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Bangkok Massage Parlors: Ex-Massage Parlor Tycoon Rubs Away Thailand’s Police Chief

spafinder — Tue, 20 Sep 2011 07:00:26 +0000

Ex-Massage Parlor Tycoon Rubs Away Thailand’s Police ChiefBy Richard S. EhrlichSeptember 19, 2011
BANGKOK, Thailand — When voters recently elected a crude, joke-cracking, former massage parlor tycoon to parliament, no one expected him to immediately unleash a video sting against Thailand’s biggest illegal casino, and topple the country’s chief of police, plus the military-installed head of the National Security Council.
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The American Embassy refused to issue Mr. Chuvit a visa to meet his two daughters and former wife in San Diego, California, because he previously owned several huge Bangkok massage parlors packed with sex workers and openly admitted to bribing police, he said.
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Mr. Chuvit said he exposed the biggest one, which raked in about $500,000 every night from 1,000 gamblers in the heart of Bangkok.
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“It is impossible that a large casino can open in the heart of Bangkok, and top-ranking police officers are not aware of it, and do not give a nod to the casino operator,” said Deputy Prime Minister Chalerm Yubamrung, a fearsome former police captain.

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Bangkok Massage Parlors: Thailand’s election winner puts together coalition

spafinder — Tue, 12 Jul 2011 18:00:39 +0000

Yingluck Shinawatra, leader of the Phue Thai Party, waves to her supporters after a press conference at party headquarters in Bangkok, Thailand, Sunday, July 3, 2011. (AP Photo/Wason Wanichkorn)
BANGKOK (AP) — Thailand’s election winner moved quickly Monday to shore up her party’s already-resounding victory, forming a ruling coalition with four smaller parties and vowing to pursue national reconciliation after five years of instability and political violence over the military coup that ousted her brother.
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The 2006 military coup that ousted Thaksin Shinawatra sharply polarized Thai society, opening up a struggle between his supporters and opponents that culminated in protests and street battles that roiled Bangkok last year and took 90 lives as the army restored order.
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Joining the Democrats in opposition will be the Rak Thailand — Love Thailand — Party of former massage parlor tycoon Chuvit Kamolvisit, whose tough-talking, anti-corruption campaign garnered four seats.

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Bangkok Massage Parlors: Thailand’s election winner puts together coalition

spafinder — Tue, 12 Jul 2011 06:48:45 +0000

BANGKOK — Thailand’s election winner moved quickly Monday to shore up her party’s already-resounding victory, forming a ruling coalition with four smaller parties and vowing to pursue national reconciliation after five years of instability and political violence over the military coup that ousted her brother.
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The 2006 military coup that ousted Thaksin Shinawatra sharply polarized Thai society, opening up a struggle between his supporters and opponents that culminated in protests and street battles that roiled Bangkok last year and took 90 lives as the army restored order.
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Joining the Democrats in opposition will be the Rak Thailand — Love Thailand — Party of former massage parlor tycoon Chuvit Kamolvisit, whose tough-talking, anti-corruption campaign garnered four seats.
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Associated Press writers Todd Pitman, Sinfah Tunsarawuth and Thanyarat Doksone in Bangkok and Michael Casey in Dubai contributed to this report.

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Bangkok Massage Parlors: Thailand’s election winner puts together coalition

spafinder — Mon, 04 Jul 2011 19:00:52 +0000

BANGKOK—Thailand’s election winner moved quickly Monday to shore up her party’s already-resounding victory, forming a ruling coalition with four smaller parties and vowing to pursue national reconciliation after five years of instability and political violence over the military coup that ousted her brother.Yingluck Shinawatra, who will become Thailand’s first female prime minister, said her priority would be “how to lead the country to unity and reconciliation.”The 2006 military coup that ousted Thaksin Shinawatra sharply polarized Thai society, opening up a struggle between his supporters and opponents that culminated in protests and street battles that roiled Bangkok last year and took 90 lives as the army restored order.The military eased concerns of renewed turmoil Monday by declaring acceptance of the sweeping electoral win of Yingluck’s pro-Thaksin Pheu Thai Party.Defense Minister Gen. Prawit Wongsuwon said the army would accept a government led by 44-year-old Yingluck, and vowed the military would not stage a coup.”I’ve said this several times,” Prawit was quoted as saying by several Thai newspapers. “We are not going to interv …

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Bangkok Massage Parlors: A barely healed Thailand goes to the polls

spafinder — Sun, 03 Jul 2011 09:25:01 +0000

… More Images » Thailand’s Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva, right, greets supporters in the rain during final campaigning efforts for the ruling Democrat Party in Bangkok on Friday. Big rallies in Bangkok marked a final push by candidates in a national election on Sunday aimed at resolving Thailand’s sometimes violent six-year political crisis but which many fear will only fuel more turbulence.Photograph by: Sukree Sukplang, Reuters
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Livening up the battle for the 500 seats in Thailandâs parliament, of which 375 are contested locally and 125 on the basis of nationwide party lists, is massage parlor kingpin Chuvit Kamolvisit.
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âThe important thing is whether these promises can be implemented, which is always contentious in Thailand,â said Supavud Saicheua, managing director with Bangkokâs Phatra Securities.
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Abhisit opponents decry the English-speaking prime minister, often seen as aloof and effete. âHe has done nothing in his years in office,â said Nawa Lee, a bus station clerk in Bangkok, who said sheâd vote for anyone but Abhisit.

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Bangkok Massage Parlors: Former super-pimp bids for office in Thailand

spafinder — Thu, 30 Jun 2011 19:48:33 +0000

BANGKOK — As the super-pimp who once ran Thailand’s biggest brothel empire and then exposed the police kickbacks he had to pay for it to flourish, Chuvit Kamolvisit feels uniquely qualified to lead the country’s fight against corruption.
And in his quest to win a parliament seat in elections Sunday, the 49-year-old one-time massage parlor king is betting a public tired of divisive, hypocritical leaders will agree.
Politicians “are like diapers — you have to change them,” Chuvit told The Associated Press in an interview, referring to a campaign poster that features him cradling a toddler. “Otherwise it’s too dirty.”
Chuvit’s bid to become a lawmaker is no joke. He first won a national assembly seat back in 2005, only to be disqualified the following year because he had not been a member of his party long enough before the poll.
He’s also run for Bangkok governor twice, coming in a distant third both times. His last campaign nose-dived after …

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Bangkok Massage Parlors: Thailand’s former massage parlor king vies for parliament seat with anti …

spafinder — Tue, 28 Jun 2011 11:48:30 +0000

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Bangkok Massage Parlors: Former Thai sex tycoon vies to become lawmaker

spafinder — Tue, 28 Jun 2011 11:48:30 +0000

And in his quest to win a parliament seat in elections Sunday, the 49-year-old one-time massage parlor king is betting a public tired of divisive, hypocritical leaders will agree.

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Bangkok Massage Parlors: Former Thai sex tycoon vies to become lawmaker

spafinder — Tue, 28 Jun 2011 11:48:29 +0000

BANGKOK (AP) — As the super-pimp who once ran Thailand’s biggest brothel empire and then exposed the police kickbacks he had to pay for it to flourish, Chuvit Kamolvisit feels uniquely qualified to lead the country’s fight against corruption.
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After returning home, he made a fortune during a late 1980s real estate boom. When a client took him to an upscale massage parlor, he had an epiphany. “I said ‘Oh wow, it’s good!’ It’s like a Hugh Hefner: You know, surrounded by the beautiful girls, making money.”
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He sold his slice of the sex business years ago, and says he’s done with it for good. But when people ask about his former life, “I say yes … I should go back to the massage parlors,” he sighed. “Because that was better — cleaner than politics.”

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Bangkok Massage Parlors: Bangkok Flooded with Placards as Election Looms

spafinder — Tue, 21 Jun 2011 17:24:22 +0000

… Politics is like diapers. It’s better to change it often”. This is the slogan scrawled across one of the election placards depicting grim-faced Chuwit Kamolwisit, ex-massage parlour tycoon, holding a rather disgruntled looking girl in his arms. Another placard shows him holding his bull terrier, a champion of loyalty. Chuwit’s pranks and ‘in your face’ publicity seem to be working as he appeals to many voters who are fed up with the main two rivals, prime minister Abhisit’s Democrat Party and Yingluck Shinawatra’s Peua Thai Party. Chuwit’s placards are strategically placed around the city for maximum impact.
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Around the city many placards have been vandalised, mainly those showing the prime minister. The four photos of placards with Abhisit’s head carved out were taken near Phra Khanong on June 5th, as was the final photo of Chuwit at the wheel of his car driving the country ahead. All the other photos were taken on June 20th. Bangkok, Thailand, 20/06/2011

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