad is his Prophet." This simple profession of faith is repeated on many ritual occasions, and recital in full and unquestioning sincerity designates one a Muslim. The God preached by Muhammad was not a new deity; Allah is the Arabic term for God rather than a particular name. Muhammad denied the existence of the many minor gods and spirits worshiped before his prophecy, and he declared the omnipotence of the unique creator, God. Islam means submission to God, and one who submits is a Muslim. Being a Muslim also involves a commitment to realize the will of God on earth and to obey God's law.

Muhammad is the "seal of the Prophets"; his revelation is said to complete for all time the series of biblical revelations received by Jews and Christians. Muslims believe God to have remained one and the same throughout time, but that men strayed from his true teaching until set right by Muhammad. Prophets and sages of the biblical tradition, such as Abraham (Ibrahim), Moses (Musa), and Jesus (Isa), are recognized as inspired vehicles of God's will. Islam, however, reveres as sacred only the message, rejecting Christianity's deification of the messenger. It accepts the concepts of guardian angels, the Day of Judgment, general resurrection, heaven and hell, and eternal life of the soul.

The duties of the Muslim - corporate acts of worship - form the five pillars of Islamic faith. These are shahada, affirmation of the faith; salat, daily prayer; zakat, almsgiving; sawm, fasting during the month of Ramadan; and hajj, pilgrimage to Mecca. These acts of worship must be performed with a conscious intent and not out of habit. Shahada is uttered daily by practicing Muslims, affirming their membership in the faith and expressing an acceptance of the monotheism of Islam and the divinity of Muhammad's message.

The believer is to pray in a prescribed manner after purification through ritual ablutions at dawn, midday, midafternoon, sunset, and nightfall. Prescribed genuflections and prostrations accompany the prayers, which the worshiper recites facing toward Mecca. Prayers imbue daily life with worship, and structure the day around an Islamic conception of time. Whenever possible, men pray in congregation at the mosque under a prayer leader and on Fridays they are obliged to do so. Women also may attend public worship at the mosque, where they are segregated from the men, although most frequently women pray at home. A special functionary, the muezzin, intones a call to prayer to the entire community at the appropriate hours; those out of earshot determine the proper time from the position of the sun.

In the early days of Islam, the authorities imposed a tax on personal property proportionate to one's wealth; this was distributed to the mosques and to the needy. In addition, free-will gifts were made. While still a duty of the believer, almsgiving in the twentieth century has become a more private matter. Properties contributed by pious individuals to support religious activities are usually administered as religious foundations, or waqfs.

The ninth month of the Muslim calendar is Ramadan, a period of obligatory fasting that commemorates Muhammad's receipt of God's revelation, the Quran. Fasting is an act of self-discipline that leads to piety and expresses submission and commitment to God. Fasting underscores the equality of all Muslims, strengthening sentiments of community. During this month all but the sick, weak, pregnant or nursing women, soldiers on duty, travelers on necessary journeys, and young children are enjoined from eating, drinking, smoking, or sexual intercourse during the daylight hours. Official work hours often are shortened during this period, and some businesses close for all or part of the day. Since the months of the lunar calendar revolve through the solar years, Ramadan falls at various seasons in different years. A fast in summertime imposes considerable hardship on those who must do physical work. Each day's fast ends with a signal that light is insufficient to distinguish a black thread from a white one. Id al Fitr, a threeday feast and holiday, ends the month of Ramadan and is the occasion of much visiting.

Finally, Muslims at least once in their lifetime should, if possible, make the hajj to the holy city of Mecca to participate in special rites held during the twelfth month of the lunar calendar. The Prophet instituted this requirement, modifying pre-Islamic custom to emphasize sites associated with Allah and Abraham, father of the Arabs through his son Ishmael (Ismail). The pilgrim, dressed in a white, seamless garment (ihram), abstains from sexual relations, shaving, haircutting, and nail paring. Highlights of the pilgrimage include kissing the sacred black stone; circumambulation of the Kaaba, the sacred structure reputedly built by Abraham that houses the stone; running seven times between the mountains Safa and Marwa in imitation of Hagar, Ishmael's mother, during her travail in the desert; and standing in prayer on Mount Arafat. These rites affirm the Muslim's obedience to God and express intent to renounce the past and begin a new righteous life in the path of God. The returning male pilgrim is entitled to the honorific "hajj" before his name and a woman the honorific "hajji." Id al Adha marks the end of the hajj month.

The permanent struggle for the triumph of the word of God on earth, jihad, represents an additional general duty of all Muslims. This concept is often taken to mean holy war, but most Muslims see it in a broader context of civil and personal action. Besides regulating relations between the human being and God, Islam regulates the relations of one human being to another. Aside from specific duties, Islam imposes a code of ethical conduct encouraging generosity, fairness, honesty, and respect and explicitly propounds guidance as to what constitutes proper family relations. In addition, it forbids adultery, gambling, usury, and the consumption of carrion, blood, pork, and alcohol.

A Muslim stands in a personal relationship to God; there is neither intermediary nor clergy in orthodox Islam. Those men who lead prayers, preach sermons, and interpret the law do so by virtue of their superior knowledge and scholarship rather than because of any special powers or prerogatives conferred by ordination. Any adult male versed in prayer form is entitled to lead prayers - a role referred to as imam.
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The shahada (testimony) succinctly states the central belief of Islam: "There is no god but God (Allah), and Muhammad is his Prophet." This simple profession of faith is repeated on many ritual occasions, and recital in full and unquestioning sincerity designates one a Muslim. The God preached by Muhammad was not a new deity; Allah is the Arabic term for God rather than a particular name. Muhammad denied the existence of the many minor gods and spirits worshiped before his prophecy, and he declared the omnipotence of the unique creator, God. Islam means submission to God, and one who submits is a Muslim. Being a Muslim also involves a commitment to realize the will of God on earth and to obey God's law.

Muhammad is the "seal of the Prophets"; his revelation is said to complete for all time the series of biblical revelations received by Jews and Christians. Muslims believe God to have remained one and the same throughout time, but that men strayed from his true teaching until set right by Muhammad. Prophets and sages of the biblical tradition, such as Abraham (Ibrahim), Moses (Musa), and Jesus (Isa), are recognized as inspired vehicles of God's will. Islam, however, reveres as sacred only the message, rejecting Christianity's deification of the messenger. It accepts the concepts of guardian angels, the Day of Judgment, general resurrection, heaven and hell, and eternal life of the soul.

The duties of the Muslim - corporate acts of worship - form the five pillars of Islamic faith. These are shahada, affirmation of the faith; salat, daily prayer; zakat, almsgiving; sawm, fasting during the month of Ramadan; and hajj, pilgrimage to Mecca. These acts of worship must be performed with a conscious intent and not out of habit. Shahada is uttered daily by practicing Muslims, affirming their membership in the faith and expressing an acceptance of the monotheism of Islam and the divinity of Muhammad's message.

The believer is to pray in a prescribed manner after purification through ritual ablutions at dawn, midday, midafternoon, sunset, and nightfall. Prescribed genuflections and prostrations accompany the prayers, which the worshiper recites facing toward Mecca. Prayers imbue daily life with worship, and structure the day around an Islamic conception of time. Whenever possible, men pray in congregation at the mosque under a prayer leader and on Fridays they are obliged to do so. Women also may attend public worship at the mosque, where they are segregated from the men, although most frequently women pray at home. A special functionary, the muezzin, intones a call to prayer to the entire community at the appropriate hours; those out of earshot determine the proper time from the position of the sun.

In the early days of Islam, the authorities imposed a tax on personal property proportionate to one's wealth; this was distributed to the mosques and to the needy. In addition, free-will gifts were made. While still a duty of the believer, almsgiving in the twentieth century has become a more private matter. Properties contributed by pious individuals to support religious activities are usually administered as religious foundations, or waqfs.

The ninth month of the Muslim calendar is Ramadan, a period of obligatory fasting that commemorates Muhammad's receipt of God's revelation, the Quran. Fasting is an act of self-discipline that leads to piety and expresses submission and commitment to God. Fasting underscores the equality of all Muslims, strengthening sentiments of community. During this month all but the sick, weak, pregnant or nursing women, soldiers on duty, travelers on necessary journeys, and young children are enjoined from eating, drinking, smoking, or sexual intercourse during the daylight hours. Official work hours often are shortened during this period, and some businesses close for all or part of the day. Since the months of the lunar calendar revolve through the solar years, Ramadan falls at various seasons in different years. A fast in summertime imposes considerable hardship on those who must do physical work. Each day's fast ends with a signal that light is insufficient to distinguish a black thread from a white one. Id al Fitr, a threeday feast and holiday, ends the month of Ramadan and is the occasion of much visiting.

Finally, Muslims at least once in their lifetime should, if possible, make the hajj to the holy city of Mecca to participate in special rites held during the twelfth month of the lunar calendar. The Prophet instituted this requirement, modifying pre-Islamic custom to emphasize sites associated with Allah and Abraham, father of the Arabs through his son Ishmael (Ismail). The pilgrim, dressed in a white, seamless garment (ihram), abstains from sexual relations, shaving, haircutting, and nail paring. Highlights of the pilgrimage include kissing the sacred black stone; circumambulation of the Kaaba, the sacred structure reputedly built by Abraham that houses the stone; running seven times between the mountains Safa and Marwa in imitation of Hagar, Ishmael's mother, during her travail in the desert; and standing in prayer on Mount Arafat. These rites affirm the Muslim's obedience to God and express intent to renounce the past and begin a new righteous life in the path of God. The returning male pilgrim is entitled to the honorific "hajj" before his name and a woman the honorific "hajji." Id al Adha marks the end of the hajj month.

The permanent struggle for the triumph of the word of God on earth, jihad, represents an additional general duty of all Muslims. This concept is often taken to mean holy war, but most Muslims see it in a broader context of civil and personal action. Besides regulating relations between the human being and God, Islam regulates the relations of one human being to another. Aside from specific duties, Islam imposes a code of ethical conduct encouraging generosity, fairness, honesty, and respect and explicitly propounds guidance as to what constitutes proper family relations. In addition, it forbids adultery, gambling, usury, and the consumption of carrion, blood, pork, and alcohol.

A Muslim stands in a personal relationship to God; there is neither intermediary nor clergy in orthodox Islam. Those men who lead prayers, preach sermons, and interpret the law do so by virtue of their superior knowledge and scholarship rather than because of any special powers or prerogatives conferred by ordination. Any adult male versed in prayer form is entitled to lead prayers - a role referred to as imam.
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The shahada (testimony) succinctly states the central belief of Islam: "There is no god but God (Allah), and Muhammad is his Prophet." This simple profession of faith is repeated on many ritual occasions, and recital in full and unquestioning sincerity designates one a Muslim. The God preached by Muhammad was not a new deity; Allah is the Arabic term for God rather than a particular name. Muhammad denied the existence of the many minor gods and spirits worshiped before his prophecy, and he declared the omnipotence of the unique creator, God. Islam means submission to God, and one who submits is a Muslim. Being a Muslim also involves a commitment to realize the will of God on earth and to obey God's law.

Muhammad is the "seal of the Prophets"; his revelation is said to complete for all time the series of biblical revelations received by Jews and Christians. Muslims believe God to have remained one and the same throughout time, but that men strayed from his true teaching until set right by Muhammad. Prophets and sages of the biblical tradition, such as Abraham (Ibrahim), Moses (Musa), and Jesus (Isa), are recognized as inspired vehicles of God's will. Islam, however, reveres as sacred only the message, rejecting Christianity's deification of the messenger. It accepts the concepts of guardian angels, the Day of Judgment, general resurrection, heaven and hell, and eternal life of the soul.

The duties of the Muslim - corporate acts of worship - form the five pillars of Islamic faith. These are shahada, affirmation of the faith; salat, daily prayer; zakat, almsgiving; sawm, fasting during the month of Ramadan; and hajj, pilgrimage to Mecca. These acts of worship must be performed with a conscious intent and not out of habit. Shahada is uttered daily by practicing Muslims, affirming their membership in the faith and expressing an acceptance of the monotheism of Islam and the divinity of Muhammad's message.

The believer is to pray in a prescribed manner after purification through ritual ablutions at dawn, midday, midafternoon, sunset, and nightfall. Prescribed genuflections and prostrations accompany the prayers, which the worshiper recites facing toward Mecca. Prayers imbue daily life with worship, and structure the day around an Islamic conception of time. Whenever possible, men pray in congregation at the mosque under a prayer leader and on Fridays they are obliged to do so. Women also may attend public worship at the mosque, where they are segregated from the men, although most frequently women pray at home. A special functionary, the muezzin, intones a call to prayer to the entire community at the appropriate hours; those out of earshot determine the proper time from the position of the sun.

In the early days of Islam, the authorities imposed a tax on personal property proportionate to one's wealth; this was distributed to the mosques and to the needy. In addition, free-will gifts were made. While still a duty of the believer, almsgiving in the twentieth century has become a more private matter. Properties contributed by pious individuals to support religious activities are usually administered as religious foundations, or waqfs.

The ninth month of the Muslim calendar is Ramadan, a period of obligatory fasting that commemorates Muhammad's receipt of God's revelation, the Quran. Fasting is an act of self-discipline that leads to piety and expresses submission and commitment to God. Fasting underscores the equality of all Muslims, strengthening sentiments of community. During this month all but the sick, weak, pregnant or nursing women, soldiers on duty, travelers on necessary journeys, and young children are enjoined from eating, drinking, smoking, or sexual intercourse during the daylight hours. Official work hours often are shortened during this period, and some businesses close for all or part of the day. Since the months of the lunar calendar revolve through the solar years, Ramadan falls at various seasons in different years. A fast in summertime imposes considerable hardship on those who must do physical work. Each day's fast ends with a signal that light is insufficient to distinguish a black thread from a white one. Id al Fitr, a threeday feast and holiday, ends the month of Ramadan and is the occasion of much visiting.

Finally, Muslims at least once in their lifetime should, if possible, make the hajj to the holy city of Mecca to participate in special rites held during the twelfth month of the lunar calendar. The Prophet instituted this requirement, modifying pre-Islamic custom to emphasize sites associated with Allah and Abraham, father of the Arabs through his son Ishmael (Ismail). The pilgrim, dressed in a white, seamless garment (ihram), abstains from sexual relations, shaving, haircutting, and nail paring. Highlights of the pilgrimage include kissing the sacred black stone; circumambulation of the Kaaba, the sacred structure reputedly built by Abraham that houses the stone; running seven times between the mountains Safa and Marwa in imitation of Hagar, Ishmael's mother, during her travail in the desert; and standing in prayer on Mount Arafat. These rites affirm the Muslim's obedience to God and express intent to renounce the past and begin a new righteous life in the path of God. The returning male pilgrim is entitled to the honorific "hajj" before his name and a woman the honorific "hajji." Id al Adha marks the end of the hajj month.

The permanent struggle for the triumph of the word of God on earth, jihad, represents an additional general duty of all Muslims. This concept is often taken to mean holy war, but most Muslims see it in a broader context of civil and personal action. Besides regulating relations between the human being and God, Islam regulates the relations of one human being to another. Aside from specific duties, Islam imposes a code of ethical conduct encouraging generosity, fairness, honesty, and respect and explicitly propounds guidance as to what constitutes proper family relations. In addition, it forbids adultery, gambling, usury, and the consumption of carrion, blood, pork, and alcohol.

A Muslim stands in a personal relationship to God; there is neither intermediary nor clergy in orthodox Islam. Those men who lead prayers, preach sermons, and interpret the law do so by virtue of their superior knowledge and scholarship rather than because of any special powers or prerogatives conferred by ordination. Any adult male versed in prayer form is entitled to lead prayers - a role referred to as imam.
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The shahada (testimony) succinctly states the central belief of Islam: "There is no god but God (Allah), and Muhammad is his Prophet." This simple profession of faith is repeated on many ritual occasions, and recital in full and unquestioning sincerity designates one a Muslim. The God preached by Muhammad was not a new deity; Allah is the Arabic term for God rather than a particular name. Muhammad denied the existence of the many minor gods and spirits worshiped before his prophecy, and he declared the omnipotence of the unique creator, God. Islam means submission to God, and one who submits is a Muslim. Being a Muslim also involves a commitment to realize the will of God on earth and to obey God's law.

Muhammad is the "seal of the Prophets"; his revelation is said to complete for all time the series of biblical revelations received by Jews and Christians. Muslims believe God to have remained one and the same throughout time, but that men strayed from his true teaching until set right by Muhammad. Prophets and sages of the biblical tradition, such as Abraham (Ibrahim), Moses (Musa), and Jesus (Isa), are recognized as inspired vehicles of God's will. Islam, however, reveres as sacred only the message, rejecting Christianity's deification of the messenger. It accepts the concepts of guardian angels, the Day of Judgment, general resurrection, heaven and hell, and eternal life of the soul.

The duties of the Muslim - corporate acts of worship - form the five pillars of Islamic faith. These are shahada, affirmation of the faith; salat, daily prayer; zakat, almsgiving; sawm, fasting during the month of Ramadan; and hajj, pilgrimage to Mecca. These acts of worship must be performed with a conscious intent and not out of habit. Shahada is uttered daily by practicing Muslims, affirming their membership in the faith and expressing an acceptance of the monotheism of Islam and the divinity of Muhammad's message.

The believer is to pray in a prescribed manner after purification through ritual ablutions at dawn, midday, midafternoon, sunset, and nightfall. Prescribed genuflections and prostrations accompany the prayers, which the worshiper recites facing toward Mecca. Prayers imbue daily life with worship, and structure the day around an Islamic conception of time. Whenever possible, men pray in congregation at the mosque under a prayer leader and on Fridays they are obliged to do so. Women also may attend public worship at the mosque, where they are segregated from the men, although most frequently women pray at home. A special functionary, the muezzin, intones a call to prayer to the entire community at the appropriate hours; those out of earshot determine the proper time from the position of the sun.

In the early days of Islam, the authorities imposed a tax on personal property proportionate to one's wealth; this was distributed to the mosques and to the needy. In addition, free-will gifts were made. While still a duty of the believer, almsgiving in the twentieth century has become a more private matter. Properties contributed by pious individuals to support religious activities are usually administered as religious foundations, or waqfs.

The ninth month of the Muslim calendar is Ramadan, a period of obligatory fasting that commemorates Muhammad's receipt of God's revelation, the Quran. Fasting is an act of self-discipline that leads to piety and expresses submission and commitment to God. Fasting underscores the equality of all Muslims, strengthening sentiments of community. During this month all but the sick, weak, pregnant or nursing women, soldiers on duty, travelers on necessary journeys, and young children are enjoined from eating, drinking, smoking, or sexual intercourse during the daylight hours. Official work hours often are shortened during this period, and some businesses close for all or part of the day. Since the months of the lunar calendar revolve through the solar years, Ramadan falls at various seasons in different years. A fast in summertime imposes considerable hardship on those who must do physical work. Each day's fast ends with a signal that light is insufficient to distinguish a black thread from a white one. Id al Fitr, a threeday feast and holiday, ends the month of Ramadan and is the occasion of much visiting.

Finally, Muslims at least once in their lifetime should, if possible, make the hajj to the holy city of Mecca to participate in special rites held during the twelfth month of the lunar calendar. The Prophet instituted this requirement, modifying pre-Islamic custom to emphasize sites associated with Allah and Abraham, father of the Arabs through his son Ishmael (Ismail). The pilgrim, dressed in a white, seamless garment (ihram), abstains from sexual relations, shaving, haircutting, and nail paring. Highlights of the pilgrimage include kissing the sacred black stone; circumambulation of the Kaaba, the sacred structure reputedly built by Abraham that houses the stone; running seven times between the mountains Safa and Marwa in imitation of Hagar, Ishmael's mother, during her travail in the desert; and standing in prayer on Mount Arafat. These rites affirm the Muslim's obedience to God and express intent to renounce the past and begin a new righteous life in the path of God. The returning male pilgrim is entitled to the honorific "hajj" before his name and a woman the honorific "hajji." Id al Adha marks the end of the hajj month.

The permanent struggle for the triumph of the word of God on earth, jihad, represents an additional general duty of all Muslims. This concept is often taken to mean holy war, but most Muslims see it in a broader context of civil and personal action. Besides regulating relations between the human being and God, Islam regulates the relations of one human being to another. Aside from specific duties, Islam imposes a code of ethical conduct encouraging generosity, fairness, honesty, and respect and explicitly propounds guidance as to what constitutes proper family relations. In addition, it forbids adultery, gambling, usury, and the consumption of carrion, blood, pork, and alcohol.

A Muslim stands in a personal relationship to God; there is neither intermediary nor clergy in orthodox Islam. Those men who lead prayers, preach sermons, and interpret the law do so by virtue of their superior knowledge and scholarship rather than because of any special powers or prerogatives conferred by ordination. Any adult male versed in prayer form is entitled to lead prayers - a role referred to as imam.
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comment 10
janus date : 17/09/2009 time : 14.01
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/mi58
ip : 124.122.176.127/124.122.176.127


It was my blog

Nothing.

Nothing was deleted by me.

Nothing became nothing.
comment 171
Steven_ date : 17/09/2009 time : 11.56

170, Cancer is an uncontrolled growth. It certainly did not start from Thaksin but at a point much earlier. From where I am sure many knows.
At the point of Thaksin the growth was starting to subside until it reared its ugly head again in 2006. Yes this head must be destroyed before it destroy the country again.

But then we will be accused of immorality or extra judicial killing for the greater good of the people and country. You see, Chemotherapy kills both the bad and good...!!!!!......
comment 170
Frankie date : 17/09/2009 time : 09.42

Cancer " a diseased and uncontrolled growth" I am not sure that the tyrant, Shinawatra, has cancer. I believe more to the point he is a cancer, spreading evil which is destroying Thailand's society.
comment 169
notdisappointed date : 16/09/2009 time : 15.23


DeceitfulStevie, am I miserable? Not at all; I am so happy to be able to show others the immorality in your character. Such joy it gives me you will never know!!
comment 168
Steven_ date : 16/09/2009 time : 14.18

ND, Its easy to get out of your misery. No need to go as far as Dubai. Just go to the top of Thailand tallest structure, The Baiyoke Sky Hotel and jump down. Its as easy as 123.
comment 167
notdisappointed date : 16/09/2009 time : 13.58


Kant thanks for the offer. I suggest a .45 hollow point to put him out of our misery.

Ean at 70ish the 'downhill' you refer to must be steep.
comment 166
Ian date : 16/09/2009 time : 08.08
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

Dal, 163. When we keep away from politics I am often in agreement with you, as I am this time.
The age of 60 seems to be the watershed for men, after that it is all downhill.
comment 165
Its_Kant date : 16/09/2009 time : 05.40
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/KANTSPAGE
Look@yourself before judging me

got his address some members of team yellow want to send a special get well card to him personally ...
comment 164
notdisappointed date : 15/09/2009 time : 23.01

Hey dal, whaasssup? Relax and chill; tjhis blog still has some legs left and I personally want to see it get to 200 hits!

there's lots to discuss on-topic ot off-topic. Just 34 more and we're there!!
comment 163
Dalmasian date : 15/09/2009 time : 22.19
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dalmasian

This blog has gone completely absurd!

If the motherf#$%er has cancer so be it. Cancer is an equal-opportunity disease so why should anyone even think that he should not be affected by the damn disease?

Get real, people and move on with your lives.

-- Dalmasian
comment 162
notdisappointed date : 15/09/2009 time : 18.55


Ean, you may be still jet-lagged since you think that you're on the orange forum where you are the moderator and defender of the 'red' under-dogs as well as those who support thaksin and the reds.

I would ask that you leave me alone to do as I want with stevie and hermione. I still make my comments to the topic but aren't I allowed to make comments to inanities; or is it the same old same old Ean, who can make commnets towards other bloggers. Recall that you didn't make any such remark on maxwell's blog when he tried to make personal attacks instead of contributing to the dialogue. Stevie attacks but he is overlooked.

Recall Ean that it was your defence with regard to my comments to stevie a couple of months ago that got me pissed at you and which caused our present condition towards one another. Can't you please just mind your own business when I am talking to stevie?

The 'Ean standard' returns, welcome back or should I say thank you for confirming your consistency and biased neutrality and hypocrisy.
comment 161
Steven_ date : 15/09/2009 time : 11.43

Freedom of speech come with responsibility and respect for the law and regulation within the area that you are subjected to. Just as in this blog your freedom of speech should be within the topic concerned.

The current turbulent political situation is due to the irresponsibility of those who cried in the name of freedom by supporting the coup and destroying the democratic rights of an elected government such as Thaksin.

Responsible Freedom means respect for the law and Constitution. Before Frankie, ND, PAD, Yellow shirts and other talk of freedom of speech AND ACTION, have you ask yourself this simple question.

```When I supported the military coup and PAD / yellow shirt action, IS MY FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION & ACTION A RESPONSIBLE ONE ….```
comment 160
Frankie date : 15/09/2009 time : 10.38

It seems quite logical that this blog which started by showing so much interest in the ill health,or not of the tyrant Shinawatra developed into how little interest was shown in the fate of the victims of the tyrant.
People's choice of words is of course freedom of speech, and it is up to the readers to read or not.
comment 159
Ian date : 15/09/2009 time : 07.06
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

Strange that a blog about the possibility that Thaksin may have cancer has turned into a debate about the "War on drugs", plus of course the usual sick attacks between bloggers. First ND starts and then hands over to degenerate, foul mouthed Expresso. At least Stevie and Frankie, and Panya favour a more moderate language.
Is rational debate now totally impossible? Do none of you have any shame, I exclude Expresso from this question, I know his answer.
comment 158
notdisappointed date : 15/09/2009 time : 02.52


hermione, the inane twin has run out of idiocies that he now has to re-post the blogs of others.

hermione if you have nothing to say; great!! Just keep your mouh shut.
comment 157
notdisappointed date : 15/09/2009 time : 02.50


Deceitful steven you make me sick. Willful fools such as steven(sin) have a reduced sense of morality and justice. That he and his pack can divide the dead into innocent deaths and rightfully punished and say that it is good. And with unassailable conviction state that the few (thousands) deaths is for the greater good. With such conviction the plunging of knives proved so very easy.

Where is their justice; those innocents hung on their crosses, uncomprehending of their crimes? They committed no crimes but their murderers walk free. Where is their justice?

A convicted criminal in flight can ask of his supporters to disturb HMK, against protocol, for a Royal pardon living in his 5/6 star hotels, flying in his private jet, giving ‘surprises’ by gimmicky holograms and causing continued divisiveness. He is able to ask for fairness and justice for his crimes.

And where is the justice and fairness for those thousands killed extra-judiciously for no crime but to want to live their meager lives in peace and safety?
comment 156
expresso date : 15/09/2009 time : 02.17
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/expresso

ErikOrange, in the Orange Forum, asked for IP addresses of peacefulness and others so he could play some tricks on them.

Sulasno obliged. He said he signed up with The Nation and when he logged in, he would be able to get some IP addresses as ErikOrange requested. Then Sulasno printed out peacefulness' IP address in the Orange Forum.

Go figure on this bunch of hypocrites, including the admin (Ian) for not deleting such vile content.
comment 155
expresso date : 15/09/2009 time : 02.10
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/expresso

If every fcuking thing one utters needs to be substantiated or quoted, you have nothing to talk to your wife. That may be the case for the intellectuals but they ain't for me. No wonder many intellectuals fail in their marriage life.
comment 154
expresso date : 15/09/2009 time : 02.07
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/expresso

Plaadip, you are making sense there in c151. Too bad the people who call themselves with superiority intellectual qualities could not see what you and I and some others see.

Hermano, the video link you posted about the jet ski operator, JJ, which involved some military personnel of the UK or USA, give me your critical thinking Others who have critical thinking, give me your opinions too. Man, you people need to have some critical observation. Writing a piece with good English and presented in an impeccable format does not represent critical thinking!
comment 153
expresso date : 15/09/2009 time : 02.01
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/expresso

Lalida came in with his gorilla, the orangutan. The messenger came in to tell us where to piss. Hernia LoBozo came in for the sublime writer. I was ridiculed and called a supporting actor when I mentioned my in-laws' cancer cases.

What is the big fucking deal on this as I said in c96?

I hate fcuking altar boys.
comment 152
Plaadip date : 15/09/2009 time : 00.29

A correction. Thaksin can sue "Thanong" if he really wants to correct this information....sorry as always.
comment 151
Plaadip date : 15/09/2009 time : 00.27

Lobo san. Thanong is hearing something from his source. (I guess) And he cannot disclose his source. This is an usual excuse of journalists when they write a speculative stuff, right? What's wrong with that? He provided an interesting tip with some details, so a lot of people sent their comments here.

Making a guessing game is a fun for a political junky, like you, too, I speculate. Why did you suddenly become so serious? I think this rumor is true, because of the changed tone of his recent phone-in.

Besiddes, I think Thaksin will sue Thaksin if he really wants to correct this information. Don't worry for him. He can protect himself.
comment 150
Hermano_Lobo date : 14/09/2009 time : 22.24
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/yurivelasquez


From the sublime blogger, 'Just-1-Voice-2
-------------------------------------------------

The way I see it, there are two distinct issues here. The first being whether or not Thaksin has cancer, and the second being Thanong himself. with the latter issue being the most important one.

Thanong has made statements concerning the health of Thaksin, but quotes no sources or cites any references to back up his claims. It is my understanding that he is a "professional journalist" and not a doctor, nor does he sit on the board of any of the hospitals or medical facilities he has mentioned in his article, which leads one to wonder and question where his information comes from, as Thaksin himself has been quoted as saying he does not have cancer and is in very good health.

If Thanong has irrefutable evidence, such as medical reports and/or statements from doctors, fine. If not, then his comments are mere speculation and innuendo, which I find somewhat ironic. Despite his claims of just being a blogger, as a professional journalist I am assuming he is aware of the laws in regards to slander, liable and defamation of character, and should be aware of the Computer Law Acts which prohibit "dissemination of false information", which could land him in jail, regardless of his "status" as merely a "blogger". The law clearly states that anyone who deliberately disseminates false information can be held liable. There's no stipulations about that person having to be a "professional journalist", which means the law would apply to me, everyone reading this, and Thanong himself.

My comment to Khun Thanong is this: If you have verifiable information or evidence to support your blog comments, then make them known as well. If you do not, and are merely speculating on what may or may not be a rumor, you really should find another line of work, as Thai society already has more than enough people who spread lies, rumors and innuendos in order to enhance their own positions, as well as further divide the people and they don't need yet another one. Perhaps you should apply for a position in the PR Department of the Democratic, as you might fit in well there.

Khun 'Just-1-Voice'
comment 149
Chris-TH date : 14/09/2009 time : 20.35
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/Chris-TH

Frankie (C145, C146),

You are joking, aren't you??? The parents brought the kid with them, delivering drugs. The father was caught with 6000 Yaa Baa tablets, and the mother fled the scene with the kid on the backseat.
The only sad thing about the story, and the loss of the kid's life, is that the Police officers were let off the charges of using excessive force during an arrest. (Considering the 80% sun protection film that you find on most cars, you can hardly expect the officers to see a kid on the backseat, but that does not justify using gunfire to stop a getaway car)
comment 148
panya date : 14/09/2009 time : 20.24
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/diversion

C147

"Acted according to the law" - what, innocent until proven guilty?

"Sound judgement" - what, murder innocent bystanders?

"just COLLATERAL DAMAGE" - just?

You are a horrible specimen
comment 147
Steven_ date : 14/09/2009 time : 19.45

Yes the boy and the 2500 were not runners. They have been used by the drug runner as human shield. Thaksin, the Cabinet, the army and police personnel has acted according to the law, use sound judgement and done the best given the circumstances in the drug operation. Whatever happen is just COLLATERAL DAMAGE not human right abuse. Do you understand that!!!!!!. Please stop babbling.
comment 146
Frankie date : 14/09/2009 time : 19.28

The boy mentioned in my #c 135 was not a Nazi, nor was he an instigater of world wars. He wasn't a drug Lord, nor was he a drug runner.
He was simply a nine year old Thai boy in a car with his Mother in Thailand when they came, Thai police, on the orders of the tyrant Shinawatra with their guns blazing and ended his young life for no reason at all. They didn't even know who he was.
This act alone would have earned Shinawatra the reputation of being " a human rights abuser of the worst kind". Sadly, another 2,500 poor souls faced the same fate, gunned down without trial during this dark period in Thai history.
comment 145
Frankie date : 14/09/2009 time : 19.12

The boy mentioned in my #c 135 was not a Nazi, nor was he an instigater of world wars. He wasn't a drug Lord, nor was he a drug runner.
He was simply a nine year old Thai boy in a car with his Mother in Thailand when they came, Thai police, on the orders of the tyrant Shinawatra with their guns blazing and ended his young life for no reason at all. They didn't even know who he was.
This act alone would have earned Shinawatra the reputation of being " a human rights abuser of the worst kind". Sadly, another 2,500 poor souls faced the same fate, gunned down without trial during this dark period in Thai history.
comment 144
catch22 date : 14/09/2009 time : 17.41
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/catch22

It doesn't matter who is in charge, human rights here still have a long way to go.
comment 143
catch22 date : 14/09/2009 time : 17.28
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/catch22

Human Rights!!!!
'A senior provincial official in Cambodia accused Thai soldiers of shooting a teenager engaged in illegal logging and then burning him, local media reported Monday'.
http://www.nationmultimedia.com/2009/09/14/regional/regional_30112166.php
comment 142
panya date : 14/09/2009 time : 16.27
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/diversion

C141

It was not a war. It was a crusade conducted by the police supported by Thaksin against selected suspects with no trial and no accountability. It is globally accepted as being a gross violation of human rights.

World War 2 was 70 years ago. Who says it was justified? The perpetrators. What they did then cannot validate human rights abuses in this millenium.
.
comment 141
Steven_ date : 14/09/2009 time : 13.18

Comment 140
Read carefully, 3 millions drugs addicts and 6 millions suffering drug addicts and their families. I am trying to emphasize that beside 3 millions drug addicts, you have extra 3 millions families who are also suffering because of their drug addiction.

Like I said in any war there are always some collateral damage which is unavoidable. We have to think in the greater context not just narrow minded. Eg: Bombing Hamburg, Nagasaki and Hiroshima flat ended the war quicker thereby saving several more millions lives than than the ten of thousand that died in these bombing.
comment 140
panya date : 14/09/2009 time : 12.55
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/diversion

C139

You seem confused.

One sentence "3 millions drug addicts". Next sentence "6 millions suffering drug addicts".

So you think "the story of the nine year old boy who was shot to death by the police during Shinawatra's infamous war on drugs" is ok and justifiable on account of "the greater good"?

Come on, Steven, you are "uttering meaningless and unintelligent comments".
.
comment 139
Steven_ date : 14/09/2009 time : 10.24

It’s not just about the interest in Thaksin. It’s about the way the democratic rights of the people have been taken away. Its about how the rights and welfare of the poor have been denied and taken away though influence of certain powerful people such as the elite, royalist and military.

Correct facts and information are necessary on whether human right has been abused by Thaksin. Drug dealers in the north of Thailand and Burma are not just drug courier. They have an army armed with some of the latest weapons. An operation against them would require a large amount of personnel, weapons and efforts. The operation was approved and adopted by the cabinet at that time. During that time Thailand has more than 3 millions drug addicts and for the greater good of the people and country this operation is necessary. Against the greater good of the 6 millions suffering drug addicts and their families we should not publicize or babble so much on some collateral damage done.

It is also concluded that Thaksin and the Cabinet, the army and police personnel has acted according to the law, use sound judgement and done the best given the circumstances.

Frankie should use his head and think of the millions instead of uttering meaningless and unintelligent comments.
comment 138
notdisappointed date : 14/09/2009 time : 02.53


hermione c133, and you comment is from a genu-'swine' person, am I correct?

You and deceitful stevie (ds) are two of a kind both idiots and inane. Can't win for losing with either br or ds. One barks in front and the other behind like two hyenas. While through it all hermione salivates and froths on his numerous blogs to try to entertain with his low intellect; stick with aeronautics or fascism under the failed socialist policies of your dear comandante. You all make us sick. SHIT for brains!!
comment 137
Its_Kant date : 13/09/2009 time : 21.48
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/KANTSPAGE
Look@yourself before judging me

Is he dead yet??????????????????

Like Micheal Jackson once in his past preformed a false death act..

Will the fugitive go tat far to grasp PR ???
comment 136
stalingrad date : 13/09/2009 time : 12.59
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/stalingrad

Frankie: Correct facts and information are necessary in this case, in order to craft appropriate strategies and measures. Don't forget we are in the middle of a political war here, in effect declared by Thaksin just this past April, when he goaded his red shirt warriers on through his video links to make a final decisive attack on the government.

His backtracking later on in international media was unconvincing--probably even to himself as he stuttered along during interviews by seasoned jounalists who asked him a barrage of point blank questions as to whether he was behind the attempted uprising.

In past conflicts all political and military contenders have tried to conceal their weaknesses and illnesses for obvious reasons.
comment 135
Frankie date : 13/09/2009 time : 09.45

It appears that a great many posters are taking a great interest in whether Shinawatra " a human rights abuser of the worst kind" has cancer, or not and if he is going to die, or not.
Everyone, is going to die and the interest in this tyrant's state of health is pathetic.
Someone might want to look into the story of the nine year old boy who was shot to death by the police during Shinawatra's infamous war on drugs, but nobody on this forum has.
Why so much interest in a fugative on the run from the law and is certainly going to die. From what who the hell cares?
comment 134
Frankie date : 13/09/2009 time : 09.40

It appears that a great many posters are taking a great interest in whether Shinawatra " a human rights abuser of the worst kind" has cancer, or not and if he is going to die, or not.
Everyone, is going to die and the interest in this tyrant's state of health is pathetic.
Someone might want to look into the story of the nine year old boy who was shot to death by the police during Shinawatra's infamous war on drugs, but nobody on this forum has.
Why so much interest in a fugative on the run from the law and is certainly going to die. From what who the hell cares?
comment 133
Hermano_Lobo date : 13/09/2009 time : 07.44
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/yurivelasquez

THIS BLOG IS A LIE !

Unfortunately a common occurence in Thailand. Hence it gets its name, 'LieLand'.

Lying is a way of life in Thailand.

Here is a comment from a genuine person:-

“Hello K Thanong,
I find your comment 38 in response to Erik interesting. You have pretty much admitted to spreading rumors here. Your prerogative, of course. As you’ve stated, it is a “personal blog” piece and not a journalistic piece where referencing sources of information usually upholds the integrity of the piece. Having said that, I am curious to know your motive behind spreading what appears to be rumor. If it’s not rumor and is fact, I would like a better understanding as to why you may feel revealing the source of this information may not be in the best interest of your personal blog? I ask for no other reason other than to satisfy my own pet peeve with the lives of our people being doomed to be lived by rumors and unsubstantiated allegations, as your “personal blog” piece here is clearly demonstrating and you are clearly admitting to.”
Khun Ink
comment 132
stalingrad date : 13/09/2009 time : 07.25
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/stalingrad

Dalmasin c.82: You said "Thugsin is persona-non-grata in the USA, Canada, UK, Germany and many other countries, including China. Even President Aroyo of the Philippines avoided him last time he requested for an informal meeting "over a cup of coffee."

Are you certain of the USA and Canada. Has he applied for visas to go there? K. Thanong, any confirmation on this?

Also, Dalmasian, on Rama 9 doctors did they themselves leaked out the info?

So, he has the p. cancer, but it's not life threatening if intervened by good doctors ? Why does he look rather healthy in the pics. Of course, it could be just enlargement of prostate glands, normal for older people, but the cancer rumour is spread deliberately for political purposes. In sum, need more evidence, even circumstantial. For example, were the doctors flown in to Dubai with prostate cancer equipment? And the treatment I would have thought has to be done regularly.
comment 131
Sulasno date : 12/09/2009 time : 12.26
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/sulasno

I am making this post on behalf of Ink (who is waiting for his registration to be verified) and if anyone wants to piss, go to the nearest available toilet

Quote
“Hello K Thanong,
I find your comment 38 in response to Erik interesting. You have pretty much admitted to spreading rumors here. Your prerogative, of course. As you’ve stated, it is a “personal blog” piece and not a journalistic piece where referencing sources of information usually upholds the integrity of the piece. Having said that, I am curious to know your motive behind spreading what appears to be rumor. If it’s not rumor and is fact, I would like a better understanding as to why you may feel revealing the source of this information may not be in the best interest of your personal blog? I ask for no other reason other than to satisfy my own pet peeve with the lives of our people being doomed to be lived by rumors and unsubstantiated allegations, as your “personal blog” piece here is clearly demonstrating and you are clearly admitting to.”
Unquote
comment 130
Steven_ date : 12/09/2009 time : 10.30

ND,
You and your family rather pay your dues in another country than your homeland. Your father should have come home and treat more of the Thais than Americans. America with one doctor less would not make much difference but in Thailand it is very much needed as there is virtually no doctor and health care during those days. You and your families instead chose to enrich yourselves in America rather than providing the much needed health care that Thailand needed. Because Thailand is poor and you could not make money.

Where are you and your families debt of gratitude for the country (Thailand) !!!!!

Under the guise of Jekyll and Hyde, you returned back and tried to act as the saviour with your bullshitting and lies. You supported terrorist and lawless group such as PAD and the yellow shirt, military and royalist that have created much turbulence and divisiveness among the rural poor and rich. Instead of helping the country and people, you chose to demonize Thaksin who have provided healthcare at a cheap rate for the POOR…..

Your professed of loyalty to the King and country are just mere talk and bullshit when you DID NOT WALK THE TALK.

What a load of crap you have been posting all these years, bullshitter. Hypocrite should have been a better word for you.
comment 129
Its_Kant date : 12/09/2009 time : 04.44
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/KANTSPAGE
Look@yourself before judging me

maybe he should read the bog on broccoli
comment 128
notdisappointed date : 12/09/2009 time : 01.26

Ian seriously, you're welcome to join fq and me on maxwell's blog. Or with me and erik on his blog. We're having a discussion not a debate about changes and the LM law is a not stopping us either.
comment 127
notdisappointed date : 12/09/2009 time : 01.21


Uhh, sorry Ian didn't know you liked pandas like hap does. I'll get you something else to pay with.

In the meantime would you mind playing with yourself?
comment 126
Ian date : 11/09/2009 time : 23.44
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

Now I truly know ND does not like me, he never gave me a pandy. Can I share yours HJ?
comment 125
notdisappointed date : 11/09/2009 time : 22.31


here hap play with your pandy!
comment 124
happyjack date : 11/09/2009 time : 20.56

Oh dear me,the good die young.
comment 123
notdisappointed date : 11/09/2009 time : 19.35


catch, com'on it's a play on words. And I don't know whether even in a 'prostrate' would help out limpness. We can see that thaksin is now all talk but can't get any action.

br, FYI, my family and I have paid every single tax imaginable as well as Income tax, in whichever State we lived in. We were what you would call ‘white collar’ residents. I’m still paying real estate taxes on my house in the Bay Area. My father was a doctor; he treated Americans of all colors and worked in a very prestigious hospital in the City. We paid our dues to live in your beautiful country. Those taxes paid for my tit sucking in public school. Those tits were of many colors, I didn't just focus on white tits, because America being the melting pot of the world, I enjoy lots of tits.

To help out the U.S. economy, I then went to a 'private boarding school'. A boarding school that now has close to a 100 year legacy of Thai students. Many well-known Thais have attended this school, many own businesses here and are in the Forbes list of billionaires; and in each and every government, there will be at least one (1) alumnus as a government minister. This present government sees two ministers and many members of parliament. I am presently the secretary general of the alumni association in Thailand.

I never had to do any 'compulsory service' in Thailand since I lived and was in University in the States. And I was not drafted nor did I avoid the draft, into the armed service of the U.S.; although my brother voluntarily joined the airforce during the Vietnam War. I was neither a ‘wetback’ nor 'robin hood' in the U.S.

Anything else you want to know? Care to find other faults? Imagined or fictional? But I still wonder why you are keep referring and wanting to place me in Chicago? Never been there, just a couple of flight connections at O'Hare.

How about you, anything interesting highlights of your past that you want to share?
comment 122
BangkokRay date : 11/09/2009 time : 11.39

Collateral damage is acceptable; of course br you could actually agree to stevie since you must have saw lots of collateral damage in you fight to rid S. Vietnam of Communism.


nd,
I am extremely confident that somebody like you, who professes the utmost loyalty to the Kingdom of Thailand and the Monarchy, chose to leave his adopted country(the USA) and return to Thailand in 1972 to do your "compulsory service". Or did you choose to join your adopted country's military voluntarily? Me thinks neither. You stayed in Chicago, NYC or Boston(all places you claimed to have lived) and sucked off from educational handouts while avoiding anything as challenging as being loyal to either your home country or adopted country.......and then have the balls to denigrate me for doing so.

Keep waving your "Loyalty" flag here. Most of us have your number anyway.
comment 121
stalingrad date : 11/09/2009 time : 11.37
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/stalingrad

Catch c 119: This is actually an earth shattering discovery. Makes one not fear the protrate whatever, provided one has the money to engage a sexy chick.
comment 120
BangkokRay date : 11/09/2009 time : 11.21

br c115, do the homework yourself. Deduct your friends from the total number of bloggers and that's you answer.


nd, 117,
Typical of you, sling shit, get challenged and respond with a "non-answer". Did BU llshit U not provide any math classes?
comment 119
catch22 date : 11/09/2009 time : 11.01
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/catch22

ND - 116 It's prostate not prostrate (which means the placement of the body in a reverentially or submissively prone position').
I guess I was thinking that if Mr T was put in the prostrate position with a suitably sexy person taking care of him, then maybe his limpness due to prostate might suddenly be revived.
comment 118
Its_Kant date : 11/09/2009 time : 08.04
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/KANTSPAGE
Look@yourself before judging me

he aint dead yet ??????
comment 117
notdisappointed date : 11/09/2009 time : 00.47


br c115, do the homework yourself. Deduct your friends from the total number of bloggers and that's you answer.
comment 116
notdisappointed date : 11/09/2009 time : 00.24


caych c114. I don't know much about prostrate cancer but if it's limp kneeling, prone, standing, whatever; wouldn't it be useless anyways? Got to ask stevie since he will do anything for his master the junrai.

br, let's just say just like you have a history with ian and the rest; so do I have with stevie. Some things you don't need to know so don't suerk!

stevie likes his democracy bloody the better to show that it works for the majority. Collateral damage is acceptable; of course br you could actually agree to stevie since you must have saw lots of collateral damage in you fight to rid S. Vietnam of Communism.
comment 115
BangkokRay date : 10/09/2009 time : 14.54

stevie your brand of half truths and true lies haven't work on the forum and they won't work on the majority of the bloggers here.


nd,
That's a pretty broad statement to make. Would you care to elaborate who constitutes the majority that you speak of?
comment 114
catch22 date : 10/09/2009 time : 14.20
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/catch22

Prostate cancer can indeed put you in the prostrate position, i.e. 'the placement of the body in a reverentially or submissively prone position'.
ND - would this be a suitable position for Mr T with his 'limp dick'?
comment 113
notdisappointed date : 10/09/2009 time : 12.51


catch, like you I like to have fun, but not many see the humor of my sarcasms. Watch me.

steven you ingrate Thai wannabe don't you get it? The shoe's on the other foot. thaksin is in self-exile jet-setting all over he world looking for landing rights in un-developed countries that have no respect for the rule of law or pay lip service to democracy. Countries who treat their people like shit and who don't care any thing about human rights.

stevie your brand of half truths and true lies haven't work on the forum and they won't work on the majority of the bloggers here. You're an idiot no matter where you go; just admit it and life will be better for you.

deceitful stevie we've been at this for years now and when your master thaksin the junrai got bounced you cried like a girl. nad three years later you're still crying.

Whereas I, laugh at you every day.

Don't forget the winner makes the rules - he who holds the remote control is the master of the universe!! And you know what? If thaksin does have prostrate cancer then he's holding his limp dick in his hands. Go help your masser out little boy.
comment 112
catch22 date : 10/09/2009 time : 12.04
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/catch22

ND 101 - Fair enough.

When and if certain people in this country suffer serious illness or disaster, I'll come back to you then and ask you to say publicly it was 'deserved karma' and see how your theory holds up then.

As a farang you can say anything you like as far as I'm concerned - I don't like to restrict freedom of speech whatever the content. You also have every right to put forward your buddhist or religious principles the same as others have every right to knock them down.

As far as getting serious for once, not much chance of that I'm afraid. I like not being stressed and getting ulcers over things that don't really affect me and I certainly don't want to end up like some of the loonies here....well not over people as insignificant as Thaksin and Abhisit anyway.
comment 111
Steven_ date : 10/09/2009 time : 11.34

When asked by Suthichai to confirm whether he would not hold any talk with Thaksin if the former prime minister would not return to serve his jail term first, Abhisit replied: "I want everybody to respect the laws".

Respect for the law, bullshit by Abhisit. Look at the yellow shirt and PAD. Get a good look at Kasit, Democrat, Chamlong & Sondhi Lim who are some of the leader of PAD and yellow shirt. Look at Gen. Sonthi and the junta when they broke the most important rule of 1997 Constitution No coup and coup plotters are to be liable for indictment. So much more etc etc etc.

Maybe this is what not disappointed, royalist, elite and military morality are.???

You need a greater wrong to happen to made good the wrong of Thaksin. What a load of bullshits from ND
comment 110
notdisappointed date : 10/09/2009 time : 10.33


eo c104, I'm just intolerant of your biased and know-it-all attitude that you have to be a farang or an orange eater with your superior intellect; who looks down on others. And you have the gall to insinuate that half the population disrespect HMK? Is that what you're alluding to by your righteous reading of my post? Read my post again. If you get it you'll understand that we're talking about no more or less around 1,000 people who share yours and pj's disrespect for HMK. Keep talking and then we'll see your 'chicken tongue'.

I'm just glad that you're not Thai you'd be great with the other demagogues like jatuporn, natuawut, and veera; but we mustn't forget your buddy maxwell either. His is the true voice of the reds here, disguised in decent and readable babble and blah, blahs, blahs.

Go back to orangeland eo, we're not as stupid as you think we are here; can't use you propaganda ploys with us. Talk amongst yourselves in your denials and half truths; better yet talk to steven the true thaksin lover whose only morality is that deaths need to occur for the greater good.

Oh yeah I forgot I'm also intolerant of that fool steven, another Thai wannabe, who's so eager for us to accept his way of thinking and roll out the red carpet for thaksin Thailand's savior. You both make me sick.

Keep salivating your rants and vents; it ain't gonna make any difference, your whinging aren't gonna make us or AV sit up and listen. What can you as a farang and a fool malay do personally to change what is done in Thailand?

I don't see any recommendations from you as to how reconciliation can come about and there is an end to divisiveness. I don't see you saying anything about what we're to do with the junrai thaksin.
comment 109
panya date : 10/09/2009 time : 10.20
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/diversion

wch 106

"however, most of Thai politicians are not welcomed in this 'GREEN DIE'.
The organic remain will certainly pollute this earth"
comment 108
Steven_ date : 10/09/2009 time : 10.04

Coming back to the topic, does it matter whether Thaksin or Samak has cancer or not. Does it take pleasure for the nation columnist to highlight such small matter that could cause divisiveness for the people and country. They should have been more responsible if they have highlighted his loyalty ( which he has confessed time and again),his achievements and the plans that he has for the people and country. This would be more beneficial for the people and country.
comment 107
Steven_ date : 10/09/2009 time : 09.52

It is morally right and virtuous when one shows our love and respect to HMK the fatherly figure and the CONSTITUTION. Only then would there be unity and less divisiveness among the people. Likewise when we go against the Constitution it is also like disrespecting HMK, who is above politics and guardian of the Constitution.

The 1997 Constitution which was the people’s Constitution was drafted, supported and endorsed by various segment of the people and HMK the beloved King. It was abrogated, destroyed and replaced with a new one supported by the royalist, elite and military in the 2006 coup. By their action they have in fact shown disrespect and contempt of HMK and caused much divisiveness amongst the people who have loved and respected HMK and the Constitution of which he is the guardian.

It does matter whether you are red or yellow, thaksin or abhisit, pheu thai or democrat, the most important part of our lives and action should be to RESPECT HMK & THE CONSTITUTION otherwise you would have failed as a Thai.

In this respect not disappointed, the royalist, elite and the military have FAILED miserably.
comment 106
wch date : 10/09/2009 time : 09.06
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/wch

It is a human right how to die, click here,
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/wch/2009/09/08/entry-1

however, most of Thai politicians are not welcomed in this 'GREEN DIE'.
The organic remain will certainly pollute this earth.

Let them ake the blazing gas furnace.
comment 105
Thanong date : 10/09/2009 time : 06.41
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/thanong

Samak's health is also deteriorating. I have heard that he, too, is very sick.
comment 104
ErikOrange date : 10/09/2009 time : 06.08
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ErikofOrange
http://neworangecafe.org/forum/

ND (c102) you seem to exclude half the population in your list. Of course you can only be a true Thai if you loyally and without any form question accepts your version of what that concept implies. You know I pity you in your intolerance for others.
comment 103
Its_Kant date : 10/09/2009 time : 04.52
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/KANTSPAGE
Look@yourself before judging me

ref bangkok ray ex Prime minister samak did come to USA for his treatments of his cancer...

Just FYI if interested...but they (USA) text Thaksin and explained their loyal to Thailand and he is more than welcome to come to the USA for medical treatment but it must be prepaid and after treatment he will without doubt be returned to the authority's of Thailand at his own expenses and dressed in a prisoner uniform and bracelets.

ok thats a load of Bs but was fun..
comment 102
notdisappointed date : 10/09/2009 time : 03.52

Most of the nation’s people showed their love and respect to HMK, our father figure (no not Ian!). HMK is truly the glue that binds the country and her people together. When I said ‘most’, it means that you can exclude the puea thai party members, the red’s leaders and a portion of reds themselves, jakrapop, pj, maxwell, and 55; their only loyalty is to thaksin the junrai.

The police chief was ordered transferred but resigned instead! Wonder what this means for AV and his choice of the new police chief?

True to form, a puea thai party member showed his true class by beating up on a detractor on TV no less(!) and is now charged with assault and battery. The party spokesman said it’s a personal affair. What can we say about those who are connected to and associated with the serial liar? All thuggish in character and prone to violence.

The EC has adjudged that 16 MPs/cabinet ministers are to be banned for holding shares in ‘connected’ companies. Of those 16; eight are from the puea thai party! That means eight less trouble makers in parliament especially with sunai gone there’ll be no support for chalerm and jatuporn diatribes and rants in parliament. Elections will have to be held for these and the previous MPs adjudged, after the final judgment of the Constitutional Court.

And AV is still here.

And coming back to the topic of the blog’ I always said that thaksin was cancerous to the Kingdom; a cancer that must be excised. Karma, when reality catches up this sinner.
comment 101
notdisappointed date : 10/09/2009 time : 03.31


catch c60/64. Yes we would say it's karma. Oh sorry as a farang I'm not supposed to be saying Asians things. What would erik, maxell and Ian say? They'd be so disappointed that I wasn't a farang.

Be serious for once catch, you will admit that the three hospitals that thaksin owns are not the 'Baht30' variety. They are for the middle and upper-class where all the komney is made for the owners. Why else did you think he was pushing for Thailand to be a medical hub in S.E. Asia?

br c77, I know what you mean. I'd rather be dead then to have to constantly listen to your inanities and crudities. Your poor wife; I hope you pay her enough!!

55, You'd be better off meeting me than Thanong.

fq c100, I loved to see the clarification soon.
comment 100
FelixQui date : 10/09/2009 time : 01.41
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/FelixQui

Well, if it's true and Taksin passes out of the equation shortly, that will at least clarify that the divisions in Thai society are more than an illusion created and sustained by Taksin's interference and wealth.

This is the first I've heard of Thaksin having cancer. I can't say that it excites me a lot either way, although if he did, it's something I would have expected him to play up a bit for the sympathy vote of a sick man being unfairly picked on. Why keep it secret?
comment 99
Plaadip date : 10/09/2009 time : 00.40

He said that "his health condition is in decline" right? No politician says that his health condition is bad, unless they have no choice to accept it. I think that the rumor is true.
comment 98
Plaadip date : 10/09/2009 time : 00.05

You finally got a confirmation. I think that it's true.
comment 97
BangkokRay date : 09/09/2009 time : 23.20

Yuri,
There is no doubt that the folks in Cardiology were whispering about facts from the Oncology department's affairs. I'd be more inclined to believe he/she was visiting the Psychiatry department and heard this.
comment 96
expresso date : 09/09/2009 time : 22.58
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/expresso

I don't really see what the big deal on this is. It could be a rumor or it could be a fact. In months or years, we will know.

I fail to see what such a rumor could possibly accomplish!

Ordinary and rich people go to the hospital for chemotherapy. For influential people, doctors may go to them. A chemo treatment is simple and requires no special equipment. In the case with my mother-in-law, she needed to go once a week for 8 consecutive weeks. In each session, a 300cc (?) square bottle of solution was fed intravenously. For my mother-in-law's case, each session cost about 45k.
comment 95
Hermano_Lobo date : 09/09/2009 time : 22.50
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/yurivelasquez

dalma wrote:"In fact I already knew about this at least 3 to 4 months ago. I overheard people talking about it at Rama 9 Hospital during one of my periodic check-ups there by my cardiologist. I also heard the same news from some of our friends as well as from ASTV."

"There ain't nuthin' more powerful than the smell of mendacity! "
comment 94
janus date : 09/09/2009 time : 22.40
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/mi58

comment 93

ARGAIV helps!
comment 93
panya date : 09/09/2009 time : 22.32
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/diversion

Ian C88

"the skill is in redirecting the ejaculate inwards to the bladder not outwards through the penis"

Any idea why? The bladder discharges through the penis anyway.
comment 92
expresso date : 09/09/2009 time : 22.28
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/expresso

Panya, c61, "Expresso C51. You may mean pancreatic cancer."

Yes, Panya, indeed it is. Thanks. My brother-in-law in Texas called my wife an hour ago. I asked him. And I just now saw your post. I don't know how I could have forgotten the word.

For those who have accused me of making my c28 up about my in-laws, they may just get it themselves one day.
comment 91
HA_HA date : 09/09/2009 time : 22.24

c69. k. thanong :

i'm selling papaya pok pok (som-tum) next to the Nation building. we'll talk when you come to my papaya pok pok stall. i feel safer with my pestle (saak-kra-beur) around.
comment 90
HA_HA date : 09/09/2009 time : 22.20

c67, wch-san wrote : "However if the leakage of the information is 'planned', that is Thaksin's style as well known and few literates would be conned."

This is typical Yellow style. If the news is true, yellows are happy. If the news is fault, it's Thaksin's plan... plan what ??? ...I'm dying help me win???
comment 89
catch22 date : 09/09/2009 time : 21.58
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/catch22

And I thought 'The Multi Orgasmic Man' was all about organic gardening....well I never.
comment 88
Ian date : 09/09/2009 time : 21.47
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

thanong, 74. Whilst I disagree strongly with many of your political,environmental, and religious views, I still like you as a person, which is more than I can say for some others in this blogsite So your life is safe with me

regarding medical treatment, the hospital and country of choice depends upon the nature of the problem. If I wanted a full sex change I would definitely choose Bangkok, for eyes and corneal grafts, Hong Kong or Malaysia, for respiratory problems Switzerland, for prosthetics Japan and the UK. For prostate problems try USA or India.

Talking of India, Mantak Chia the author of many books on Taoist sexuality claim that the skill is in redirecting the ejaculate inwards to the bladder not outwards through the penis. Try and get a copy of his book "The multi-orgasmic man".
comment 87
Hermano_Lobo date : 09/09/2009 time : 21.42
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/yurivelasquez

Harvey 'Big Daddy' Pollitt(Burl Ives):

"There ain't nuthin' more powerful than the smell of mendacity! "

from the film -Cat on a Hot Tin Roof(1958)
comment 86
janus date : 09/09/2009 time : 21.25
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/mi58

Comment 81


"And janus/noonan/XXXXX puts one-upmanship above everything else. I've avoided your dumb-ass comments for quite some time now. Couldn't you do same? "

How can I avoid my own comments?
comment 85
catch22 date : 09/09/2009 time : 21.24
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/catch22

Ian's comment (73) is valid and if anyone has genuinely heard the rumour within a medical setting, it speaks volumes for confidentiality in patient care. TIT, so breaking of confidentiality is par for the course I guess.
comment 84
BangkokRay date : 09/09/2009 time : 21.16

damn-nation, #82,
Keep dreaming about all your statements, namely the condition of Mr T. All the rabid dogs here, drink the kool-aid, tune in to AStV and run here to post you're dumbass drivel. Thaksin on his absolute deathbed would rule this country better than anybody currently in the picture.
comment 83
catch22 date : 09/09/2009 time : 21.08
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/catch22

massein 68 - Shhh, or all the riff raff from Bangkok will be up here!
comment 82
Dalmasian date : 09/09/2009 time : 20.55
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dalmasian

Thugsin is persona-non-grata in the USA, Canada, UK, Germany and many other countries, including China. Even President Aroyo of the Philippines avoided him last time he requested for an informal meeting "over a cup of coffee." If he sets foot in the USA and Canada he may well be arrested immediately and repatriated to Thailand. He would not dare to visit those countries at this point in time. His "sphere of activities" is now restricted to the banana republics of Latin America, the economically and politically backward African countries and some of the most underdeveloped Asian countries.

Rama 9 Hospital is one of several private hospitals where Thugsin is a major shareholder. That hospital has quite a few well-known medical specialists and practitioners, with excellent educational background both in Thailand and overseas and many years of professional practice under their belts. There is no reason to doubt their professional qualifications and experience. To do so will only be looking down on the medical profession in Thailand. Thai doctors are as good as, if not better than, those in Singapore, Hong Kong, Korea, Japan, the Philippines and India, for example as long as the facilities and equipment they work with are up-to-date.

Khun Thanong has written the truth about Thugsin's medical conditions. In fact I already knew about this at least 3 to 4 months ago. I overheard people talking about it at Rama 9 Hospital during one of my periodic check-ups there by my cardiologist. I also heard the same news from some of our friends as well as from ASTV. This is definitely not a rumor as the news came from many sources.

The prognosis for prostate cancer is not bad if it was discovered early. Unfortunately, there are few visible symptoms of prostate cancer and in many cases by the time it is confirmed the cancer may have spread and may already be in a rather advanced stage. If that is the case, the patient may not have many more months to live.

The forecast by a well-known Thai fortune teller that "someone famous or infamous and important" will pass away later this year may yet prove to be correct. We shall have to wait and see since we cannot "see" the future.

-- Dalmasian
comment 81
BangkokRay date : 09/09/2009 time : 20.42

And janus/noonan/XXXXX puts one-upmanship above everything else. I've avoided your dumb-ass comments for quite some time now. Couldn't you do same?
comment 80
janus date : 09/09/2009 time : 20.23
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/mi58

Comment 79

USA, puts money above ethics!
UK, Germany ???????

This is all nonsense, if Thaksin requires medical aid he can get it and pay for it.

Wish the same was true for all Thai!

30Baht.
comment 79
BangkokRay date : 09/09/2009 time : 19.58

Erik,
You left Thanong off your list of fanatic yellow supporters in your blog. He is a lot less emotional than those you mentioned, but he belongs in the same fairy-tale-land as them. Yoon actually tries to be neutral at times and is much less conspiracy theory oriented.
If thaksin was terminally ill, the entire Thai press would be all over it. If I were terminally ill and had endless resources, I'd go to the USA first, UK second, Germany third and so on. I have to believe that the USA would not deny him going there today, UK doubtful at this point and Germany is a probable.
comment 78
ErikOrange date : 09/09/2009 time : 19.41
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ErikofOrange
http://neworangecafe.org/forum/

Point taken Thanong. Still when you “cut and paste”, do you ever paste or plant similar fairytales about the present establishment. Because in the Nation you are all unbiased and completely neutral aren't you? Did you btw notice Yoon’s rather bizarre nose grovelling attitude when he ended his blog on Abhisit’s computer desk? Think if you combine the efforts of both of you it helps clarify your agenda and I’m not blaming you for having a specific agenda but please be open about it.
comment 77
BangkokRay date : 09/09/2009 time : 19.39

#58, disproportioned,
If Karma is the cause of serious illness, you sure have lived far too long. By the way, are you on life support now?
comment 76
BangkokRay date : 09/09/2009 time : 19.35

To all who believe this stupid rumor perpetrated by our esteemed "blogger, Thai politicians go to the USA for their treatment.
comment 75
Its_Kant date : 09/09/2009 time : 19.26
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/KANTSPAGE
Look@yourself before judging me

as a convicted fugitive of justice , I'm in right to state..thaksin and thugs..

Yup just a bunch of PR grasping straws for pitty
Thanksinners non stop ploys
comment 74
Thanong date : 09/09/2009 time : 19.20
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/thanong

Erik: don't be too serious. Sometimes I cut and paste in this blog. Many professional bloggers cut and paste for a living.

Ian: The messenger is the problem. So kill me?
comment 73
Ian date : 09/09/2009 time : 18.58
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

There is an obvious flaw in the logic of this rumour. Put on one side the professional ethics of confidentiality, rather just look at the money aspects.
If I were Thaksin and hired a team of specialists to treat my cancer, I would pay them well. If I then found that they had leaked information about my condition to the media. I would get rid of them, knowing this would any money hungry medical specialist open his mouth?
This is where this rumour breaks down, those who could truly reveal this information are those most unlikely to do so, both for ethical and financial reasons.
comment 72
ErikOrange date : 09/09/2009 time : 18.41
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ErikofOrange
http://neworangecafe.org/forum/

Are you saying Thanong (c39), that you as journalist when blogging feel more free to disregard normal journalistic principles, such as to found your writings and assertions on reliable and quotable sources? And that bloggers in general can feel free to write whatever fictional or gossip stories they want on actual events? Wow that came as a surprise!

And as of yet you have not substantiated this story of yours is more than that of gossip, serving special interest and perhaps one sided propaganda.
comment 71
Its_Kant date : 09/09/2009 time : 18.32
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/KANTSPAGE
Look@yourself before judging me

In the spirit world...ghost of the ones shot to death with out jury from Thaksins drug wars maybe on the other side waiting.

I have no pitty for this latest PR cry from camp Thaksin and thugs....

as one said see you in hell Thaksin
Justice being served????????????????????????
comment 70
Hermano_Lobo date : 09/09/2009 time : 18.28
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/yurivelasquez


Tha nong wrote:"Doctors said he does not have much time left."

Medical doctors, or some of the Witch Doctors you are known to frequent ?

Was that prostrate cancer or pancreatic cancer?
comment 69
Thanong date : 09/09/2009 time : 17.35
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/thanong

HA HA: So you do not want to see me?
comment 68
massein date : 09/09/2009 time : 17.17
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/massein

Catch, the doctors heere in CM are excelent .
comment 67
wch date : 09/09/2009 time : 17.10
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/wch

If this information is carelessly leaked by doctors or people who can approach to a patient information, it must be subject to legal, moral evaluation.

However if the leakage of the information is 'planned', that is Thaksin's style as well known and few literates would be conned.
comment 66
HA_HA date : 09/09/2009 time : 16.55

is that a trap?

just kidding. thanks, k thanong.
comment 65
wch date : 09/09/2009 time : 16.54
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/wch

Prostate problem is very ordinary case well and broadly known to men. Early treatment or surgical removal is very trustful treatment.

With other's illness, endlessly milling words is not scrupulous.
comment 64
catch22 date : 09/09/2009 time : 16.34
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/catch22

I didn't know that Thaksin owns three hospitals....wow, what a guy always buying into things that are for the benefit of his people.
comment 63
Thanong date : 09/09/2009 time : 16.30
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/thanong

HA HA: If you stop by my office, I am happy to talk to you and to discuss with you.
comment 62
HA_HA date : 09/09/2009 time : 16.13

c58, janrai misthepoint you're back too!!!

yes, many middle easterns came to bumrungraj. but the real rich ones go to western europe, you know that?

even the some Thais go to germany or the USA for treatment. bumrungraj is for rich thai but average or "poor" americans who want to save.
comment 61
panya date : 09/09/2009 time : 16.06
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/diversion

Expresso C51

You may mean pancreatic cancer
.
comment 60
catch22 date : 09/09/2009 time : 16.01
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/catch22

ND - the problem with relating a serious illness to karma and 'receiving what you are entitled to' presumably also means that you apply that principle across the board? I'm sure there are certain people in Thailand that if they suffered cancer, you would not say 'it's karma'....would you?
comment 59
HA_HA date : 09/09/2009 time : 15.53

c55, k. stalingard.

i will say THREE DAYS ..if that will make all the yellow happy.
comment 58
notdisappointed date : 09/09/2009 time : 15.53


“Probably yes” if thaksin does have cancer he realizes that he doesn’t have that much time to die a peaceful and wealthy death in Thailand. That’s why he now admits to be able to talk with AV instead of his previous comments of only willing to talk to AV’s handlers!!

“Probably yes”, if the junrai thaksin were serious about reconciliation and an end to divisiveness he would have his nominees and luke korgs in the puea thai party and his reds cease and desist in their continuing attempts to create disunity and divisiveness as a sign of good faith.

I do wish him well in the fight for this karmic debilitation that has afflicted him. Hopefully this will mean that he will devote more time to his health instead of furthering disunity and divisiveness in Thailand. His prostrate cancer is the result of his karma; he’s received what he is entitled to. Sartu.

BTW, hermione nad others; you should be aware that many many Middle Easterners come to Thailand for medical treatment. Just go to Bamrungrad Hospital and you will see for yourself.

Rama 9 Hospital was chosen by thaksin because he owns this hospital as well as Paolo and Phyathai Hospitals.
comment 57
HA_HA date : 09/09/2009 time : 15.49

c56, mr. catch99

for thai docs, first you have to make sure they will treat a RED shirt. ...and this is the BIG RED SHIRT.

ps. i make you catch99 for today only.
comment 56
catch22 date : 09/09/2009 time : 15.43
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/catch22

Stalingrad - being Thai doctors would you like the estimate in time or baht?
comment 55
stalingrad date : 09/09/2009 time : 15.41
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/stalingrad

K.Thanong c.32: How much time does he have left? Doctors should be able to make estimates based on their experience.
comment 54
expresso date : 09/09/2009 time : 15.22
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/expresso

The case with my in-laws and the case that I refer to having 6-12 months after detection is 胰臓癌 in Chinese. The type that Liberace, the musician, died of.

Yes, I goofed in the English part. But for c30 and c31, which imply that I made up such a case to substantiate Thanong's story here are simply despicable.

catch, c53, thanks.
comment 53
catch22 date : 09/09/2009 time : 15.15
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/catch22

HA-HA - yep, great trip to Vietnam...go to google images for information about places I visited and pictures.

I don't know if German doctors are best, but I doubt very much if a team of Thai doctors would be the first option for a billionairre.....soon we'll have another blog accusing the doctors or aiding and abetting a wanted fugitive!

Expresso - any cancer is terrible especially if it spreads to the liver - sorry to hear.
comment 52
expresso date : 09/09/2009 time : 14.59
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/expresso

Worse, c30 and c31, are you saying I made up the story? Shame on you!
comment 51
expresso date : 09/09/2009 time : 14.57
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/expresso

c29-c31, yup, I goofed. It's some kind of cancer that started with a letter p. In both cases, it spread to their livers.

I dislike Lalida because she accused me before that a drunk like me couldn't possibly take care of my in-laws. The many self-righteous bloggers on her side never said a word. Are there any compassion in you people except knowing your individual freedom and rights?
comment 50
HA_HA date : 09/09/2009 time : 14.56

c46, yo mr. catch99, you're back.

i don't even consider to find if it's the truth. death, we can't avoid. justice is the point.

btw, german doc is the best.
comment 49
catch22 date : 09/09/2009 time : 14.38
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/catch22

I'm sure when His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, ruler of Dubai is sick, his first thoughts are "get me some Thai doctors"
comment 48
Peace_Out date : 09/09/2009 time : 14.26

Hermano C-25 and Catch C-46
Exactly. Sounds like a Rumor Mill round the TN.
Maybe the guy's having Err Ection Probrems again
Maybe they needed Trans-Gendered and Gay Happy folk from Rama IX specializing in prostrate manipulation
comment 47
wch date : 09/09/2009 time : 14.18
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/wch

Ha Ha,
I think the life style changes faster than before because of IT convenience.
I heard many of artists move out to the country and they build own adobe house, grow flax, collect natural dye. Neverthless they continues own profession - writing and painting and so on.
They seldom go out to the city.
Some people even de-school own children and teach by themselves.
* De-school is my coin to express about the people who deny regular school system.
comment 46
catch22 date : 09/09/2009 time : 14.01
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/catch22

"Rama IX Hospital doctors went to Dubai to treat Thaksin's cancer".

Yeah I'm sure!

With his money, I think he could get real doctors!
comment 45
dryshrimp date : 09/09/2009 time : 13.51
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dryshrimp

K Thanong,
I enjoy it more when you are blogger.
comment 44
HA_HA date : 09/09/2009 time : 11.52

wch-san, i want to share this especially with you, about Khun Pichai i mentioned in c40.

Khun Pravit Maleenont of Channel 3 was also at the reception yesterday. At one point K. Pichai said Thai televison now has many entertainment program he wish it has more educational programme. Then he mentioned about what he saw in NHK the other day.

He said the japanese government now encourage young people to go into the country, living country life. NHK then make a documentary program about their life. How they're happy making a living in the country and never want to come back to the city... K. Pichai said he wanted to see more program like this in Thai TV. ...and that's right in front of the boss of channel 3
comment 43
HA_HA date : 09/09/2009 time : 11.00

c41, wch-san

sorry, what did you mean? any underlying meaning? wanna share? thank you.
comment 42
HA_HA date : 09/09/2009 time : 10.44

c39, k. thanong :

we're talking in different point.

my point is : if he died of prostate cancer outside the country at this time. the people who love him will not forgive ..... i mean ..we ORDINARY PEOPLE , CHAO BAAN CHAO BAAN na.

According to yours, yes PM thaksin is asking to be forgiven. It's Thai way. A subordinate should respect the senior, jing mai?


BTW, really want to share what k. pichai said with you. I think it will be on TV. Opas Promrattnapong was the host, joined by Dej Bulasuk of McDonald's and Paweena Singburana.



PS. you should hear what he said about Bangkok Post too. ...something like 40 years of presenting the truth to the public ...

Anyway, the chaiman of BKK post was there. And his book is published by Post Book
comment 41
wch date : 09/09/2009 time : 10.42
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/wch

Thanong
take it as 'sufficiency sex'.
comment 40
HA_HA date : 09/09/2009 time : 10.34

my c12 : "There're many things that a lot of people know but cannot say here in this country."


K. Pichai Wassanasong confirmed my believe yesterday in an interview in his his book launch & 80 years old anniversary. At one point he talked about the integrity and the role of the media. And he said the above sentence.

He told about his conversation long time ago with a Whitehouse correspondence, a very welknown man in the media. The guy said there are many "open-secret" in Washington that the press know but cannot say in order to keep the country intact. What's the good of revealing the Watergate that destroyed President Nixon? In the end what happen to the two journalists? ...gone. because they couldn't be trust no more.

I gave me something interesting to think about. I wish I could share more with you. It was a very good event. Khun Pichai is really really great. I was glad I decided to go at the last minute.
comment 39
Thanong date : 09/09/2009 time : 10.29
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/thanong

HA HA: I don't think you know what you were talking about. You wrote: "everyone who engineered for his downfall will never be forgiven. I can ensure you."

The fact is that those who engineered T's downfall are now cutting deals with him. So who would not forgive whom?
comment 38
Thanong date : 09/09/2009 time : 10.17
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/thanong

Erik and Ha ha: This is my personal blog. I don't publish this piece in The Nation, which is a formal newspaper. So please treat this information as a blog piece -- not a formal journalistic piece. In this forum, I am a blogger like you -- not a journalist.
comment 37
HA_HA date : 09/09/2009 time : 10.09

k. thanong,

I'm not concerned with PM Thaksin health if your intention is to dampen the spirit of people who support him.

We all have to die one day. If he were to be demised by cancer it's a natural cause. We will not be as sad if he die of cancer than to die in jail in the country where justice system is doubtful.

So as long as he stays he will fight. If he die outside the country he will be the hero of millions of people who love him and everyone who engineered for his downfall will never be forgiven. I can ensure you.
comment 36
ErikOrange date : 09/09/2009 time : 09.16
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ErikofOrange
http://neworangecafe.org/forum/

Sorry Thanong something went wrong "in translation" there in c 35. First sentence should have stated; "Thanong you are acting as a journalist"
comment 35
ErikOrange date : 09/09/2009 time : 08.38
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/ErikofOrange
http://neworangecafe.org/forum/

Thanong you are supposedly a journalist. Journalists normally don’t print gossip but quote and rely on sources. One might even say in some societies journalists don’t get suspected of having ulterior motives when printing stuff like this as well.

Because you do have sources on this story don’t you but just forgot to quote them? Otherwise your assertions on Thaksin’s health might be interpreted just as substantial as claiming that Abhisit is going to Washington soon for a heart transplant or Suthep is dying of AIDS. All very interesting gossip but yet very unsubstantiated as telling the truth.
comment 34
Thanong date : 09/09/2009 time : 08.27
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/thanong

wch: You are making a description of western-style sex -- once every three days accompanied by an ejeculation.
But in Tao of Sex, you have sex every day without any ejeculation.
comment 33
wch date : 09/09/2009 time : 08.23
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/wch

A man must make sex at least once for every 3 days accompanying ejeculation. (I read this somewhere and keep it in,
comment 32
Thanong date : 09/09/2009 time : 08.14
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/thanong

Doctors said he does not have much time left.
comment 31
anthonyford date : 09/09/2009 time : 08.14
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anthonyford
The Truth is Freedom

Ian, you are an absolute gentleman, I take my hat of to you.
comment 30
Hermano_Lobo date : 09/09/2009 time : 07.23
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/yurivelasquez

Are people totally thick on these blogs, or do they spend a lot of time working at it ?
comment 29
Ian date : 09/09/2009 time : 04.14
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

Expresso, just one comment, a female does not have a prostate, are you perhaps thinking of an ovarian tumour?
comment 28
expresso date : 09/09/2009 time : 01.28
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/expresso

Both of my parent-in-law died from prostate cancer - one at 80 and one at 84. The irony here is they both got complete physical check-up every 3 months at Samitivej for tens of years.

My father-in-law died after 9 months after he was detected of the prostate cancer. He stayed in a single room with couch, TV, refrigerator, and balcony in a private hospital for over 3 months. I and my wife were the main people taking care of him. He's got a tube stuck inside somewhere near his liver that drained the fluid. He needed to go to the washroom every 20 minutes or so. For a 5 meters walk to the washroom, it took about 5 minutes holding the bag with my assistance. A few times, he asked me to take him home so that he could offer me the fine cognac at his home. He's not too conscious. I miss him. He had suffered seeing it with my own eyes.

My mother-in-law lived almost 2 years after she was diagnosed of prostate cancer. She had an operation at 82; later on, followed with radiation therapy and chemotherapy. My wife was buying all kinds of reishi from Japan and China and took her for acupuncture 3 times a week. The reishi and the acupuncture alone cost about 15,000 a week. She survived for almost 2 years without pain till she passed away. I don't know if those reishi and acupuncture had helped physically, but I know they had helped both of my mother-in-law and my wife. Me too. Be they rest in peace!

My house is full of pictures of my in-laws and my own parents. Many families nowadays don't condone them. But I believe that's how I and my wife have brought up our kids the right way. When they come visit us - every year - the first thing they do are to wai our parents and then to the Buddha.

From statistics, it says that once a prostate cancer is detected, the patient has an average life of 6 to 12 months!
comment 27
Its_Kant date : 09/09/2009 time : 00.56
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/KANTSPAGE
Look@yourself before judging me

is he wearing depends yet?
comment 26
janus date : 09/09/2009 time : 00.12
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/mi58

Life threatening!

Life!
comment 25
Hermano_Lobo date : 09/09/2009 time : 00.07
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/yurivelasquez

Why do Thai doctors go to Dubai ? There are excellent doctors in Dubai.

Prostate cancer is usually a slow-growing cancer, very common among older men. In fact, most prostate cancers never grow to the point where they cause symptoms, and most men with prostate cancer die of other causes before prostate cancer has an impact on their lives. The PSA screening test may detect these small cancers that would never become life-threatening.
comment 24
Hermano_Lobo date : 09/09/2009 time : 00.00
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/yurivelasquez

Treatment of prostate cancer-
Your treatment for prostate cancer will depend on a number of factors, such as your age and whether the cancer has spread, and if so, how far. There are various treatments available. Some can have serious side-effects so it's important to speak with your doctor who will advise you on the best treatment for you.

Active monitoring
Sometimes, particularly for slow-growing tumours, no treatment is the best course of action. This is often called active monitoring or watchful waiting. Your condition will be monitored closely with routine check-ups. Your doctor may start treatment if your tests show that the cancer is growing or causing symptoms.

Surgery
Surgery is a common treatment for prostate cancer. It's most suitable for otherwise healthy men (usually, those under 70) whose cancer hasn't spread beyond the prostate.

The most common technique is a radical prostatectomy. This is a major operation, which removes the whole of the prostate and some surrounding healthy tissue.

New surgical developments include keyhole surgery (a laparoscopic prostatectomy) where the prostate is removed through smaller incisions and robot-assisted surgery.

Radiotherapy
Radiotherapy uses radiation to destroy cancer cells. Techniques for treating prostate cancer include conformal radiotherapy (CRT), high-resolution intensity modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) and brachytherapy.

Hormone therapy
Hormone therapy blocks the action of the male sex hormone (testosterone) that helps cancer grow. This can slow the growth and spread of prostate tumours but won't kill the cancer cells.

Medical hormone therapies include goserelin (Zoladex) and bicalutamide (Casodex).

Alternatively, surgical hormone therapy involves removing your testicles, which permanently gets rid of the main source of testosterone. This operation is called an orchidectomy.

Chemotherapy
If hormone treatment stops working (hormone refractory cancer) your doctor may recommend chemotherapy. Drugs such as docetaxel (Taxotere) are used to destroy cancer cells.

Cryotherapy
This is surgery to freeze the prostate with liquid gas and kill cancer cells. This treatment may be used if you have a recurrent or refractory prostate cancer.

Ultrasound
High intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) is a treatment given using a machine that gives off high frequency sound waves. This heats up the targeted cancer cells and destroys them.
comment 23
janus date : 08/09/2009 time : 22.56
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/mi58

comment 20

I will leave Noonin for you!
You have shown me the truth!
Lead me on!
comment 22
janus date : 08/09/2009 time : 22.53
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/mi58

Ha Ha

You are fun!
comment 21
noonin date : 08/09/2009 time : 22.49
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/noonin

comment 20

I am !
I do not need agreement!
comment 20
HA_HA date : 08/09/2009 time : 22.42

c19

thanks but no thanks. please enjoy yourself. you already have noonin to accompany you.
comment 19
janus date : 08/09/2009 time : 22.25
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/mi58

Comment 18

Join me on the wrong side!
comment 18
HA_HA date : 08/09/2009 time : 22.20

c17 exactly mr. janus.

in thailand, corruption is ok as long as you're in the right side.
comment 17
janus date : 08/09/2009 time : 22.18
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/mi58

comment 16

Who can root out corruption in Thailand?
I suggest Buddha, but he is dead!
comment 16
HA_HA date : 08/09/2009 time : 22.10

c13, k.stalingrad

i said political because PM. Thaksin was ousted because of corruption. But because the old power was threathened by his popularity. There's corruption in his government yes. But that's only the tool, or excuse used to overthrown him.
comment 15
janus date : 08/09/2009 time : 22.03
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/mi58

I want a Nuclear bomb, can anyone give me the recipe?
I don't mean to harm anyone, just influence them!
I seek peace !
comment 14
janus date : 08/09/2009 time : 21.52
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/mi58

No third hand in Japan?
Are you crazy!
Same third hand in Thailand. Vietnam, Iraq, Al Salvidor, You name it!
comment 13
stalingrad date : 08/09/2009 time : 21.46
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/stalingrad

Haha c.12: could you elaborate on your 1st para and last para. Now you got me curious. There are ways of writing that people can understand, but at the same time gets the writer off the hook. Metaphors, sayings, quotations etc.

Give me one political factor mentioned in your 1st para. at least. Thanks.
comment 12
HA_HA date : 08/09/2009 time : 21.40

c10, Mr. Wch, PM. Thaksin's case is more political than just criminal or ordinary corruption. If they can get him in jail they will not just lock him up for 2 years. That's why ...all this.

You Japanese are very honest and have very high integrity. You have a government that operates freely with no third hand involved, i believe. Your governments had never been overthrown by the military. You have only the opposition party to fight with and you fight openly.

There're many things that a lot of people know but cannot say here in this country.

comment 11
janus date : 08/09/2009 time : 21.11
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/mi58

Comment 9
No I do not agree with you.
Do you agree with me?
comment 10
wch date : 08/09/2009 time : 20.16
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/wch

My honest advice to khun Thaksin is, submit to the law enforcement, serve for several months in jail and make pardon.
This process can be arranged by political way.
Instead, he retires at least 5 years from politics.
Half of his wealth belongs to the people and give up this. Tax evasion matter is the matter of legal technicality and can settle on penalty base without jailing his family.

Thai people must remember, Khun Thaksin was one of their former prime minister.
Khun Thaksin miscalculated although he had several opportunities to calm down the country and solve his personal matters smoothly.

In June 2008, "If Khun Thaksin fight inside jail, it is more effective". I once wrote this. He was so scared of jail and hostility from his competitiors.

Politicking must remain in fair competition, not in hostility against any group. It will make the opponents more united.
Real politics is to gather people around, not make people leave away.
comment 9
Ian date : 08/09/2009 time : 20.12
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

Janus, 6. Double negatives are common in English colloquial speech, they are easily understood to be either emphatic or negating according to context. Naturally they are frowned upon in written English.
What really confuses many Asians is the use of "or" conjoining two alternatives. They usually reply "yes" which then confuses English speakers
comment 8
Its_Kant date : 08/09/2009 time : 19.25
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/KANTSPAGE
Look@yourself before judging me

another thaksinner PR stunt for sympathy ????
sorry I don't trust any convicted fugitives of justice.
The fact remains this man is a convicted fugitve of the law and is a wanted criminal of Thailand..........
comment 7
janus date : 08/09/2009 time : 19.23
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/mi58

When asked by Suthichai to confirm whether he would not hold any talk with Thaksin

When asked by Sutichai if he WOULD hold talks with Thaksin.
comment 6
janus date : 08/09/2009 time : 19.19
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/mi58

You cannot use a double negative in English. This fools Thai always in translation!
comment 5
stalingrad date : 08/09/2009 time : 19.10
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/stalingrad

Is Thaksin in Koh Kong now? I didn't know for sure that he has prostate cancer. In his last photo, I have to say he looks healthy, but of course pics could be touched up, like the famous tapes.

As for negotiation, of course anyone convicted like this will try to steer it to be a political dispute, orchestrated by minions here, whereas if you look at it closely it's a case of corruption (anyone bothered to read the detailed transcript of the rationale of the court's decision?). Now, the latest is you have a high level committee ( called the National Reconciliation Committee, I think ) pushing for a negotiated settlement with Thaksin, thus in effect denying the validity of the court judgement in this case.
comment 4
HA_HA date : 08/09/2009 time : 19.01

Yes, I would ...?
or Yes, (that's right) I wouldn't ...?

Arai ka? Ngon jing jing

comment 3
wch date : 08/09/2009 time : 18.57
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/wch

Janus,
AV asked Yoon to read AV's answer but Yoon didn't read. That is all.
comment 2
Dalmasian date : 08/09/2009 time : 18.30
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dalmasian

Smart Janus. Now there is a Thai person who knows how to ask and answer questions in a straightforward manner!

Who says the Thais do not ask questions and cannot answer questions?

-- Dalmasian
comment 1
janus date : 08/09/2009 time : 18.14
http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/mi58

When asked by Suthichai to confirm whether he would not hold any talk with Thaksin if the former prime minister would not return to serve his jail term first, Abhisit replied: "I want everybody to respect the laws".


Asked again by Suthichai to confirm his interpretation, Abhist said: "probably yes."


Thus

I probably would not hold any talk with Thaksin

Lost in translation!

Let's try the question again in bad English.

Probably yes I would not hold any talk with Thaksin.
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