Koh Tao survival story! "George's" story of how he & his friend survived unprovoked attack & fled.
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- "George" (not his real name) from the Netherlands and his friend were forced to flee Koh Tao after a nasty incident that started outside a beach bar on Sairee Beach. They both say that they fairly certain that the bar in question was the "Sun Dance Bar."
At the time "George" was 28 years of age and nearly 1.9m tall (6 feet 2 inches). He is fairly sure that the attack occurred on or about the morning of 26 May 2013.
(NB. the first few moments of the interview were not recorded)
Other survival stories from Carla Bartel of Manitoba, Canada
and
and Sam Venning (originally from Somerset, England and now in San Francisco, California, USA) were published on this channel within a few weeks of the publication of "George's" interview.
m.th-cam.com/video/9OyIMzJ2kWI/w-d-xo.html
My latest effort highlighting 30+ people who did not survive Koh Tao plus a handful like George who did. ✅
I lived in Thailand 14 years, worked at Bans fishbowl for a year, I know Santi only too well, he started out friendly to me then later tried to provoke me but he never got violent but he attacked a friend and knocked out his tooth. Unprovoked attack. He likes to punch farang. I don't remember a "sun dance bar." .... most of the folks on the island are very peaceful and kind,.. it is or was a hangout for Surat Thani mafia hitmen and enforcers protected by very powerful and crazy "politician" and mafia boss named Suthep T.
Your comments are always appreciated and I am sure the readers find them enlightening. ✅✅🙏👍
Sounds like a lovely 😍 place !
Lived in Thailand for 20 yrs ! Been to Koh Tao and never again. Never felt safe and as I speak fluent Thai I over heard things that scared the shit out of me and me and my wife left the next day on the first boat, it was a long night waiting for the morning to come ! For every murder you hear abt there is 4x more you don't ever hear abt unless family's of missing backpackers kick up a stink, otherwise the Thai media won't ever say anything. Tourism is essential to Thailand. Stay Away from Koh Tao People it's not called Death island for nothing. 2 poor Burmese guys are rotting in a Koh Samui jail after being Framed for Murders they had nothing to do with.
Great comment Sir! It can be enlightening to be able to speak the language and therefore innocently “eavesdrop” on dangerous people plotting violent actions. Even though I have highlighted over 30 deaths on Koh Tao, I always feel that I am merely scratching the surface as further deaths are brought to my attention.
George did the right thing imo. I have been to Thailand many times and that 'something not right' alarm bells need to be acted on fast. Have had some incidents both with falang and Thai, staff and punters. Be polite, get the check bin quick and leave. Things can escalate quickly. Always other places you can go.
Excellent advice!🧐🤔🙏🏻
Sairee beach was a shit hole. If you are not interested in scuba diving there is no need to visit Koh Tao. I did walk along that footpath on the beach front late at night and can see how easy it would be for someone to commit such crimes.
Thanks for your comment there Dead Farang. 👍👍✅✅. You have a great channel by the way! I recommend your channel to anyone who wants to view travel videos that are light hearted and entertaining. I recall seeing your attempts to hire a small motorbike on Koh Tao without surrendering your passport as security. You had no luck so eventually handed over your passport. However, you had the good sense to film the motorbike with its existing damage before you took it away thereby avoiding the scam of being charged for pre-existing damage. Well done 👍 and good lesson for new travellers. (NB. The Australian Embassy maintains that one’s Australian passport is property of the Australian government and is not the property of the passport holder to be used as security.)
follow the yellow brick road. Fk creeepy little walk that.
Good to know cause it sure looks pretty
@@KOHTAOMURDERSDEATHISLAND I had that happen to me in Koh Phangan (they kept my passport) - I had a minor stack and got ripped off pretty badly
So sad. As it never used to be a shithole
Another great first hand interview. Nicely done, Ian.
Thanks Dad. I always appreciate your comments!
Thanks for sharing guys! 🙏🏻
I'm glad you're safe. Thanks for raising awareness
George provided a great service by granting this interview as it has now received over 10,000 views.
His dismissive attitude to not reporting it to police means he knows that the cops wouldn't do shit because they run along with the gangs!
I don’t have any statistics but it seems that an awful lot of tourists who are victims of violent crime on Koh Tao regard a report to police as being futile. Indeed, there is a tendency for police to disregard reports or, even worse, accuse the victim of making a false report and threatening the victim. This was highlighted a few years ago when a 19 yo London girl reported that she had been drugged, robbed and sodomised on Koh Tao.
There's a saying in Thailand. If you report a stolen chicken to the police they will take your goat
After the army, the cops are the biggest gang.
@@stevenhunter1338 Good , I hate my goat he eats everything !
An important detail that maybe you don’t know is that after Hanna and David nightmare the Koh Tao police started targeting tourists coming out from the Rasta bar arresting them for few joints or for minor issues but they never went where the Thais use to sell naturally. This to ask bribes and steal further money to tourists. It was clear they were persecuting farangs for revenge. I was one of them. I well know Samui court and even the jail (they bring me there by mistake the day of the trial😂I had to pay 2000 euros for 2 gr of weed (the most expensive of my life) they took my passport and put me 3 hr in a monkey cage at the Koh Tao police station (such a bad memory to see it again in your videos😞) I was in the same cage with a guy from Burma, I will never forget the fear in his eyes. He gave me water and sigarettes and when I finally came out I’ve bring I’m back food, water and more from 7/11. It was the worst experience of my life. I’m not proud of this. And it’s not easy talking about it. But I hope this helps somebody to think about it😉🙏
Thanks for sharing that important information with other viewers and tourists!
I feel I must have to say that dear Ian, also if it’s a very private thing I’m not proud of. I appreciate a lot what you’re doing and I thank you for keeping the memory alive. Im always thinking about the relatives of the victims. I was shocked when I heard also Berndt died and I’m quite sure things went probably as you and Susan are stating. I’m also sure this will let understand (a few..not everybody) to better understand the culture and be aware. I want to underline I’m not a drug addict or a criminal, I’ve never had problems with the law, I only prefer smoking because I never drink alcool… I love and miss the real true Thailand of 20 plus years ago when there was no greed, less anger and a welcoming culture. Unfortunately they manage to erase the beautiful Oriental true culture of the ancient past times. Same as in my beautiful island unfortunately.
😂😂
First, Prayers of condolences to the family victim,
but dude just sound so entitled and petty.
"I had to pay 2000 euros for 2 gr of weed" in the Red State the penalty increases to a felony for a second possession offense, punishable by a minimum $2,500 fine and 15 days to two years' imprisonment.
But you're in the "monkey cage" for 3 hr 😵 Oh no.
How dare you these angry "Oriental" not give the "15 days to two years' imprisonment" instead of the 3 hr.
@@kylefrost1909 I know, right? I'm shocked they didn't give him 5 years in prison for the possession of weed. I assume this was before its legallazation. Back then, 2 grams of weed would get you 5 years in prison. He got out in a few hours for 2,000 euro. Don't do drugs in Asia!
@@luceinbattaglia9425 You say you're not a criminal but you are smoking weed in Thailand where everyone knows drugs were illegal. You were a criminal. I bet you went to University.
i met a few 19 year old british backpackers in chiang mai, who detailed a similar experience of a young foreigner they met briefly on the island. I'd told them of not only the string of murders on Kao Tao, but also that several potential victims we're fortunate enough to get away and detail their escapes in interviews such as above. On that, they said 'oh we met a lad who said he was chased by 2-3 islanders, and happened to get away.
For some reason these incidents never get a mention in the travel brochures. Go figure! 🧐
@@KOHTAOMURDERSDEATHISLAND Late night or early morning runs on the beach for exercise is probably how the Thailand tourism office would describe it. Keeps travelers in shape.
Ive got friends on koh phagnan and I have been going there for almost 20 years. I was told a few times that Koh Tao is only for a day trip snorkelling and never take a pretty woman there because if the headmans son likes her, you might end up in th sea and the police wont do anything.A year or so later, Hannah and David were murdered the day before I flew back to the UK. By the time I got home, the news was everywhere. Like hell would I go there.
Go to Phagnan or Samui, they're bigger islands by far so the chance you will be attacked are far less. Samui is for people who want starbucks and mcdonalds to go with their holiday and Phagnan is for people who generally want to relax and stay away from that. Its less hectic on Phagnan
Thanks Craig
I hope many people read your comment.
One lesson on that is always stick together!! Bad feeling n leaving alone no good. Always scary in a foreign country. Smart to get out of there.
Yes, they were very smart to get out of there!
“Why do some expats remain on Koh Tao so long?” Su Buchanan gives her reasons. Su was a scuba 🤿 diving instructor, founder of the Samui Times online news service and the author of THE CURSE OF THE TURTLE: The True Story of Thailand’s Backpacker Murders.
m.th-cam.com/video/Thj6JpopgLE/w-d-xo.html
Su’s reasons
@@KOHTAOMURDERSDEATHISLAND TY Ian I'll take a look.
Fascinating interview, very sad story though. Many thanks
Thanks for your feedback Jean. You are in good company. Many people are viewing this interview and other interviews with survivors on this channel.
Thanks for uploading Ian. Appreciate it. Could I ask you why and how you first got interested in these subjects, sorry if you have mentioned this in a different video.
Hi James. I intend making a video that addresses some frequently asked questions such as yours. Thanks for watching and thanks for your various positive comments. 👍✅
Very Good Interview.
Thank you Steve. “George” has an important story to tell !
George made wise move, he sensed danger & got off the island ASAP.
Yes. George did well to extract himself from a dangerous situation and now he is doing a great public service by warning ⚠️ others about his experience.
It would be better if the interviewer didn’t say yes or yep after every statement the guy being interviewed says. Just a tip of constructive criticism. What a crazy story, that island is scary, I would not go there.
Excellent advice, it is very annoying! He even saying it before guys done speaking. Im assuming he wants audience to know hes awake and engaged.
3AM at a Beach Bar in Koh Tao two foreigners drinking at a bar. What could possibly go wrong ? Sometimes you make your luck.
Agreed
how scary this must have been!! how scary it must be trying to hide, stuck on this island, with nowhere to go. Thanks for spreading information! I used to be very naive solotravelling, now I m older and wiser and more aware of what happens in the world outside of my bubble. This is great information, keep the videos up!
Thanks Quan B! I appreciate all your feedback. 👍✅🏝
Where are you from Quan B? Out of curiosity, how did you stumble across this channel? Thanks.
@@KOHTAOMURDERSDEATHISLAND from germany, I was looking for a safe country to solotravel and I watch true crime a lot, too, so this island got my attention
@@quant.842 Germany 🇩🇪 would not have been my first guess! For some reason my audience in Germany has been growing in recent months. I have written to the Foreign Minister, the Honourable Annalena Baerbock asking for help for the two scapegoats. Recently I also wrote to the President of Bavaria given that the Thai Royal Family spends so much time there. Did you know that a guy from Ingolstadt was found dead on Koh Tao in June 2018? Bernd Grotsch was his name.
@@quant.842 m.th-cam.com/video/YpxrZCenp9U/w-d-xo.html Bernd Grotsch is featured in this video from 8 min 12 seconds to 14 minutes 14 seconds.
Great work you are doing there mate 👍👍 thank you
I lived in Thailand for a couple of years around a decade ago. I've just come back from a holiday there, where I got my drink spiked BY BAR STAFF in Bangkok. Thankfully I didn't lose too much.
When I was in Koh Tao in 2013 they pulled a dead guy out of the pool after an all-night Songkran celebration at my resort. I also had an incident of my own where a knife was held to my neck by one of the local Thais.
As a whole Thailand is getting worse for foreigners and I don't see the trend reversing any time soon.
Of course most Thais are decent people but there is a sizeable contingent who live to get one over on Farangs. (Farang = such a loaded word. More than most care to admit, let's be honest).
Then there's the new tax recently slapped on expats and retirees. At this point is the contempt from Thai society not palpable? To be fair, some of it must come from the unfair dynamics set up by our global financial system. However, who wants to go where they don't feel welcome?
Time to start giving other, more deserving places a chance.
Thanks for the comment and moral support! Which resort were you staying at when that guy was dragged from the pool? Do you have any other details such as the date? Nationality? Age? Cause?
@@KOHTAOMURDERSDEATHISLAND Sure! I appreciate you.
Quite sure it was Lotus Paradise Resort. I never spoke with him, or anyone that knew him, but he was a white guy, rumoured Russian or Eastern European. Cause wasn't discussed - it was assumed to be an accident. Was only a few days after I arrived, and looking back - the first big indication that something was seriously wrong with the place. Early April 2013, sometime around the 12th - it happened on the first big night of Songkran celebrations, or the morning after.
great interview,
Thanks Layne. Several people have commented that I interrupt my guests too much. I am still learning. 😃
@@KOHTAOMURDERSDEATHISLAND you are doing a great job,and ask all the relevant questions,i have only just found your channel and like it a lot,you have a nice persona and thats very refreshing,
@@KOHTAOMURDERSDEATHISLAND I think it's good that you sometimes comment 'yes / yeah' to the person you're interviewing as we do this naturally in conversation. It's giving affirmations and is encouraging to the speaker so no need to doubt yourself!
@@e.s.4175 Thanks for that. I think that some people might have been annoyed because every time one of us made a sound the camera focused on the new speaker and left the previous speaker, in this case George. Anyway, I’m glad that not everyone was annoyed! ✅👍😃
I heard from a Korean coworker that lived in Thailand for a long time that Thai people become angry from 0-100.
Yes, it tends to happen very quickly without thought of the consequences.
@@KOHTAOMURDERSDEATHISLAND Don't lie
My experience is the opposite. Thai people lose face if they get angry or violent. They might be smiling but are seething inside. Violence is a last resort generally speaking.
@@gwaponobby you wrong
@@Joe-ff1oh Did you go to school Joe?
I have to say, and I am not condoning any of the attacks and certainly not the murders, but I feel like those beautiful islands have been totally trashed from us westerners going there, and the locals, as much as they might enjoy the income, do not like what's happened to their country. They find us brash, drunk, rude, barely clothed, loud etc etc...and unfortunately some of them are then attacking randoms who haven't really done anything. Same as in Lao. That's the new Thailand and the locals are quite horrified at the tubing in their once beautiful rivers, from drunk, bikini clad women and loud drunk men. I am not by any means saying it's ok and I am a westerner that loves to travel but I do understand why they don't always like us.
I see what you mean but I feel like you don't know Thai's 😂 you think they don't trash the streets/beaches themselves?
@@nofood1 fair point!
I agree with your assessment of especially Canadian and American tourists in foreign countries. I'm an epat living for 10 years in a Mexican tourist town on the west coast. I am totally embarrassed by the low class, drunken, and entitled behavior. They never take responsibility for anything that befalls them even if it is absolutely their fault. Disgusting!! Canadians especially used to be well respected worldwide but now they are tolerated because of tourist dollars. Sad!
@@shirmeymckamey9386 oh really, Canadians? That surprised me. I'm British but I thought that Brits abroad would win the most shameful award. You can always spot them a mile away, football shirt, burnt skin, drunk and loud and no class (not me of course! :) ). Its horrible to see isn't it. We're not all like it but the ones that are give their countries such a bad name. Mexico must be lovely to live in. Enjoy!
without tourist it would be a slit hole, the locals are all on meth, they clean up for foreigners
Ko tao is a strange island . It's notorious reputation has made this island unpleasant to visit . Obviously , some business services there and workers are not professional . It's easier to change our mind by not going there than to change the place or some people. They would do to Thais as well , not only to tourists.
Flawed interview. Howabout that Thai guy who has been seen on numerous videos and in fact he was seen at 3 of the murders on the island fare into all this? Is that the same guy who chased this guy? I would have shown him a picture of this dude. He is definitely a suspect.
Good suggestion.
Showing western society’s compassion for a dogs well being or lack of? Hmm. Many years back, in southern Thailand a British neighbor came home to be told by their neighbors gardener that the beloved family pet had walked in front of an auto and been killed. Upon inquiry, they'd been told basically the pet died instantly, yet upon further inquiry (hoping to see the dog, b/c you always if possible need independent verification) & also to claim her remains for the childrens sake, etc. They were surprised when asked if it was alright to make good use of the meat.
Most of we Farang, of various nationalities, had lived in parts of South Asia for extended postings. It was the manner in the communication (mother hadn't yet calmed the kids or lead them away from the bearer of bad news). Once more- tremendous cultural night & day. Although different South Asian, N Asian & SE Asian parts hadn't yet outlawed dog meat in those years, the culture clash could've easily lead to more than heartbroken children if their father had reacted differently. In fact much of discussions afterwards involved the dexterity with which banana knives & machete’s double as tools of the trade & lethal weapons, whereas Farang father arrived in only business attire unarmed & unprepared for disagreement or insult. The islands incl. Koh Tao have always always carried a reputation, well before these more recent tourist developments popularity. Be careful- they’re wild & wooly worlds- not only Koh Tao!
Great comment! 👍 Thanks for going to so much effort. ✅
@@KOHTAOMURDERSDEATHISLAND What? Did you read the comment? That's not a "Great comment!" that's a racism Asian stereotype.
So glad we know about this before going to Thailand. I see others still promoting this place.....perhaps they are unaware.
Many are unaware. Many just want views at any cost especially if it is some of their viewers who might bear that cost! In many other areas of life and commerce, people are obliged to include WARNINGS ⚠️ and disclaimers but it seems the travel industry can be quite gleefully reckless.
@@KOHTAOMURDERSDEATHISLAND So glad you are about exposing the truth!
@@BandGsAdventures-wv6vq THANKS ✅ for your comments and support! 👍
Doing good work.
Thanks Gabriel. I simply recorded George as he told his story . It wasn’t difficult.
It’s about time someone faced down these Ko Tao murderers the local police aren’t going to, maybe someone could put up some money for special forces to pay. Visit?
How about ridding the REAL bastards that made the current world system so sucky instead?
History has it that the man in a black tie is still saying yup/yes
Yup/yes ... I am frightfully agreeable! 😃
@@KOHTAOMURDERSDEATHISLANDyes
We all have friends that sense things about to happen before we do. We may even shrug off the situation..Lesson learned. Pay attention to the George types.
George is a cool guy! ✅👍
I live in Thailand, very true, very brave 10, handed alone, their coward's
I have never been to Thailand or any Southeast Asia country. I am looking to travel to the Philippines soon though & Thailand has crossed my mind as a stop on the trip. Koh Tao has amazing diving spots & that would be my main interest. They say nothing after midnight is good. I wonder if he knew the Koh Tao reputation before they stayed out drinking till 3am ?
I don’t think they did know.
Dude just let your guests speak... nice work but the yes’s are not needed
Ok. Noted. ✅
One great tip for new people trying thailand, Dont get in a thais way, If you see an angry thai and your not part of the situation just keep walking and mind your owen business, Foreigners so often jump in trying to deescalate the situation not knowing your escalating it for your self and making your self a target to them....
I think that’s good advice although I have an anecdote about a situation where I successfully de-escalated a confrontation between two angry Thai taxi 🚖 🚕 drivers who had a minor collision. They had both been speeding, driving dangerously and cutting each other off before one taxi grazed the other causing minor damage to both vehicles including busting some mirrors. I was an unimpressed passenger in one of the taxis. I simply got out of the passenger’s seat with a pen and paper and started writing down the number plates as I had plenty of practice writing and reading characters in the Thai alphabet. When they saw what I was doing, one exclaimed “falang” whereupon the heated argument immediately ceased, they both scurried back into their taxis and the whole incident was over - save for the damage.
mix of meth and old black magic beliefs can make the most paradise like place dark...
The world 🌎 has never been so divided the anger and the hatred it's everywhere watch your back trust no one and mind you're own business been to Thailand once didn't like the vibe Phillipines is better and going to cambodia soon I would never go to Thailand again it's the land of fake smiles !
the interviewer constantly saying "yes"..is so distracting!
Several people made similar comments on my video interviews. What you see is the raw unedited video. In contrast, interviews that appear on TV will generally be condensed with distracting parts cut out. I hope you got some benefit from this unedited video despite the annoying distractions.
I think it will be alright. It’s good my friend 👍
I lived there 30 years before & the problem there was drunk fishermen from Cambodia.
Interesting ...
I think its defo jealousy as they cant get western women to fancy them so they take it out in the male tourists, lets not ignore this fact.
I wonder if the staff were jealous and aiming for the 2 girls.
A few other viewers were wondering the same thing!
I think the problem was the Thai guys thought the two Dutch girls were there's.
Thai men are very jealous
You might be right about the reason n for the attack. We’ll never know for sure. Certainly, many Thai guys can get jealous and have a sense of entitlement.
What exactly would be considered disrespectful as a tourist in Thailand or surrounding islands? I mean your a tourist, it would be expected to not know their way of life. I think the real issue is corruption. Period
It's ok, go there and take drugs and then go to prison when you don't pay the 'fee.'
You will have many years to find out what is disrespectful, or............
you could do some basic research before visiting the country as most sensible people do.
another one !
Im going to visit there no matter what..
Up to you Victor! I hope you have a good time. ✅
My guest is there might be a serial killer on Koh Tao island. All the deaths are not just coincidence.
Some of the locals there might be heavy drug addicts. Once they're really high on drugs, they get crazy and violence, especially towards tourists wanting to kill them. 0:03
Did you notice the recent death of UK tourist THEO BAILEY?
@@KOHTAOMURDERSDEATHISLAND No .. That's crazy!
@@zzzthaoster THEO BAILEY video m.th-cam.com/video/1u9m_zCKYQM/w-d-xo.html
What was the issue of provocation? Why did the Thais wanted revenge?
Some Thais on Koh Tao are simply nasty, violent people who need little or no provocation before viciously attacking a tourist. George mentions that the Thai guy kicked a dog just before the Thai guy turned his aggression towards George.
@@KOHTAOMURDERSDEATHISLAND Really? To me the explanation what provoked the attack is rather vague. Thais, generally very calm and nice people, don't just go after you for no reason. It would be interesting to hear the other side of the story. Anyone who has ever been to Southeast Asia knows how European tourists can behave there with too much alcohol and drugs. At the very least, you should take extra care when doing so in an environment of potentially jealous, full with resentment and violent contemporaries. Take care all
@@terencehill3972 I agree that Thais are generally very calm and nice people. However, on islands such as Koh Tao many of the Thais are descended from pirates and smugglers. Some violent Thais can be fuelled by alcohol and/or drugs too. It’s true that we only have one side of the story but it’s a story worth telling and publishing.
@@KOHTAOMURDERSDEATHISLAND He didn't say the Thai kicked the dog.
m.th-cam.com/video/SkFim3hGiMA/w-d-xo.html
“It could have been me in that body bag!”
Survival story from Sam Venning & Carla Bartel who survived an unprovoked attack on Sairee Beach where Hannah Witheridge & David Miller were murdered.
yip yip yip yes yip yep yes yip
😁 Ok, I get the message.
Koh Taos lovely - everyone knows you don’t mess with Locals.. keep yourself to yourself in Thailand. It’s conservative as anything here
However, the locals are free to mess with ANYONE! ... without fear of repercussions.
This happened in a bar at 3 am. Go figure?????????
yeah at 3 am you can expect ppl to follow you to your hotel and probalby get killed..?
Did the bartenders have interest in Dutch girls they was with? Sound like jealousy attack
Possibly. That is a reasonable guess.
A bit of criticism.
I could not complete this interview because of your constant interruptions. Although some were necessary a lot of useless "yups" or "uhums" every single second it seemed were unbearable.
It came off as if you were rushing him and were not entirely interested in listening. It is important to just be silent and listen sometimes.
I made it 6 minutes in.
Several people made similar comments so you are in good company. It is a raw interview without any editing.
didn't disturb me. interruptions made sense.
You should be ashamed that australia ordinary people like you, do nothing and have allowed Julian Assange to faces extradition jail and quite possibly torture too.
The pathetic Australian government going along with it, let the US and UK do whatever they want.
It also shows how much the Australian government cares about its citizens.
The reality is that some ordinary Australians have been actively and tirelessly supporting Julian Assange while the majority of ordinary people in Australia do nothing.
Avoid Sairee beach eh? I stayed in other side of the island this year. Zero problems
Consider yourself lucky.
That’s literally like saying “I have never been murdered so I doubt anyone else has” 🤭
“My children have never caught chicken pox so it must be fake”
“I’m colourblind so colours mustn’t be real”
🤭 I could go on
@@iatecinderella not remotely the same. I didn't say people didn't get murdered there because I didn't have any trouble.
other side of the island is like another world. atleast it was
Dude stop saying yes yup yes yup yes yes yes yes yeah yeah it is so fricken annoying
Hey that's rude
Its a big rich hearing an Australian bloke talking about how some thai people are descendants of pirate.. Pot calling the kettle black much? lol
Not at all. Your poorly written comment suggests you were a reject from remedial English and from history. It’s just as well you find your own ignorance amusing as evidenced by your little “lol” at the end.
@@KOHTAOMURDERSDEATHISLAND "Pot calling the kettle black much" that's kinda funny.
lol means laugh out loud been using in English since the 80s. (In NA at least)
Also he not wrong Australia are literally jail colony for the British Empire🤗
Honest I thought he tried to help the victim, but he just pretended to bring the guest in to listen to their story yet can't stop interrupting the guest. He tried to push to somekind of an agenda it seem. Judging from the comments he liked he for sure a racist sexpat. That's 99% of Australian bloke in Asia, because he can't get white women to love him.
sad
Australians are not. There has been French-Canadians that were forced into exile by the Brits in 1837-1838. It was that or death. So they went. They were mostly farmers. They had to leave their land, wife, children behind. Some managed years later to come back with great difficulty, just think of the travel between these two places for one thing. It is way too easy to call Australians all descendants of pirates. You ought to be ashamed of yourself.
I feel the island has it's own problems with the dubious Burmese population who may have grouses to wreck and disrepute the island and more for being underlings of the Thai employers there. How the Thai deal with law and order balancing cheap labor and keeping tourism affordable is perhaps as such. So it probably do come with a price to learn Asian manners. How and the manner interviewee asked about the dog yelping may trigger some cultural sensitivity too. Do not treat Asians there like servants and don't assume Western superiority is my take. Seems to me the island is trying to establish a new Thai superiority tourism standards.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣liar
A couple of drinks here and a couple of drinks there and at 3am buy a few more drinks and then start asking nosy questions about a wailing dog. Lullo award winner of the week.
I start to think that you're using death to push your own agenda.
At first, I thought you were helping the victim and raising awareness, but the interview couldn't go for 1 min without the guest being interrupted.
It's less about what the guest has to say but about what you have to say afterward.
Keep up the pandering and propaganda dude!
Dude stopping tearing the man down!
This was hardly a story let alone a survival story. What kind of Clickbait crap is this?
You’re in the minority Big Dog but that’s ok. 👌