The Golden Triangle Rider

[Captain_Slash]

Hopefully this in todays Bangkok Post happens as planned

http://www.bangkokpost.com/News/02Jun2008_news12.php
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If Typhoo Put The T In Britain Who Put The C_unt In Scunthorpe

UK 19 Gold Medals, Whinging Aussies 14

[Ian Bungy]

I Clicked on it But nothing came up Anyway Who wants More Tar-seal Roads What we want is Half the People on Earth, 1/3rd of the cars and more Dirt Roads Then we would be Back to Having Fun Off course there is a Fuel and Food Shortage, What do you Expect with All the Bloody Bludgers and Do Gooder Human Rights Groups And Religious Nut Cases Ranting on about Feeding a bunch of Non-Productive Idiots who lay around all day Breeding More Kids they can't Feed!!! It is Natures way of Population Control same as with the Animal Kingdom that everyone look after themselves and only the Strong should Survive. If it was left as it was supposed to Be we would have Heaps of Food and Fuel right That feels better getting the Truth out to all the Uneducated or Blind Masses out there Right i am off to Nan for a Ride to use up some More Natural Resources before we Waste them on some other Useless Cause
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Cheers Ian

[monsterman]

Thers still plenty of mountain tracks for u to tear up Ian, put some knobbly tyres on the triumph .
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[Captain_Slash]

The link worked when I posted it but now just comes up as page unavailable, heres the article from yesterdays Bangkok Post


Ambitious rural road plan gets a dusting off
Amornrat Mahitthirook


The Department of Rural Roads plans to complete its long-delayed construction of 7,000 kilometres of "dustless roads" countrywide within 18 months.


Department chief Supot Saplom said he hopes to speed up construction of asphalt roads by borrowing money domestically instead of simply waiting for annual budget allocations from the government.


The project requires more than 34 billion baht, but his department has received only 700 million baht a year for road construction.


At this level of funding there was no saying when people in the provinces would travel on safer roads without having to worry about dust.


"If we have to wait for a budget, I must say it will take a very long time to finish the project," he said.


He had discussed the idea of raising domestic loans with senior officials, including Budget Bureau chief Wutipan Wichairat and Transport Minister Santi Promphat.


He said Mr Santi agreed with the idea in principle.


However, the proposal must be approved by cabinet.


Mr Supot said he would seek cabinet approval this month.


Under the plan, Mr Supot said, his department would use its annual budget to repay the loans raised for the work.


"The investment in the asphalt roads accounts for only 5% of state mega-project spending, but it would upgrade the quality of life for more than 40 million people," he said.


If the plan is approved, construction of the roads would begin as early as May next year.


The roads could be finished in two-and-a-half years.


The plan would have the added benefit of boosting the economy through job creation, he said.


The department looks after 42,000km of roads countrywide, but only 35,000km of them are sealed.
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If Typhoo Put The T In Britain Who Put The C_unt In Scunthorpe

UK 19 Gold Medals, Whinging Aussies 14

[Captain_Slash]

This link appears to work now but its exactly the same as the other one, strange

http://www.bangkokpost.com/020608_News/02Jun2008_news12.php
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If Typhoo Put The T In Britain Who Put The C_unt In Scunthorpe

UK 19 Gold Medals, Whinging Aussies 14