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Chitchat Good White Man Punch Rude Sinkie's Face Many Times Until Sinkie Kneel Down Beg For Mercy In Public!
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The ang moh should be spared the jail but given 12 strokes of rotan. That will remind him of the power of sinkees forever.
Cane this angmoh.
Cane this angmoh.
Shitskin will be his last fuck, anyone who fucks a shitskin is as good as dead. SCAT...
Arrogant foreigners need to behave. Lucky for him, it's in Singapore. In thailand, he will be a digit.
http://www.buriramtimes.com/sixty-unexplained-deaths-of-british-nationals-in-two-years-in-thailand/
There are 60 unexplained deaths of British nationals in Thailand in just two years, a new report claims.
Figures from the Foreign Office say that between 2014 and 2016, 1,151 British nationals died in Thailand.
While the cause of most of those deaths has been established, 60 are currently classed as “unknown”.
The news site claims that the number of unexplained deaths “indicate a pattern of criminal behaviour, botched detective work — and, worst of all, police cover-ups”, in a bid to preserve Thailand’s tourism image.
In a lengthy article, the Daily Mail reports on some of the highest profile cases of unsolved murders and unexplained deaths involving British nationals in Thailand.
The report includes details on the murder of Kirsty Jones, the British backpacker who was found murdered in a hostel in Chiang Mai in 2000 and whose killer remains at large.
It also features the death of 23 year old Christina Annesley who was found dead in a bungalow on Koh Tao.
Christina’s parents reveal how the believe their daughter’s death is suspicious, despite being told otherwise by the Thai authorities.
The Daily Mail says the investigation into Christina’s death was “botched” after her body was left in the heat of a temple, making toxicology reports inconclusive.
“The police told us she had died in her hotel room and there was no sign of foul play. I believed them at the time. But nothing makes sense any more, said Christina’s mother Margaret Annesley.
“It’s only as time has gone on and by meeting other parents that we hear of so many coincidences, and that has made us doubt there was nothing suspicious. There are so many unexplained deaths on Koh Tao. The Thai authorities don’t investigate them properly and we get conflicting information.”
Other suspicious deaths on Koh Tao are also featured in the article, including those of Luke Miller, 26, who in 2016 was found dead at the bottom of a swimming pool and Nick Pearson, 25, whose body was found in the sea after partying on the island.
Pat Harrington, whose son Ben was found dead on Koh Tao, is the founder of a group called Mothers Against Murderers Abroad (MAMA) and is urging the British government to investigate the deaths.
“The Government needs to look into these suspicious deaths and issue proper travel warnings,” she says.
“No family should ever have to go through the pain that we have.”
Ben’s body was found in a ditch after being killed while riding his motorbike on the island. Police said he died as the result of a road traffic accident. However, his wallet and watch were missing, leading his mother to believe his death was suspicious.
(Source:-Thai Visa News)
http://www.buriramtimes.com/sixty-unexplained-deaths-of-british-nationals-in-two-years-in-thailand/
There are 60 unexplained deaths of British nationals in Thailand in just two years, a new report claims.
Figures from the Foreign Office say that between 2014 and 2016, 1,151 British nationals died in Thailand.
While the cause of most of those deaths has been established, 60 are currently classed as “unknown”.
The news site claims that the number of unexplained deaths “indicate a pattern of criminal behaviour, botched detective work — and, worst of all, police cover-ups”, in a bid to preserve Thailand’s tourism image.
In a lengthy article, the Daily Mail reports on some of the highest profile cases of unsolved murders and unexplained deaths involving British nationals in Thailand.
The report includes details on the murder of Kirsty Jones, the British backpacker who was found murdered in a hostel in Chiang Mai in 2000 and whose killer remains at large.
It also features the death of 23 year old Christina Annesley who was found dead in a bungalow on Koh Tao.
Christina’s parents reveal how the believe their daughter’s death is suspicious, despite being told otherwise by the Thai authorities.
The Daily Mail says the investigation into Christina’s death was “botched” after her body was left in the heat of a temple, making toxicology reports inconclusive.
“The police told us she had died in her hotel room and there was no sign of foul play. I believed them at the time. But nothing makes sense any more, said Christina’s mother Margaret Annesley.
“It’s only as time has gone on and by meeting other parents that we hear of so many coincidences, and that has made us doubt there was nothing suspicious. There are so many unexplained deaths on Koh Tao. The Thai authorities don’t investigate them properly and we get conflicting information.”
Other suspicious deaths on Koh Tao are also featured in the article, including those of Luke Miller, 26, who in 2016 was found dead at the bottom of a swimming pool and Nick Pearson, 25, whose body was found in the sea after partying on the island.
Pat Harrington, whose son Ben was found dead on Koh Tao, is the founder of a group called Mothers Against Murderers Abroad (MAMA) and is urging the British government to investigate the deaths.
“The Government needs to look into these suspicious deaths and issue proper travel warnings,” she says.
“No family should ever have to go through the pain that we have.”
Ben’s body was found in a ditch after being killed while riding his motorbike on the island. Police said he died as the result of a road traffic accident. However, his wallet and watch were missing, leading his mother to believe his death was suspicious.
(Source:-Thai Visa News)
Just another white trash. Job recruiter is the same as English teachers in China. Useless bottom feeders!
Because these AMDK know which are the one they can makan. Majority of sinkie guys are short, scrawny and sallow looking. Don't let my avatar fool you, I have been working out and perfecting the dark art of wing chun.
Sinkie bitches have been spoiling the market, once they see a white cock, they kneel down with their mouths wide open.
Yes I agree. And sinkie guys really need to grow a pair. Learn from the Thais. Come on guys, we can do it!!!
million dollar question.....
any rotan?
any rotan?
sgian is 3rd c;ass in own cuntry.....
Sinkies like to talk all aggressive but when comes to a fight cower like wimps. This not have happened if he bowed to his betters.
reminds me of our paper tiger generals......
He would have realised by now that he smells curry everywhere he goes.
These fags cant even protect their anus if the brit wants to rape him. Better run if there is crisis
This sentence is too heavy! Four weeks jail for disciplining a rude sinkie?
SINGAPORE - A former recruitment consultant was sentenced to four weeks' jail on Tuesday (May 8) after punching and breaking the nose of a man who had bumped into him at Raffles Place MRT station.
Benjamin John Holman, 34, who pleaded guilty to one count of assault in March, committed the offence during the evening rush hour on Feb 3 last year.
Mr Jason Ow Zhi Min, 30, was walking along the train platform when he accidentally knocked into Holman, who had consumed alcohol before the incident.
When the younger man turned around and looked at Holman before walking away, the Briton yelled at Mr Ow who shouted back at him.
The two men then had an argument but Mr Ow later walked away.
Still unhappy, Holman walked towards him and pushed the younger man's chest.
A scuffle then broke out. When Mr Ow pushed Holman away and told him to back off, he responded by approaching the victim with his fists raised.
Deputy Public Prosecutor M Kayal Pillay said: "He punched the victim in his face twice and both parties then started punching each other. During the fist fight, the victim was almost kneeling on the ground.
"The accused continued to punch the victim multiple times in his face. There were many other commuters at the station platform at the material time. Both parties were eventually separated by passers-by."
Holman tried to walk away but a bystander stopped him and the police were alerted.
The victim was taken to the Singapore General Hospital where he was found have suffered a broken nose and bruising. He was given seven days' medical leave.
DPP Pillay had earlier urged District Judge Kessler Soh to jail Holman for at least eight months, stressing that it was a "senseless attack" in a public place and that Mr Ow "tried to retreat but to no avail".
On Tuesday, she asked the court for a two-week deferment so that the prosecution can consider filing an appeal against the sentence.
Holman is now out on bail of $5,000 and was ordered to surrender himself at the State Courts on May 23.
https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...ail-after-assaulting-man-in-raffles-place-mrt
SINGAPORE - A former recruitment consultant was sentenced to four weeks' jail on Tuesday (May 8) after punching and breaking the nose of a man who had bumped into him at Raffles Place MRT station.
Benjamin John Holman, 34, who pleaded guilty to one count of assault in March, committed the offence during the evening rush hour on Feb 3 last year.
Mr Jason Ow Zhi Min, 30, was walking along the train platform when he accidentally knocked into Holman, who had consumed alcohol before the incident.
When the younger man turned around and looked at Holman before walking away, the Briton yelled at Mr Ow who shouted back at him.
The two men then had an argument but Mr Ow later walked away.
Still unhappy, Holman walked towards him and pushed the younger man's chest.
A scuffle then broke out. When Mr Ow pushed Holman away and told him to back off, he responded by approaching the victim with his fists raised.
Deputy Public Prosecutor M Kayal Pillay said: "He punched the victim in his face twice and both parties then started punching each other. During the fist fight, the victim was almost kneeling on the ground.
"The accused continued to punch the victim multiple times in his face. There were many other commuters at the station platform at the material time. Both parties were eventually separated by passers-by."
Holman tried to walk away but a bystander stopped him and the police were alerted.
The victim was taken to the Singapore General Hospital where he was found have suffered a broken nose and bruising. He was given seven days' medical leave.
DPP Pillay had earlier urged District Judge Kessler Soh to jail Holman for at least eight months, stressing that it was a "senseless attack" in a public place and that Mr Ow "tried to retreat but to no avail".
On Tuesday, she asked the court for a two-week deferment so that the prosecution can consider filing an appeal against the sentence.
Holman is now out on bail of $5,000 and was ordered to surrender himself at the State Courts on May 23.
https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...ail-after-assaulting-man-in-raffles-place-mrt
Sinkies need people like this. Only then amdk will respect!
Give phillipinos citizenship and you will get world champs like these two.
Why didn't the white trash take the cab?
