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Outside 7/11 next to VC Hotel Pattaya I have seen two men in bvlack one about 65 years the other about 45 years both are NOT Thais they are ex-prisoners from Havanna Cuba posing in Thailand as Thai Mafia CIA of Sophonpanich to mess up country economy and kill people. They were involved in the cesium 137 leading to the Tsunami H-bomb and CAN BE DETAINED UNDER THE TERROISM ACT http://www.opsi.gov.uk/acts/acts2006/ukpga_20060011_en_1 |
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Just slap a copy of the act in their hands arrest them and you can detain them for at least 28 days. They have caused chaos in various parts of the world and are involved in mass killings for corrupt regimes etc. satanic Games they call it they are also members of The Church of Scientology. They may be driving a dark silver Volvo 4 door saloon. They work for Sophonpanich and are NOT policemen. If you see them in a car and they park up let down all 4 tyres. |
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The Cuban Government should have some files on them. |
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Erik Young UN Diplomat Human Rights Ambassador |
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La '''BBC News and Current Affairs''' (abrégé en '''BBC NCA''') est une des principales divisions de la [[BBC]]. Elle est responsable de la collecte et de la production de l'information, pour les programmes de ''news'' des divisions [[télévision]], [[Radiodiffusion|radio]] et [[Internet]] de la BBC. Ce serait la plus grande entreprise de recueil de nouvelles au monde, produisant quotidiennement presque 100 heures de matériel. |
La '''BBC News and Current Affairs''' (abrégé en '''BBC NCA''') est une des principales divisions de la [[BBC]]. Elle est responsable de la collecte et de la production de l'information, pour les programmes de ''news'' des divisions [[télévision]], [[Radiodiffusion|radio]] et [[Internet]] de la BBC. Ce serait la plus grande entreprise de recueil de nouvelles au monde, produisant quotidiennement presque 100 heures de matériel. |
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Version du 14 novembre 2008 à 10:43
Outside 7/11 next to VC Hotel Pattaya I have seen two men in bvlack one about 65 years the other about 45 years both are NOT Thais they are ex-prisoners from Havanna Cuba posing in Thailand as Thai Mafia CIA of Sophonpanich to mess up country economy and kill people. They were involved in the cesium 137 leading to the Tsunami H-bomb and CAN BE DETAINED UNDER THE TERROISM ACT http://www.opsi.gov.uk/acts/acts2006/ukpga_20060011_en_1 Just slap a copy of the act in their hands arrest them and you can detain them for at least 28 days. They have caused chaos in various parts of the world and are involved in mass killings for corrupt regimes etc. satanic Games they call it they are also members of The Church of Scientology. They may be driving a dark silver Volvo 4 door saloon. They work for Sophonpanich and are NOT policemen. If you see them in a car and they park up let down all 4 tyres. The Cuban Government should have some files on them. Erik Young UN Diplomat Human Rights Ambassador
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La BBC News and Current Affairs (abrégé en BBC NCA) est une des principales divisions de la BBC. Elle est responsable de la collecte et de la production de l'information, pour les programmes de news des divisions télévision, radio et Internet de la BBC. Ce serait la plus grande entreprise de recueil de nouvelles au monde, produisant quotidiennement presque 100 heures de matériel.
La BBC NCA a le renom mondial d'être non-biaisée[réf. nécessaire], bien que cette réputation ne soit pas exempte de critiques, le plus célèbre exemple en étant le rapport Hutton (concernant l'affaire David Kelly).
Depuis 2005, son directeur est Helen Boaden.
Liens externes
- (en) http://news.bbc.co.uk, le site web de BBC News