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17 11 月, 2008 在 1:59 下午 in reply to: 是否泰國前首相達辛 birth chart—take up the challenge

達辛身在迪拜
（曼谷17日法新電）泰國前首相達辛的支持者加杜蓬周一說，達辛目前在阿拉伯聯合酋長國的迪拜市。加杜蓬指出，達辛也計劃在下個月，通過電話向泰國的支持者發表演說。
達辛在2006年泰國發生政變時被罷黜，自今年8月以來在國外流亡，以免在泰國被監禁。
自英國當局在本月7日撤銷達辛的簽證以來，達辛曾到過世界各地多個城市，包括北京、和香港。他上周在香港與妻子寶乍曼離婚。
加杜蓬說：“他（達辛）目前在迪拜，我不知道他將逗留在迪拜多久。他將在下個月10通過電話，與聚集在泰國首都曼谷國家體育館的支持者，討論政治局勢。”
加杜蓬補充，他不知道達辛在迪拜，是否會向泰國的支持者發表演說。加杜蓬是一個支持達辛團體的主要領袖。

jackchan_b2b

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17 11 月, 2008 在 1:19 下午 in reply to: 請各位幫忙—我要畢業了前途成謎

可找到入万的月薪及与目前的女性友人发展；但两者都应当注意“半路杀出程咬金”的情况。
一但过了明年立春后，才有稳定之状况。
为人处事别极端或急躁，多用理智少刚愎自用。太过小心会变多心及疑神疑鬼。

jackchan_b2b

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17 11 月, 2008 在 8:29 上午 in reply to: 石中隐玉格，鄙人把前半生经历说说，各位探讨。

其实“无师自通”也未尝没有前列。
只要有恒心、努力、踏实及诚恳，也未尝不能自学而有所成。
天下之大，天外有天、人上有人……每天都会有奇迹出现。
常听宝岛的友人们挂在口边的两句话，“凡事平常心对待”及“感恩”……
想是指遇到不平不公之事，当是笑看风云及感谢上天赐于一颗厚道的心肠。

五湖四海，天地无边；奇人奇事，无奇不有。人生稀稀几十载，前后辈们是须多沟通，经验及功夫毕然重要但也未必全“对”或“适合”于现今时代。和蔼的讨论及顾全大体的商量也未尝不能把蒙蔽学子引到聪慧的境界。
:pig5: :pig5: :pig5: :pig5:

jackchan_b2b

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17 11 月, 2008 在 7:42 上午 in reply to: 是否泰國前首相達辛 birth chart—take up the challenge

更新: November 17, 2008 01:38
律師︰達辛離婚
無助解凍資產
（曼谷16日法新電）達辛周五在泰國駐香港領事館，與結縭32年的妻子寶乍曼，正式辦理了離婚手續。來自家族和情報消息來源宣稱，兩人離婚可能是出於法律或經濟考慮。不過，泰國在野黨民主黨的法律專家塔溫說：“離婚並不能將錢財歸於任何一方。這些資產依然是聯合擁有，他們雙方都必須證明這些錢是如何賺來的。”
塔溫指出：“我認為那純粹是個人的決定。”
達辛從出售臣那越集團，賺取22億美元（約80億令吉）的資產，這筆資產已被泰國法庭凍結。
泰國法院較早時裁定，達辛利用職權協助妻子低價買地，觸犯貪污法，判監兩年。英國其後撤銷達辛夫婦的入境簽證。

jackchan_b2b

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17 11 月, 2008 在 2:03 上午 in reply to: 玄空掌派首席高徒郭翹鋒先生兩部英文風水著作

Congradulation and may the publication a smooth road to success.
祝出版新作顺风顺利。:pig7: :pig7: :pig7: :pig7:

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14 11 月, 2008 在 5:11 上午 in reply to: 是否泰國前首相達辛 birth chart—take up the challenge

看似无路可走又被“正义且民主”的英国“有”理由的取消入英签证，会在甲子月前及甲子月内，与妻子找到栖身之所。
此地可以是“太阳初升起的大国，无谓权势之邦”
或得到泰王的恩准回泰国。

按此两项之象来看，前者为达辛较佳之选择《如他或他的乱对者息事宁人》，后者在甲子月后可导致他入狱。

“虎落平阳被犬欺，是虎是虫看忍功”及“留得青山在，不怕没柴烧。”

FUGITIVE EX-PM
‘They push me into a corner’
By The Nation, Agencies
Published on November 11, 2008

Thaksin vows more phone-ins, threatens to name all his foes

Thaksin (photo by epa)

Ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, whose British visa was revoked last week, has threatened to spell out the names of all his political foes, saying: “They’ve pushed me into a corner”. Thaksin said he would continue to fight back against his enemies. “I will phone in and talk to the people who love and have faith in me. I will make a longer speech and start naming names, because they have pushed me into a corner,” he said. Thaksin appeared in Beijing yesterday and denied a local news report he would head for Manila. But he would not say where his next destination would be, as he can no longer return to London. “I’ll keep travelling. I’m leaving Beijing at this moment,” he said. At the same time, INN said television station ZNS Bahamas reported Prime Minister Hubert Ingram was preparing to consult with his Foreign Ministry, public prosecutors and other senior officials over the possibility of assisting Thaksin. Ingram was quoted as saying he did not know Thaksin’s whereabouts and was not happy with the UK’s decision to revoke Thaksin’s visa. Earlier local press reports also speculated Thaksin might seek exile in China’s capital, because he was reportedly building a Bt300-million mansion at a golf resort. But Thaksin denied he was planning to reside in Beijing. The UK Home Office’s decision to deny Thaksin a re-entry visa has dealt a severe blow to the ex-PM, who now does not have a credible home base from which to stage a political comeback. The Home Office so far has not given any reason for revoking the visas of Thaksin and his wife. But the UK’s move has put the Somchai Wongsawat government in a more embarrassing position, because Thaksin is still travelling on a red diplomatic passport even though he is now considered a convicted fugitive who has also jumped bail. Somchai refused to answer questions on the issue of Thaksin’s red passport, saying it was not that important. “We should be focusing |on economic issues. Other matters can wait or let them |go first. The passport is not a big matter. The big issue is |the livelihood of Thais,” he said. Foreign Minister Sompong Amornwiwat said his ministry would not ask the UK government why it had decided to keep Thaksin out, because such was the right of each country. He said the ministry and the Office of the Attorney-General would work together to seek Thaksin’s extradition. “It won’t be too difficult to find him, because he’s a famous person,” Sompong said. British Ambassador Quinton Quayle yesterday met with Sompong to discuss bilateral relations but declined to elaborate on why the UK had revoked Thaksin’s visa. Quayle said the UK respected Thailand’s democratic principles and did not side with any party. Thaksin, who had been living near London after he and his wife, Pojaman, jumped bail in August to avoid corruption charges, said he had scrapped his British asylum application to be free to carry on with his political activities. “I dropped the asylum bid because I didn’t think it necessary. I don’t like the term ‘asylum’. I want freedom, because I am a champion of democracy. I don’t like anything that restricts freedom,” Thaksin said.

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