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   On Thu, 9 Jun 2011 01:49:46 -0700 (PDT), Felicity Warbrooke   
    wrote:   
      
   >On Jun 9, 5:27 pm, DennisMc  wrote:   
   >>   
   >> Yes, I can find reference to that in two locations, both local Thai   
   >> publications. He was a volunteer with the Royal Thai Tourist police.   
   >>   
   >> The part I DON'T understand, is that he was interviewed by one of the   
   >> magazines in 2008 while working for the Police. This would lay absolute   
   >> proof that Larbgai and GoodLiarSchweik are lying about his deportation   
   >> in 2005. In fact, I can't find ANY reference to any legal action against   
   >> him anywhere OTHER than these trolls bleating it repeatedly.   
   >>   
   >   
   >Ah ha that's interesting Dennis about the reference to Kremer in the   
   >local Thai publications regarding his possible connection with the   
   >Royal Thai Tourist Police. Actually I think there may have been a   
   >passing comment on that in the soc.culture.thai group a few years ago,   
   >but I thought no more of it at the time as from what I knew it is   
   >quite a complex and difficult process for a foreigner to gain entry   
   >into the Royal Thai Tourist Police Force. I knew he did have some   
   >friends in the upper echelons of the local government ministry in   
   >Chiang Mai, so maybe that helped his cause. Either way, no mean feat   
   >to be able to participate in a foreign police force, particularly in a   
   >culture such as Thailands. Would be quite an experience to do   
   >something such as that I'm sure.   
   >   
   You are correct Fels, it is rather difficult to obtain entrance into   
   the Thai police, in fact it would have been impossible for kramer to   
   have been a member as one of the formal requirements is that you are a   
   Thai citizen. And while it is possible that there is no formal   
   requirement, you must be capable of reading, writing and speaking the   
   Thai language, and you must graduate form the police academy. So any   
   talk of Kramer being a member of the Thai police is absolute B.S.   
      
   As far as his friends in the upper echelons of the local government,   
   kramer once stated that it was necessary for him to deposit 100,000   
   dollars in an escrow account to get a business licence. Given that the   
   actual cost is for licence fees, a few thousand baht, it seems likely   
   that your claim to any "friends" in the government is wholly false.   
      
   Further, the Royal Thai Police are a national body. There are no local   
   police forces and a provincial or city governor would have no   
   influence with them.   
      
   >Anyway, back to the topic at hand, there have been several occasions   
   >when Larb Gay and his cohorts have been caught out holding each others   
   >testicles with their pants down in regard to the whole Kremer   
   >'deportation' fantasy they have. There was a poster here last year,   
   >'Anonymous' I think was his online handle, and he absolutely beat the   
   >trolls down like a red-headed stepchild after proving them wrong a   
   >number of times. It was pretty neat to watch them squirm and shake as   
   >they constantly back-peddled when Anonymous was in full flight.   
   >   
   >Felicity Warbrooke   
      
   Cheers,   
      
   Schweik   
      
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