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Bride "Trafficking" Unveiled

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Errr i know lets make a film about something i know nothing about.

I love how they're filming the little gift shops on beach rd and the "researcher" referred to it as a "meat market".. Should have had her meet up on a PA Bar Crawl and see the real Pattaya. :Dance1:

"I'm just a squirrel trying to get a nut"

 

 

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Note that she says Nana Plaza is much worse than Pattaya. Shows how ignorant she really is.

Another $25000 dollars in american taxpayer money gone to a good cause. I wonder if she passed her thesis after this? Give that girl a medal, after all, she's helping save the world! America knows best etc etc.

 

Another 5 minutes of my life i won't get back ;)

I thought she had some valid points. She just got off track a bit.

 

Maybe I will do a documentary of how many falang lose all their money to pretty Thai girls.

 

She focus way too much on the bad marriages that could happen with any 2 people.

 

That being said, I think Mail order brides is a bad idea by both sides. I also agree that the Thai women who do get stuck in an abusive relationship should have more protection.

 

She tried to add in the nightlife, which I think is really another topic. Her case would have been stronger if she just focused on the women going overseas to marry man she hardly knows.

 

 

 

That is just my opinion.

Edited by ExpatDave

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