Man kan uttolka en viss desperation.
Återigen får jag konstatera att ingen kunde sagt det bättre än du.
Se föregående inlägg om du inte hajar.
Medlem sedan 2013
7 juli 2014#31
Laddar…
Upp till 90,000 säckar ris fattas från rislager i Pathum Thani
7 juli 2014#32
Läs de första inläggen igen och se om du anar ett mönster.
Snacka om svansföring och en fjäder som snabbt blir till otroligt många höns.
Den enda sanna glädjen sägs det om det som lyser om "det IL kommer att säga".
Ibland får man känslan av ni är ett gäng som håller IL personligen ansvarig för Thailands misslyckanden.
Det verkar i alla fall vara betydligt viktigare vad han tycker och skriver än vad som faktisk sker
Lite lätt komitragisk (en metafor i släkt med TV's nyaste favoritord).
Det är lite tragikomiskt med försvar av risstödet, ja, men om man ser till vad som faktiskt händer och struntar lite i IL och Co, så ser man också ett mönster.
Men det kan ju vara svårt att se för de som är halvblinda och har en röd piratlapp för andra ögat.
Risstödet har kostat stora pengar. Inte bara pga det ris som nu verkar saknas, utan också för att risindustrin fått sig en rejäl smäll på bl.a. exportsidan.
En smäll som kommer att få Thailand att halta en del i lång tid framöver.
Medlem sedan 2011
7 juli 2014#33
14 miljoner är kaffepengar i sammanhanget.
För en imaginär svindel.
Ta nu inte glädjen i förskott.
Som vissa gör.
Kaffepengar sa någon och stoppa dom i fickan.
Och så skedde samma sak på ett par hundra ställen till.
Ett fett kafferep.
Medlem sedan 2013
7 juli 2014#34
Det är lite tragikomiskt med försvar av risstödet, ja, men om man ser till vad som faktiskt händer och struntar lite i IL och Co, så ser man också ett mönster.
Men det kan ju vara svårt att se för de som är halvblinda och har en röd piratlapp för andra ögat.
Risstödet har kostat stora pengar. Inte bara pga det ris som nu verkar saknas, utan också för att risindustrin fått sig en rejäl smäll på bl.a. exportsidan.
En smäll som kommer att få Thailand att halta en del i lång tid framöver.
Precis så tycker jag det ska låta och kan t.o.m. hålla med.
Att vara halvblind eller ha en egen lapp eller finne är sånt man får ta och ge för att ha en annan åsikt om något.
Tjafset om IL däremot, faller för det mesta på sin egen orimlighet och leder bara till mera.
Och ja, jag tror jag vet vad du tänker skriva om just det 
7 juli 2014#35
Precis så tycker jag det ska låta och kan t.o.m. hålla med.
Att vara halvblind eller ha en egen lapp eller finne är sånt man får ta och ge för att ha en annan åsikt om något.
Tjafset om IL däremot, faller för det mesta på sin egen orimlighet och leder bara till mera.
Och ja, jag tror jag vet vad du tänker skriva om just det
Att Stalin Jozef e bäst! 
Medlem sedan 2008
7 juli 2014#36
14 miljoner är kaffepengar i sammanhanget.
För en imaginär svindel.
Ta nu inte glädjen i förskott.
Som vissa gör.
Kanske för dig, men nu så är detta förlusten i 1 enda lager om vi antar att detta är ett medelvärde för saknat/förstört/otjänligt ris i alla lager vi lämnar de 137 silosen utanför ekvationen så blir förlusten 14 miljoner gånger 1800 det vill säga 5 662 310 400 SEK i förlust
Kaffepengar?
Medlem sedan 2012
7 juli 2014#37
Kanske för dig, men nu så är detta förlusten i 1 enda lager om vi antar att detta är ett medelvärde för saknat/förstört/otjänligt ris i alla lager vi lämnar de 137 silosen utanför ekvationen så blir förlusten 14 miljoner gånger 1800 det vill säga 5 662 310 400 SEK i förlust
Kaffepengar?
En bild som cirkulerar på Thailändska chattsidor.
Medlem sedan 2012
7 juli 2014#38
Enligt PTP som inspekterat lagren tidigare, så saknades inget ris. 
Medlem sedan 2012
8 juli 2014#39
Det finns 500 kilos säckar också.
Medlem sedan 2012
8 juli 2014#40
Management of stockpiles in place
The National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO) has speeded up inspections of the state's rice stockpiles and expects to complete them by the end of this month before implementing a plan to release the stocks to the market.
Meanwhile, two new acting directors-general of the Commerce Ministry's Foreign Trade and Internal Trade departments were appointed and they have set sights mainly on managing the rice stockpiles.
A meeting yesterday chaired by General Pratinant Saihasadee on behalf of junta chief General Prayuth Chan-ocha was given a presentation on the progress of inspecting the rice stockpiles in provincial granaries after officials were sent to the sites over the past week. The inspections aim to determine the quantity and quality of state rice stocks.
According to the inspection committee, it found some rice was missing and massive deterioration in quality. It said it was committed to completing its inspections by the end of this month and providing a summary on its findings at each granary nationwide. How much rice is damaged would also be revealed.
"The outcome of the inspection will be submitted to the NCPO chief for consideration. Those who are found to have been involved in corruption [within the rice-stockpiling system] will be prosecuted," said a reporter citing the meeting's resolution.
NCPO deputy chief General Chatchai Sarikalaya, who is in charge of economic affairs, has assigned the Commerce Ministry to lay out a rice-release plan, which would also be sent to the junta chief for consideration.
This follows a meeting on Saturday he held with operators of the rice industry, including millers. That meeting concluded that the release of stockpiled rice would be handled to ensure that it does not affect the market price.
ML Panadda Diskul, permanent secretary of the Prime Minister's Office, is chairman of the inspection committee. In his latest report on Sunday, he said 24 teams of inspection officials had been sent to 12 provinces where there are granaries storing state-owned rice. At some of the granaries, rice was found to have gone missing. Moreover, the inspectors found the quality of some stocks had deteriorated. Yesterday in Phichit province, inspectors discovered that 15,000 tonnes of 5 per cent broken white rice was missing from four of 13 silos. A representative of the Public Warehouse Organisation filed a lawsuit against KTB Agro Co, owner of granaries housing the missing rice, alleging embezzlement.
Commerce Ministry permanent secretary Chutima Bunyapraphasara appointed Duangporn Rodphaya acting director-general of the Foreign Trade Department and Jintana Chaiyawonnagal as acting director-general of the Internal Trade Department last week, replacing Surasak Riangkrul and Somchart Soithong respectively.
Surasak was reassigned as ministry inspector-general, while Somchart has not yet received a new appointment.
Duangporn said clarifying how much rice is in the stockpiles and managing them would be her priority in her new post. Previously a ministry adviser, she said she would need some time to work on the rice issue and would soon reveal information to the public, as rice stocks are a hot topic for people right now.
Jintana said the Internal Trade Department was investigating the information on rice stocks under the instruction of the NCPO. She said she would call for a meeting of senior officials within a few days.
The Internal Trade Department was directly responsible for the rice-pledging scheme of the elected government ousted by the junta. It was also responsible for managing costs of other farm produce. Jintana was previously deputy director-general of the Trade Negotiations Department.
Surasak and Somchart have both denied that there was corruption in the rice-pledging scheme and insisted they both carefully administered the project transparently.
Meanwhile, two new acting directors-general of the Commerce Ministry's Foreign Trade and Internal Trade departments were appointed and they have set sights mainly on managing the rice stockpiles.
A meeting yesterday chaired by General Pratinant Saihasadee on behalf of junta chief General Prayuth Chan-ocha was given a presentation on the progress of inspecting the rice stockpiles in provincial granaries after officials were sent to the sites over the past week. The inspections aim to determine the quantity and quality of state rice stocks.
According to the inspection committee, it found some rice was missing and massive deterioration in quality. It said it was committed to completing its inspections by the end of this month and providing a summary on its findings at each granary nationwide. How much rice is damaged would also be revealed.
"The outcome of the inspection will be submitted to the NCPO chief for consideration. Those who are found to have been involved in corruption [within the rice-stockpiling system] will be prosecuted," said a reporter citing the meeting's resolution.
NCPO deputy chief General Chatchai Sarikalaya, who is in charge of economic affairs, has assigned the Commerce Ministry to lay out a rice-release plan, which would also be sent to the junta chief for consideration.
This follows a meeting on Saturday he held with operators of the rice industry, including millers. That meeting concluded that the release of stockpiled rice would be handled to ensure that it does not affect the market price.
ML Panadda Diskul, permanent secretary of the Prime Minister's Office, is chairman of the inspection committee. In his latest report on Sunday, he said 24 teams of inspection officials had been sent to 12 provinces where there are granaries storing state-owned rice. At some of the granaries, rice was found to have gone missing. Moreover, the inspectors found the quality of some stocks had deteriorated. Yesterday in Phichit province, inspectors discovered that 15,000 tonnes of 5 per cent broken white rice was missing from four of 13 silos. A representative of the Public Warehouse Organisation filed a lawsuit against KTB Agro Co, owner of granaries housing the missing rice, alleging embezzlement.
Commerce Ministry permanent secretary Chutima Bunyapraphasara appointed Duangporn Rodphaya acting director-general of the Foreign Trade Department and Jintana Chaiyawonnagal as acting director-general of the Internal Trade Department last week, replacing Surasak Riangkrul and Somchart Soithong respectively.
Surasak was reassigned as ministry inspector-general, while Somchart has not yet received a new appointment.
Duangporn said clarifying how much rice is in the stockpiles and managing them would be her priority in her new post. Previously a ministry adviser, she said she would need some time to work on the rice issue and would soon reveal information to the public, as rice stocks are a hot topic for people right now.
Jintana said the Internal Trade Department was investigating the information on rice stocks under the instruction of the NCPO. She said she would call for a meeting of senior officials within a few days.
The Internal Trade Department was directly responsible for the rice-pledging scheme of the elected government ousted by the junta. It was also responsible for managing costs of other farm produce. Jintana was previously deputy director-general of the Trade Negotiations Department.
Surasak and Somchart have both denied that there was corruption in the rice-pledging scheme and insisted they both carefully administered the project transparently.
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8 juli 2014#41
Nu pratar vi om ett lager. Endast ett.
Och ditt snack om att du tyckte det var en bra idé att kolla rislagren, börjar lukta illa.
Det gor det i anslutning till vissa lager ocksa, dessutom ar det ett hyfsat klientel animalier som livnar sig pa dessa lagers innehall, man slutar nastan ata ris efter att ha tjuvkikat in pa ett dylikt!
Medlem sedan 2009
8 juli 2014#42
Nu ska ingen vara dum här, risstödet är bra och fast att Thailand tappat en enormt stor del av sin exportmarknad så är det där risstödet bra!
Att det sedan har försvunnit några miljarder pengar samt att riset nu är borta, att risbonden kommer tvingas ställa om sitt liv, det är antagligen bra.
Med vänliga hälsningar
Tamdai
Medlem sedan 2009
8 juli 2014#43
Det gor det i anslutning till vissa lager ocksa, dessutom ar det ett hyfsat klientel animalier som livnar sig pa dessa lagers innehall, man slutar nastan ata ris efter att ha tjuvkikat in pa ett dylikt!
Tur att man brukar koka det först!
gäst
8 juli 2014#44
Dags att öppna bortförklaringarnas slussar nu...
Mja, Gen Maj Pong har bytt ut riset mot glass, därav saknaden av rispåsarna 
8 juli 2014#45
Hur kan 90 000 säck försvinna från ett lager.
Volymmässigt blir det ju gigantiskt 60 m gånger 60 gånger 15 höjd.
Så hur har detta försvunnet.
Inte vet jag,men ett frågetecken , ställer i alla fall jag
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