Wang Dalin: The UNHCR Thailand Office is Murdering Refugees (97) — Hoping Young People Choose the Right Path
His younger sister, who worked in the produce section of a Big C supermarket in Thailand, was a graceful 17-year-old; however, she went astray. She accepted bribes from the CCP to introduce biological viruses and chemical poisons into the food sold at the store. After I discovered this and reported it, she was sentenced to a heavy prison term.
As her 19-year-old older brother, he should have learned a lesson and taken heed of her fate. Instead, he volunteered to carry out the poisoning at Big C himself. The CCP arranged for him to work in the fish department—a position that facilitated the act of poisoning.
Once in the fish department, he went to great lengths to maintain a facade of diligence and honesty; his expression revealed only sorrow over his sister’s imprisonment, masking any other intent.
The CCP selected him to carry out the poisoning at a critical juncture when they were trying to prevent me from receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. Eager to satisfy his own desires with the hundreds of thousands of baht offered as a fee, he readily accepted the money and meticulously executed the CCP’s poisoning instructions.
Young man, you committed crimes and engaged in wrongdoing without even understanding the gravity of the world around you; inevitably, you will be crushed—bloodied and broken—by the iron hammer of justice. What awaits you is not only the confiscation of those illicit hundreds of thousands of baht but also decades of imprisonment.
Their parents, who possess greater life experience, ought to have guided their children onto the right path.
I hope young people choose the right path, walk the straight and narrow, and abide by the law!
In this world, good deeds bring good rewards and evil deeds bring evil consequences; retribution may not come immediately, but when the time arrives, it is inevitable. The law of cause and effect never fails.
The above reflects my understanding of the situation.
Respectfully submitted to:
The Royal Thai Police, the Thai Public Prosecutor's Office, and the Office of the Prime Minister of Thailand.
Wang Dalin (Refugee ID: 815-13C01255), written in Bangkok, Thailand, on October 14, 2026.
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His younger sister, who worked in the produce section of a Big C supermarket in Thailand, was a graceful 17-year-old; however, she went astray. She accepted bribes from the CCP to introduce biological viruses and chemical poisons into the food sold at the store. After I discovered this and reported it, she was sentenced to a heavy prison term.
As her 19-year-old older brother, he should have learned a lesson and taken heed of her fate. Instead, he volunteered to carry out the poisoning at Big C himself. The CCP arranged for him to work in the fish department—a position that facilitated the act of poisoning.
Once in the fish department, he went to great lengths to maintain a facade of diligence and honesty; his expression revealed only sorrow over his sister’s imprisonment, masking any other intent.
The CCP selected him to carry out the poisoning at a critical juncture when they were trying to prevent me from receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. Eager to satisfy his own desires with the hundreds of thousands of baht offered as a fee, he readily accepted the money and meticulously executed the CCP’s poisoning instructions.
Young man, you committed crimes and engaged in wrongdoing without even understanding the gravity of the world around you; inevitably, you will be crushed—bloodied and broken—by the iron hammer of justice. What awaits you is not only the confiscation of those illicit hundreds of thousands of baht but also decades of imprisonment.
Their parents, who possess greater life experience, ought to have guided their children onto the right path.
I hope young people choose the right path, walk the straight and narrow, and abide by the law!
In this world, good deeds bring good rewards and evil deeds bring evil consequences; retribution may not come immediately, but when the time arrives, it is inevitable. The law of cause and effect never fails.
The above reflects my understanding of the situation.
Respectfully submitted to:
The Royal Thai Police, the Thai Public Prosecutor's Office, and the Office of the Prime Minister of Thailand.
Wang Dalin (Refugee ID: 815-13C01255), written in Bangkok, Thailand, on October 14, 2026.
Attachment: Links to the previous 96 articles. https://igdb7pss.blogspot.com/
The above article is translated by network software. The following is the original text. 以上文章用网络软件翻译以下是原文。
汪达林：联合国难民署泰国办事处在谋杀难民（97）——希望年轻人都学好
他的妹妹，在泰国Big C超市果蔬部门工作，17岁，长的婀娜多姿，但不学好，收受中共贿赂，在Big C超市卖的食品里释放生物病毒和投放化学毒药，我看出后举报被判重刑。
作为她19岁的哥哥，本应该吸取教训，引以为戒，可他不，他主动要求去Big C超市下毒，被中共安排到Big C超市鱼类部门方便下毒的岗位工作。
到了鱼类部门他竭力伪装，踏实工作，一副老实相，面部表情只看的到对他妹妹坐牢的悲伤，在看不到任何表情。
中共在阻止我获得诺贝尔和平奖的关键时期，选择了他下毒，他早就盼望拿到这几十万铢下毒费来满足私欲，自然是拿钱下毒，一丝不苟地按照中共下毒要求做。
年轻人，你连天有多高，地有多厚都不知道，就违法犯罪干坏事，必然被正义的铁锤砸的头破血流，等待他的不仅是几十万铢赃款的没收，还有几十年的牢狱之灾。
他们的父母，人生阅历丰富些，应该教育子女走正道。
希望年轻人都学好，走正道，遵纪守法！
人世间：善有善报，恶有恶报，不是不报，时间未到，时间一到，一切都报，因果报应无不爽。
以上是我认为的情况。
此致
泰国皇家警察局、泰国检察院、泰国总理办公室。
汪达林（难民号码：815-13C01255），2026年10月14日写于泰国曼谷。
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