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ever see stories of men pulling this kind of crap?

I wish there was a water outage in the building we lived in 2 years ago, funky water smell turned out to be a dead cat in the roof top tank

driver paused while texting ?

and sprinkle in some of the usual power outages to make the season

maybe he was having the same dream

BANGKOK — Soldiers last night were granted sweeping authority to conduct warrantless searches of homes, seize assets and detain civilians without charge. On the order of junta chief Prayuth Chan-ocha, a wide range of powers usually reserved for civilian police were bestowed to members of the military Tuesday night, ostensibly to carry out the junta’s policy of rooting out underworld influences and unduly “influential people†in the economy and society. Under the order, soldiers appointed by the junta have powers equal to police for crime suppression. Soldiers from the rank of sub-lieutenant and up are heretofore named “suppression officers,†while their subordinates will assist them. Prayuth’s order, issued under the absolute power his junta wrote for itself under Article 44 of its interim constitution, went into immediate effect. Soldiers can now search individuals and take their property without any judicial review, so long as the soldier suspects involvement in a crime. They can also bring anyone in for interrogation under such suspicion. If needed, they can detain people without charge for up to seven days. The move is another example of the junta bypassing civil society and process, senior researcher Sunai Phasuk of Human Rights Watch said, and can lead to abuse of power. “It shows the preference for unchecked action which can be carried out with total impunity,†he said. Sunai said the list of influential figures recently released contained community leaders targeted by the military and government for defending their community rights, mostly in cases concerning conflict over resources. Sunai cited the recent case of Lamom Boonyong, a 65-year-old community leader in Rayong province who has fought to save his local fishing community from military eviction. He was just summoned by military on Tuesday under the cover of the government’s “influential figures†crackdown. Since the military seized power nearly two years ago, it has posited itself as a corruption-buster willing to take tough measures to eliminate the graft endemic to all levels of society. A proposed constitution for the nation released Tuesday, written by junta appointees, strengthens its grip on power under the same argument: ending corruption. Tuesday’s order from Prayuth’s interim cabinet establishes a parallel and separate process from the traditional institutions of justice. “But the detention must be in places other than police stations, detention facilities, correctional institutions and prisons,†the order said. “And that individual must not be treated as an alleged offender.†If people are deemed guilty, their cases will go forward under “related laws,†it continues. Suspects can be released without condition or under certain restrictions, such as losing their freedom to travel or engage in financial transactions. The order makes no mention of what would happen were a suspect found not guilty after detention. It also shielded any actions taken under the order from administrative review and extended legal immunity to any soldiers “who honestly carry out their duties.†Those who claim to be adversely affected will retain the right to file for compensation. The order requires soldiers who suspect involvement in the following crimes to exercise their new power: making criminal threats, smuggling drugs, gambling and weapons possession. Police spokesman Kritsana Pattanacharoen responded to the order Wednesday, saying he believed the junta empowered the military with police powers to support the police, as he said they don’t have enough officers. He said he did not think the order granted soldiers excessive power. http://www.khaosoden...wsid=1459332070 on the spot executions next ala Taksin drug eradication method ?

Yep, and added to that, I am no longer a Hansum man... I heard, like wine, we get better with age ( as long as the cork does not dry out)

they probably upped their planned attacks before the recently captured terr gave them up

dumbass

they want to get their moneys worth, ( even at the expense of waste)

I wonder how long these guys would last if they investigated some of the thai venues ?

only one that makes the news more likely

does a diploma from a thai univ. carry any weight outside of thailand ?

must have been a horny ghost

and no one would pay attention to face book posts unless it makes the news

maybe they are instructed not to case a predominantly muslim country in a bad light

= more money for the inspectors

the smaller the dick, the bigger the prick ( actions)

I wonder how many times some of the "confiscated" firearms are sold

maybe apple and the fbi are scared shitless some teenage hack will beat them to it

Surprised the Captain didn't "Flee the Scene" which is the norm for accidents involving Thais he was busy changing his knickers shortly after the incident

If we manage to convince the Chinese that Jihadists' testicles are aphrodisiacs, within ten years they'll have disappeared...

do they also buy fart in a can ?

"I feel used, I feel dirty" seems the vacuum would be feeling that

same theory, the bigger the truck, the smaller the guys manhood ?