Let's say bye bye to this trouble UK girl

Date: Aug 6, 2009

Let's say bye bye to this trouble UK girl

Date: Aug 6, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Wish you good luck

i think Lao government is too easy to freed her and let she goes back to UK, in the beginning, Lao gov should have not allowed her to go back unless the British PM visits Laos like Mr bill clintion visited N,korea to rescue the 2 beautiful journalists few days ago. if Lao gov did as N.korea, I would reckon that the all MEDIA around the world will pay attention at Lao PDR and we will becomes a lillte famous on the world map.dont you think so?

Date: Aug 6, 2009

I totally agree with you.... I have no idea how much Lao gov got paid for that?

If there is this Fck women doing the wrong thing in Laos will English gov will sign the agreement?

Lao gov is too kind, when we look back years ago about Australian couple (kelly Dane)... They were 100% unlawful, but their gov protect them.

I am sure when these people are backed to their homeland they are not guilty at all and will centainly be free.

That is why other countries like to say that Lao law is like a joke any bady can break particularly those who have power...

In this case, Lao gov should consider again whether our law is meaningful and applies to all (Lao and Falang)????

Date: Aug 6, 2009

NOW I WANT AN APOLOGY FROM G'DAM BBC-NEWS AND THE REST OF MEDIA OUTLET THAT ACCUSED LAO CORRECTIONERS OFFICIALS RAPPED A BITCH.

Date: Aug 6, 2009

I agree, she should have served her term in Laos, and not the comfort of an English prison where they have what they want, computers and t.v etc.

Also she will probably only do a few years.

Let her rot.

Date: Aug 7, 2009

TESTING

Date: Aug 7, 2009

The Lao Government made a wise and correct decision on releasing the criminal to the British Authority. Laos have enough homegrown criminals to worry about. Let the British worry and take responsibility for their own problem.

It wouldn't be proper for the Lao Government to continue holding that British convict, while the Lao Government are negotiating for the release of Hmong-Lao citizens detained in Thai Immigration Detention facilities in Thailand for entering the country illegally. Sadly, despite the Lao Government's best humanitarian efforts to help those Hmong-Lao in locked up in Thailand, the warlord Vang Pao and his followers are shamelessly accusing the Lao Government of violating human rights. Ironically, it is these very shameless dogs that are extorting moneys from the homesicked Hmong diaspora communities

Date: Aug 7, 2009

Let her go back home, if she get pregnant again BBC and CNN will broadcast to the people in this global..... Lao official rape her.

Date: Aug 7, 2009

NOW SHE ARRIVED UK

pregnant British woman who was jailed in Laos after avoiding a firing squad for trafficking heroin has arrived back in the UK.

Orobator arrives at London's Heathrow airport

Samantha Orobator was flown into London's Heathrow Airport from the capital Vientiane.

The 20-year-old from south London, was given a life sentence after admitting drug smuggling.

She would have faced the death penalty had she not been pregnant.

ban nok · Senior Member

Good spokesman for the foreign affairs department. Speaking off the cuff and with a good comand of the topic and language. Not a low level functionary at all.

I swear if that baby is born with a fondness for padek there are going to be some embarrassed prisnon guards.

Date: Aug 7, 2009

It is difficult, since this is related to two important issues human right and drug.
if this could be happened, next time drug trafficking will use pregnant women.
caring pergnant women and let hundred pills transported is so sad.

Date: Aug 8, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

It is difficult, since this is related to two important issues human right and drug.
if this could be happened, next time drug trafficking will use pregnant women.
caring pergnant women and let hundred pills transported is so sad.

Human right,Lao goverment save baby's life. Drug, she's in jail for life. What else do u want? You are so mean to the baby who is very innocent.

Date: Aug 8, 2009

They are now start to talk bad about Laos

Laos trial attacked as 'Stalinist'

Date: Aug 8, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

It is difficult, since this is related to two important issues human right and drug.
if this could be happened, next time drug trafficking will use pregnant women.
caring pergnant women and let hundred pills transported is so sad.

Human right,Lao goverment save baby's life. Drug, she's in jail for life. What else do u want? You are so mean to the baby who is very innocent.

Oh I am sorry, dont get me wrong.
I said that because i think they are so bad that use pregnant women to traffic drug.
and it will make difficult for the justice later. I am not that mean and i care about baby, but also angry if those drugs delivered.

Date: Aug 9, 2009

its humanitarian to have thought about the fate of the innocent child in her womb. as for the mother, i wouldnt care much about her if she wasnt carrying a child with her. drug pushers and addicts are a bane to the society.

http://eye-in-the-blue-sky.blogspot.com/2009/08/ancient-siam-around-thailand-in-day.html

Date: Aug 9, 2009

where is the baby's father ? i heard he gone missing

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