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denne gang var det en russer der fik tæsk fordi han ikke ville flytte sig så nogle bøller kunne parkerer deres motorcykel,
hvem bliver de næste

Russian attacked by Pattaya bikers
The Russian owner of a resort on Phangan Island was attacked by a group of bikers, including apparent transsexuals, in Pattaya because he "refused to let them park their motorcycles".
læs hele histrorien her http://www.bangko...aya-bikers

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hej nick
smut ind på den side her http://www.vision...index/2013

der kan du se at Island er det fredeligste land i verden, lige efter kommer danmark.Thailand er tæt på bunden som nr. 130 ud af 162 lande

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Både og,du skal huske at se dig godt for, holde dig væk fra syd Thailand, Pattani provinsen, så går det nok

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Thailand er ikke være end andre sted bare man passe på sig selv og undgår hvis folkefæ.

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Er thailand et sikkert land at være turist I. Svaret finder vi her på siden, det er ikke uden grund at 18 diplomater henvender sig til Phuket Governor Maitree Inthusut

EU diplomats call for safer Phuket
http://www.thai-d...post_30749

mit forslag til de 18 forsæt til Ko Samui og Patthaya med jeres klage de steder er også usikre

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sikkerheden er ikke i top nu slutter Australien sig til koret og råber vagt i gevær

Better Australian tourist safety urged

PHUKET - Australia has called for better safety of Australians visiting Phuket, now called the most dangerous place in the world for Australians despite being one of the country's top holiday destinations.

Jonathan Kenna, deputy head of mission at the Australian embassy in Thailand, said on Tuesday safety was at the top of the priority list, as more tourists from the country head for the kingdom.

Another problem was better transport from Phuket international airport to town and other beaches as the resort island now has just one road to link two places.

The concern was raised in talks with Phuket governor Maitree Inthusut.

Australians topped visitors from Oceania to Thailand. About 930,000 tourists from Australia visited Thailand last year, a 12% increase over 2011, according to the Tourism Department.

Thailand was deemed "the most dangerous place" for Australians followed by Greece, the Herald Sun reported in January, citing figures from the Department of Foreign Affairs.

The 100 Australians who died in Thailand last year accounted for one in eight of the 791 deaths on foreign soil, it said.

The call from Australia followed a similar appeal from the European Union last Friday.

David Lipman, the EU ambassador to Thailand, said on Friday that transport, safety and jet ski scams were all high on the list of problems facing European visitors.

Jet ski operators for years have been accused of extorting money from tourists who rent the units. Typically they accuse the customer of having damaged the craft and demand tens of thousands of baht for repairs of replacement. Their demands are sometimes backed by threats of violence.

Tourists from Europe, including non-EU members, totalled 4 million last year, up 6% from 2011. Phuket was one of the favourite stops in Thailand.

bangkokpost.com/b...-in-phuket

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Problemet er at der kun bliver klaget.
Det eneste der virker er at landene udsteder et advarsel mod at besøge landet/ landsdelen.
Så ophører rejseforsikringen med at dække under opholdet, og turisterne holder sig væk.
Det er det eneste de har respekt for.

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hej russer
dagens gave kommer ind af døren

Gun pointed at Russian in Phuket

A Russian man had a gun pointed at his head by a Thai man, in what appeared to be a misunderstanding over a woman in Phuket, and the incident was caught on video.

According to The Phuket News report on Wednesday, Vasiliy Tubaev, who came to Thailand on April 5 and rented an apartment in Phuket, got to know Ms Karn, a Thai woman who lived in the same building. He said he knew that Ms Karn was living with another man he was told was her brother.

The Russian said he heard somebody knocking loudly on his door and trying to open it, but he left it locked and the visitor went away.

Mr Tubaev said he later set up his video camera, pointed at the door, and when there was another loud knocking some time later he pressed the record button before opening the door.

There was a Thai man at the door who pointed a gun at him, forced him to his knees and told him to stay away from Ms Karn because she was his wife and that he must go back to Russia.

The man slapped and hit Mr Tubaev several times and pressed the pistol against his forehead before leaving.



se mere her http://www.bangko...t-gunpoint

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En ganske afslørende video thai.
Og hvad viser den så.
Ser vi en lille lommegangster og pimp der "beskytter" en af sine ludere, er det en ægtemand der forsvarer sin kones eller egen ære, eller er det en broder der lever i blodskam med sin søster?

Alt er muligt i The land of Smile.

Men jeg syntes det er modigt af russeren at optage noget der kunne være blevet hans død.

Hvis thailænderen havde været et mandfolk, havde pistolen ikke været nødvendig, han kunne have afgjort det som en mand, i stedet for at true og slå en ubevæbnet mand.

Kujonagtigt efter min mening.

Om han bliver straffet for dødstruslerne? ikke en chance, for som kujonen sagde " This is Thailand".

Han betaler lidt bestikkelse til politiet og dommeren, og så er det gået i glemmebogen.

Hvis I tror Janteloven kun eksisterer i Danmark, så rejs til Thailand, så får I varmet jeres fisk, de er sgu værre end Dansk Folkeparti derude.

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Så så Skipper, ikke så negativ lovens lange arm har løst problemet, de arbejder nemlig hurtig og effektiv

Police: Remove gunpoint threat video
Phuket's police chief said on Thursday the case involving a Russian man being assaulted and held at gunpoint by a Thai man was a personal matter and called for the removal of the video of the incident from YouTube, saying it might upset Russians or create ill-will towards Thais.


Phuket provincial police chief Chote Chawalwiwat

Pol Maj Gen Chote Chawalwiwat said the case was only a personal conflict stemming from the suspect’s discontent after he had learned that the Russian took his wife to Khao Lak, a famous tourist destination in Phangnga province.

He warned that the incident caught on the video and posted on YouTube could escalate into dissatisfaction among Russians toward Thais.

He also called on the concerned authorities to remove the video from YouTube to avoid causing possible damage to Phuket and Thailand.

read more here http://www.bangko...reat-video



sådan de fjernet beviset,(videoen fra nettet) alt er i den skønneste orden, Freden og roen er genoprettet

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Ja er de ikke herlige, hvis man ikke kan se det, så eksisterer det ikke((7))

Men videoen kan stadig ses af resten af verden, jeg fandt den let ved at skrive: thai russian gun, håber der er et par russere der er ved at pakke kufferten med knojern og morgenstjerner inden afrejsen til Phuket:SAR