Thread: Malaysia : Thai Woman To Hang For Trafficking In Cocaine

Originally Posted by Mid

target the real criminals

Cannot, too many police and politicians making money.

Originally Posted by WiserWizard

Mid, who says anyone should leave the bosses untouched? I don\'t believe they are left untouched.

then post up an article showing same ?

Originally Posted by WiserWizard

Just let them go about their merry way if caught? Let them swamp the population with heroin, meth-amphetamine etc...?

happening now ain't it , what % do you think gets detected ?

Originally Posted by WiserWizard

Your children would be easily supplied as would mine and anyone\'s.

and the murder of a few mules has changed that ?

Done deal all the arguing is not going to change this.

The Barlow and Chambers execution refers to the hanging in 1986 by Malaysia of two Australian citizens, Kevin John Barlow and Brian Geoffrey Chambers of Perth, Western Australia, for the drug trafficking of 141.9 g of heroin.
The two men became the first Westerners to be executed under Malaysia's new tougher laws for drug offences that prescribe death for anyone convicted of having over 15 grams of heroin. Barlow was born in the UK in Stoke-on-Trent and held dual British and Australian nationalities.[1] Barlow's family made appeals to UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher to make a protest about the impending execution, and an appeal for clemency to the Malaysian government from Australian politician Bill Hayden was made.[2]
The executions caused public outcry and strained political relations between Australia and Malaysia at the time.


Dead the both of them. Facts not rhetoric might be better.

You are evading the question, Mid, and you know it.

Originally Posted by aging one

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The Barlow and Chambers execution .
Dead the both of them. Facts not rhetoric might be better.

Chambers is from my home city. he was a well known smack Smuggler and unfortunately Barlow was a dumb fuk mule who got busted on one of his first runs.

Both bought the big one, major story in Perth and cant recall another West Australian punter who has pulled on the same crime.

Not a bad outcome one must assume.

Originally Posted by terry57

Not a bad outcome one must assume.

WTF?

^

I realize that statement might disturb you Willy but have a nice cup of tea and think about it a tad.

No dumb fuk Aussies have pulled the same stunt again as the Malaysians made there stand after intervention from our Prime Minister calling for lenience.

The message was loud and clear.

Don't smuggle drugs out of or into Malaysia, if you get caught we will hang your arse.

What ever.

The following Australians have been executed in recent years:

Michael McAuliffe - HANGED ON 19 JUNE 1993 in Malaysia

http://www.nswccl.org.au/issues/deat.../death_row.php

Nope, no answers from Mid, only a red. Disappointing, really, as he is one of my all-time favourite posters

Originally Posted by WiserWizard

Nope, no answers from Mid, only a red. Disappointing, really, as he is one of my all-time favourite posters

I tend to agree, in principle, with most of his political stances, however, he is dead easy to wind up.

I tend to agree with him on pretty much every topic as well - must have left him close to 100 greens over the years.

I happen to think he is wrong on this one and not offering a suggestion as to what to do with drug traffickers is not his usual style

Originally Posted by WiserWizard

[sic]...close to 100 greens over the years.

Over the years?
join date: Jan 2012

I thought your style was reconizable...

Damn these kunts that return after flouncing, banned, or jailed with an alternate nic.

Originally Posted by Sir Wilson

The following Australians have been executed in recent years:

Michael McAuliffe - HANGED ON 19 JUNE 1993 in Malaysia

Australians on Death Row

LOL. So 1993 and McAuliffe, never mind Barlow and Chambers seven years before that, is 'recent' is it?

1993 might seem recent to you, but are you aware that 40% of the inhabitants of Malaysia weren't even alive in 1993 and hadn't even been born?

seriously you numbskulls need to get it into your brains that out of the 10 ASEAN countries, only two, Singapore and Vietnam, execute anybody with anything approaching regularity and even they have lessened it somewhat recently.

the other 8 have basically stopped bothering.

Originally Posted by callippo

Originally Posted by Sir Wilson

The following Australians have been executed in recent years:

Michael McAuliffe - HANGED ON 19 JUNE 1993 in Malaysia

Australians on Death Row

LOL. So 1993 and McAuliffe, never mind Barlow and Chambers seven years before that, is 'recent' is it?

1993 might seem recent to you, but are you aware that 40% of the inhabitants of Malaysia weren't even alive in 1993 and hadn't even been born?

Erm, what's that got to do with anything, Twerry made a statement that no Aussies have been caught smuggling drugs in Malaysia since Barlow and Chambers were hanged. Turns out he was wrong.

Originally Posted by callippo

seriously you numbskulls need to get it into your brains that out of the 10 ASEAN countries, only two, Singapore and Vietnam, execute anybody with anything approaching regularity and even they have lessened it somewhat recently.

the other 8 have basically stopped bothering.

Did Indonesia not execute the Bali bombers last year or have you forgotten that they belong to ASEAN also?
Getting a bit excitable aint you, at least get your facts right.

I'm glad you brought that up. Indonesia is kind of an inbetweenie in the ASEAN capital punishment stakes.

being by far the most populous of the 10 nations, it deserves to be watched more than mere piffle like the Philippines, the 2nd most populous, and Thailand, the 4th (Vietnam is in between).

what is gleaned is that they're on off with the capital punishment. They've had various moritoriums over the years. There's been periods of several years when the most populous country in south east Asia hasn't executed anybody at all.

really serious crimes like the Bali bombings which i would remind you none of the other south east Asian countries have ever had to face, yes they have resulted rarely in executions in Indonesia. But you would have to go back quite some considerable time to find drug mule dupes of any nationality like the Australians Barlow and Chambers that were executed in Malaysia in 1986 in Indonesia. THey seem to chop and change with the capital punishment thing in Indonesia, but overall, they're judicially killing people a lot less often than they were 30 years ago.

Originally Posted by Rural Surin

Originally Posted by WiserWizard

[sic]...close to 100 greens over the years.

Over the years?
join date: Jan 2012

I thought your style was reconizable...

Damn these kunts that return after flouncing, banned, or jailed with an alternate nic.

Oh, you\'re a clever one to have spotted that RS . . . the good old Portland air must be doing you a favour.

Sorry to disappoint you - never flounced, wasn\'t banned and not jailed. Unlike you.

(Oh, should you really be talking alt nics, Jeff/Jiggs/Rural Surin/Somchai etc...?)

Originally Posted by WiserWizard

(Oh, should you really be talking alt nics, Jeff/Jiggs/Rural Surin/Somchai etc...?)

funny, innit ?

Originally Posted by Jools

You can believe as you like, HOWEVER it is plain as the light of day that the harsh drug laws in Malaysia are a direct outcropping of Islamic law.

no, the laws in Malaysia were formulated after the British system

Originally Posted by Sir Wilson

Originally Posted by \"WiserWizard\"

(Oh, should you really be talking alt nics, Jeff/Jiggs/Rural Surin/Somchai etc...?)

funny, innit ?

More sad and delusional, really.

Originally Posted by DrAndy

Originally Posted by \"Jools\"

You can believe as you like, HOWEVER it is plain as the light of day that the harsh drug laws in Malaysia are a direct outcropping of Islamic law.

no, the laws in Malaysia were formulated after the British system

I tried to explain that to him - to no avail

Originally Posted by terry57

^

I realize that statement might disturb you Willy but have a nice cup of tea and think about it a tad.

No dumb fuk Aussies have pulled the same stunt again as the Malaysians made there stand after intervention from our Prime Minister calling for lenience.

The message was loud and clear.

Don't smuggle drugs out of or into Malaysia, if you get caught we will hang your arse.

What ever.

good point. The iron fist paid off

Originally Posted by callippo

seriously you numbskulls need to get it into your brains that out of the 10 ASEAN countries, only two, Singapore and Vietnam, execute anybody with anything approaching regularity and even they have lessened it somewhat recently.

the other 8 have basically stopped bothering.

Stopped bothering. Bothering is keeping them alive.

Originally Posted by socal

Originally Posted by callippo

seriously you numbskulls need to get it into your brains that out of the 10 ASEAN countries, only two, Singapore and Vietnam, execute anybody with anything approaching regularity and even they have lessened it somewhat recently.

the other 8 have basically stopped bothering.

Stopped bothering. Bothering is keeping them alive.

You're an idiot.

Originally Posted by Koojo

Originally Posted by socal

Originally Posted by callippo

seriously you numbskulls need to get it into your brains that out of the 10 ASEAN countries, only two, Singapore and Vietnam, execute anybody with anything approaching regularity and even they have lessened it somewhat recently.

the other 8 have basically stopped bothering.

Stopped bothering. Bothering is keeping them alive.

You're an idiot.

Lotsa company here....