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    Intoxicated French Motorbike Rider Driving the Wrong Way Crashes into Patong Police

    An intoxicated French motorbike rider crashed into a Patong Traffic Police officer.


    The Patong Police told the Phuket Express that they were notified of the accident at 7:14 A.M. on Tuesday morning (February 4th) on the Phra Mettha Road. They arrived at the scene to find the damaged traffic police motorbike. Patong Police Sergeant Major Paradon, last name not released, had sustained various injuries.

    Nearby police found another damaged motorbike whose rider was identified by police only as Mr. Mohammed, French national. He had also sustained various injuries and was given an alcohol breath test. The test showed .58 milligrams percent of alcohol which was over the legal alcohol limit of .50.

    Sergeant Major Paradon told the Phuket Express that he was riding and patrolling in the area when the French rider who was riding the wrong way plunged into him.


    They were taken to the Patong Hospital. The French rider was later taken to the Patong Police Station to face charges of drunk driving causing damage and injuries to others.

    Intoxicated French Motorbike Rider Driving the Wrong Way Crashes into Patong Police Officer - The Phuket Express

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    Back in the day, a well known Kata publican drove into the back of a police car parked outside Karon police station whilst pissed as the proverbial parrot. Thankfully his years of generosity to the BiB paid off as they gave him a lift home and told him to come back in the morning sober to get the accident report.
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    Mr. Mohammed, French national
    Yeah. right.

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    He plunged into a copper, so he might be the real thing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by taxexile View Post
    Yeah. right.
    You do struggle with the concept of how nationalities work. Don’t you? Not every Frenchman has to be called Pierre or Jon Paul.

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    What's the most popular name for boys currently born in the UK? I doubt it's George, William or Charles.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 39TG View Post
    What's the most popular name for boys currently born in the UK? I doubt it's George, William or Charles.
    Maybe French by the passport he obtained, but definitely not French and never will be French by his cultural beliefs or behaviour. We all dance to different tunes. We are not all the same.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DrWilly View Post
    You do struggle with the concept of how nationalities work. Don’t you? Not every Frenchman has to be called Pierre or Jon Paul.

    A muslim can never be a real Frenchman. He can be a muslim with a french passport born and living in france. But his first allegiance is to his faith, not his nationality. And its "Jean Paul" you thick oik.

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    Consider a typical English dude who marries a Thai girl and they live in England. They have two kids who are born in the UK and live there. Assume, thanks to mom, they're more Buddhist than Christian but they are comfortable in either religious setting. They speak Thai with mom when dad isn't around (although English is their best language). Are the kids real British people?

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    Are you seriousy suggesting that comparing adherence to buddhism and christianity with adherence to islam is a valid argument?

    Islam rules every aspect of life. It demands total submission, or else, of its people. Full Integration with other cultures is at best difficult and mostly impossible. Tolerance of unbelievers is not their strong point

    It is easy for christians and buddhists to co exist. They dont make demands or set themselves apart. Integration happens naturally.

    So yes, they are more culturally British than British muslims.

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    I'm just trying to understand your line of thought. Chinese immigrants can also be a concern. Many are initially little pinks (supporters of the Chinese government). I understand they only slowly move away from this view. Last year I met a Chinese woman who supported Putin's invasion of Ukraine. She was close to becoming a citizen of my country. It doesn't seem right but not much can be done as they'd just lie about issues like this to get their citizenship.

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    The chinese in the uk are a funny lot. They dont exactly integrate, but they dont make a noise either. They have their own support systems and they make few demands of the host culture, and tend to be well integrated. It is much the same story for Buddhists, Sikhs and Jews. Even the extreme orthodox jews the ones with the hats and braids tend to take care of themselves and keep their heads down.

    Islam is different, because of the demands of their faith and their treatment of their women , full integration is difficult and they can be quite vocal and demanding of tolerance by the host culture and i believe it is that and their reaction to taking offence that is the cause of so much friction in european societies.

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    ^ Careful, you are in danger of falling foul of Labours definition of Islamophobisa, whilst fuking the economy up they are also busy setting up a commitee to introduce laws on the subject which means we won't be far of have Balsphemy laws for these religious idiots.

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    You really don’t know much, tax, but really there’s no need to shout it from the rooftops!

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    He's TD's poster on behalf of the 1950's.

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    I should put that fucko.on ignore.

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