Socal, I have my own company here and am registered under the money laundering regulations.
It helps if you have some idea what you are talkiing about.
The corruption perceptions index:
2012 Corruption Perceptions Index -- Results
Thailand at joint 88th is three steps higher than Columbia, which is at joint 94th with Greece.
As for money laundering, I was referring to the Financial Action Task Force list where Thailand was faced with the prospect of joining North Korea on the blacklist earlier this year but has narrowly escaped...for the moment, and is currently on the grey list.
Thailand been removed from high-risk country for financial transactions | Bangkok Post: news
Before referring to my comments as a crock of urban bullshit it might help if you learn something about the subject you are commenting on. I work with this, in Thailand, every day of the week, and speak with government officials and bank staff regularly. They are, at best, confused. Personally, from what I see every day, I think the prospect is dismal. The amounts being laundered are so substantial, and bank salaries so low, that temptation alone is likely to overwhelm the system here. When it does the Baht won't be worth shirt-buttons.