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[DOLLY]

"US Ambassador Eric G. John this morning dismissed a rumour that Washington has revoked the visa of fugitive former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra. Ambassador John told the media following a courtesy call on Mr Chuan Leekpai, former prime minister and advisory chairman of the Democrat party, that Mr Thaksin’s US visa had not been revoked as widely rumoured.

He also denied as completely groundless that the US visa of Commerce Minister Pornthiwa Nakasai had also been scrapped. . . Mrs Pornthiwa, meanwhile, was rumoured to have her visa revoked because of her family’s business in massage parlour. Her family owns the Poseidon, the largest massage parlour in Bangkok."

http://www.bangkokpost.com/breakingnews/13...isa-not-revoked

I found this on the web:

"Poseidon Massage is a 10 storey entertainment complex, it is about 200 metres up the road from the Emerald Hotel and across the road from the Grand Hotel. Phone #: 693-8222

Comments: The Poseidon massage parlour (Venus showroom) is on the second floor and can reached via the stairs (or elevator) from the lobby. The fishbowl has about 50 girls. The cost is 1,900 baht. Sideline girls seated directly outside the fishbowl are 2,400 baht. Sideline girls and ‘models’ are also available on the 3rd floor (Modeling lounge/Bunny bar), costs varies from 3,300 to 5,300 baht. At the bar are photo albums of models that are available, including some Thai edition Penthouse models."

http://www.bangkokcompanies.com/Massage/poseidon_massage.htm

The only thing I can say is: This is Thailand

[UncleSam]

He also denied as completely groundless that the US visa of Commerce Minister Pornthiwa Nakasai had also been scrapped. . . because her family owns the Poseidon, the largest massage parlour in Bangkok."

Now I know why they call her Madame Minister.

Hehehe....