Kiwi judge steps aside from Dotcom extradition hearings

The New Zealand judge hearing America’s Great Collapsing Extradition Case against Kim Dotcom has removed himself from the case, after telling a New Zealand forum “we have met the enemy, and he is the US”.

The remark by Judge David Harvey – made to the NetHui conference while discussing the unpopular (except among international copyright cartels) Trans Pacific Partnership treaty negotiations – was made in the context of a cartoon the judge showed during his speech, according to NZ National Business Review journalist Chris Keall.

While the one-liner – made in reference to a 1960s Walt Kelly cartoon about the Vietnam War – was enough to spark outrage, Keall notes that the judge also spoke strongly against proposals that the TPP enforce DVDBangkok Airport Rail Link

Suvarnabhumi to Bangkok City with the train

An elevated rail was built but had years of delay to finish the work and open the route. Originally the end of 2007 was the target to open, actually, it was opened Monday 23. August 2010.

Since Suvarnabhumi has officially an annual capacity of 45 million passengers and eventually will be able to cope with 100 million passengers a year in the future quite a lot of people can be moved.

In 2011 the Airport Rail Link had been finished and makes a ride from downtown a short and reliable 20 minutes trip but yes but as usual the organization again is lousy techniques are imported organization is local. They run the trains at almost 20 minutes interval which is far