随笔写写福德宫。
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随笔写写福德宫。
Posted by jackchan_b2b on 17 5 月, 2010 在 2:44 上午[font=MingLiU]近期频见多国暴动連連,内心多有感触。人之贪念、慾望及好权势足以亡国伤民。[/font]
[font=MingLiU]斗术中,要看出此项人之丑态莫过于命盘中的福德宫了。[/font]
曾以泰国某些权势之人看其命盘,不只其人且連同其对手之慾望也清晰可窥。 -
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看一個人的命盤,可以看到對手的慾望,有無搞錯?那麼是否應該看得見兄弟姊妹的慾望,又看見父母、朋友、伴侶、子女、手下的慾望,如果兄弟姊妹有七八個,到底那顆星對那一個,如果對手有三四個,到底又怎樣對,朋友更多,一百幾十個也有,一個命盤可以看這麼多東西,請問你是否喝了幾瓶咳藥水,師公上身,刀槍不入,神阻殺人,佛阻殺佛,大地在你腳下,威震四方呢?高手、高手。
在術數界中,有很多神仙,比上帝還要上帝,比諸葛亮還要諸,就是算不準自己,要不是應該知道彩票的號碼,買馬中馬,買波中波,金沙、葡京個個輸到死,還用跟你一千幾佰看命盤。
這些人就像幾千年以來很多人在胡說八道,把假術當做定理,把看到的事實,當做自己算到的東西。
想起二十幾年前跟我一起在中學讀書的同學,個個神氣十足,引經據典,貌似天才,但一到會考就個個肥佬(不合格),何解?這就是常人也! -
事实胜于雄辩,咳药水别多喝,结果是把自己搞得神智不清,青红不分,胡言乱话,四处放屁。
赌,都有俗话说明了”十赌九输”,还去做吗?一时赢钱,是等着输更多钱。74# jackchan_b2b
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本帖最後由 jackchan_b2b 於 2010-5-20 23:11 編輯
64# jackchan_b2b聪明。但,人乱不过天,黄会遭天䭤。黄避过零八年但过不了这两年。阿会更惨。如所述,並非穷人就不懂政治而是他们要公平。
AV最终惨败,ST也乱发言及恐吓百姓。两年的政治生涯落幕了。
黄衫军的领袖们,散的散,走的走,剩下几个到处吼。 -
本帖最後由 jackchan_b2b 於 2011-7-10 21:04 編輯
此事有刑法阻碍,但无事。
亲手炒面分群众 英叻遭控贿选
二零一一年七月十日 下午四时五十分
(曼谷10日综合电)继败选的泰国民主党指控获胜的为泰党违反选举法,要求该国选举委员会提出解散后者的建议之后,选举委员会也正在着手调查有关为泰党不分区首位当选人,即将出任首相的英叻遭指控在竞选期间分发炒面涉及贿选之事。
指控者表示,英叻是于5月31日在呵叻府的竞选行程中,在一处市场亲手炒面,同时将炒面分发给群众享用,因此涉及贿选,违反了选举法。
选举委员会秘书长素提普证实已经接获调查报告,将于下周二进行审查。不过他指出,初步调查结果显示英叻并非有意分发炒面,而是有个小贩已在炒面,英叻征求同意加入帮忙。
然而,类似事件在泰国可大可小。为泰党前身人民力量党主席、2008年出任首相的萨马,就是因为遭指控担任首相后仍在电视上示范烹饪并收取车马费。萨马虽然辩称法律顾问告知上电视炒菜并不违法,车马费他也转手送给司机,但最后仍然遭宪法法院判决下台。
萨马酷爱下厨,是泰国人皆知的事,他出国访问也必定把逛各国菜市场作为行程之一。
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本帖最後由 jackchan_b2b 於 2011-7-10 21:04 編輯
此事有刑法阻碍,但无事。
亲手炒面分群众 英叻遭控贿选
二零一一年七月十日 下午四时五十分
(曼谷10日综合电)继败选的泰国民主党指控获胜的为泰党违反选举法,要求该国选举委员会提出解散后者的建议之后,选举委员会也正在着手调查有关为泰党不分区首位当选人,即将出任首相的英叻遭指控在竞选期间分发炒面涉及贿选之事。
指控者表示,英叻是于5月31日在呵叻府的竞选行程中,在一处市场亲手炒面,同时将炒面分发给群众享用,因此涉及贿选,违反了选举法。
选举委员会秘书长素提普证实已经接获调查报告,将于下周二进行审查。不过他指出,初步调查结果显示英叻并非有意分发炒面,而是有个小贩已在炒面,英叻征求同意加入帮忙。
然而,类似事件在泰国可大可小。为泰党前身人民力量党主席、2008年出任首相的萨马,就是因为遭指控担任首相后仍在电视上示范烹饪并收取车马费。萨马虽然辩称法律顾问告知上电视炒菜并不违法,车马费他也转手送给司机,但最后仍然遭宪法法院判决下台。
萨马酷爱下厨,是泰国人皆知的事,他出国访问也必定把逛各国菜市场作为行程之一。
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[size=13px]真正要对付的人只有一个雌性及其他红色人,预先摆免要对付的人一些无稽之举证,再来拖延新政府成立。
如不成功,再让议员数目达不到95%或475名议员,黑心龌龊的隐形人手段。
真的要注意自身安全,在这三十天内。Leading names in limbo Yingluck, Abhisit among 142 not endorsed by EC [list][*]Published: 13/07/2011 at 12:00 AM[*]Newspaper section: News[/list]
Yingluck Shinawatra, Abhisit Vejjajiva and a number of red-shirt politicians were missing from the 358 MPs endorsed by the Election Commission yesterday.
[align=left]About 100 supporters of the United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) turned up at the Election Commission head office to demand endorsement of UDD co-leader Jatuporn Prompan’s election as a Pheu Thai party list MP. (APICHIT JINAKUL)[/align]They failed to receive confirmation of their election victories from the EC in its first batch of result endorsements, as investigations into complaints against them for allegedly breaching election law are pending.
Pheu Thai’s Ms Yingluck, who is expected to be the next prime minister, Mr Abhisit, the outgoing premier and former Democrat Party leader, and key red shirt leaders including Jatuporn Prompan and Natthawut Saikua are among 142 poll winners whose confirmations have been suspended pending investigation.
EC secretary-general Suthiphon Thaveechaiygarn announced those endorsed and those suspended after an eight-hour committee meeting.
In order for the new House of Representatives to convene, 95% of House seats – or 475 of 500 – must be endorsed.
However the initial endorsements totalled only 358, or 79.6%.
Of the endorsed 358 winners, 249 are from the constituency system and 109 are from the party list system, Mr Suthiphon said.
Also among those not yet endorsed are the Democrat Party’s acting secretary general and deputy prime minister Suthep Thaugsuban, the Democrats’ PM’s Office Minister Ong-art Klampaibul and former House speaker Chai Chidchob from the Bhumjaithai Party.
Once the investigations are complete, it will be left to the Constitution Court to decide whether to disqualify anyone found to have violated election laws.
Mr Abhisit has been accused of vote-buying by providing “Blue Flag” economic goods for sale when campaigning in Samut Prakan province.
Ms Yingluck, meanwhile, has been cleared by the EC of alleged vote-buying in connection with a highly publicised incident when she fried noodles and distributed portions to voters during a May 31 campaign stop in Nakhon Ratchasima province. However, the EC has not yet ruled on other allegations facing her, and so her poll win cannot yet be endorsed.
Mr Suthiphon said the EC expects to announce the endorsement of another 126 winners next week, taking the total past the required minimum of 475 so the House can convene.
The constitution requires the House to open within 30 days of a general election. The poll was held on July 3.
A source said the five members of the EC voted 4:1 in favour of the announcement of the endorsed winners in the party list system.
The four in favour argued that the names of the endorsed winners in the party list should be announced first.
The source said Wisut Phothithan was the only EC member who insisted that endorsement of the winners in the list system should be suspended, citing a petition by the People’s Alliance for Democracy calling on the EC to dissolve the five major political parties.
The source said the five EC members voted 3:2 to suspend endorsement of Mr Abhisit and Ms Yingluck as MPs pending investigation.
The three who voted against the endorsement of Mr Abhisit and Ms Yingluck were EC chairman Apichart Sukhagganond, Mr Wisut and Prapun Naigowit, the source said.
EC member Somchai Jungprasert said the provincial election office in Nakhon Ratchasima has decided to throw out a complaint against Ms Yingluck over the cooking of noodles in Nakhon Ratchasima.
However, Ms Yingluck has further complaints outstanding, so the EC could not endorse her victory.
Sodsri Satayathum, another EC member, said the committee has set up an inquiry team to look into the allegations against Mr Abhisit and Ms Yingluck and the team will have to submit its findings to the central EC within seven days.
Suspending the winners for longer than this could adversely affect the formation of the government and the political situation.
Mr Abhisit yesterday said his cabinet has approved in principle a draft royal decree for the opening of the next House session.
The draft will be submitted to His Majesty the King once the EC has endorsed the required number of winning election candidates
Mr Abhisit believes the EC will be able to endorse the election results within the 30-day time frame.
Cabinet secretary-general Amphon Kitti-amphon yesterday said the EC must endorse the election of at least 95% of MPs by midnight on July 31, after which the royal decree will be submitted to the King.
Yesterday more than 100 supporters of the United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship yesterday gathered outside the EC head office on Chaeng Watthana Road to demand the endorsement of Mr Jatuporn as a Pheu Thai MP.
FORMING PARLIAMENTThe Election Commission’s steps to endorse MPs.
1. Seven working days after the election (July 12), the EC must endorse the first batch of MPs-elect who are not facing allegations of electoral fraud.
2. Thirty calendar days after the election (Aug 2), the EC must endorse at least 475 of 500 MPs, which would amount to the 95% needed so the Parliament can convene.
3. The EC gives the public a year after the announcement of the endorsement of the MPs to lodge further complaints against any suspected of electoral fraud. [/size] -
日前泰国的政治游戏尤如处于女子足球世界杯赛,男子们只是陪跑的。
一个慈禧太后及一个年青武则天的历史戏剧正上演,短则至阳历八月二日止,长则至一年时间,再来就看天数了;是人定胜天抑或逆天者亡?!
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