November 27 2006
Anti-farang activist resurfaces as cub reporter

"Farang sex tourists and sex maniac English teachers go home" - Netchanok Klinkesorn.
It's always nice when you run into old friends but it's even nicer when you track down old enemies to their new place of work and remind them about their past misdeeds.
Seen here picking her nose, Netchanok Klinkesorn is the anti-farang activist who founded the now defunct race-hate website Farangs.org.
Incredibly, she's just popped up again as a trainee photojournalist on BK Magazine - a free Bangkok listings guide serving the farang community.
It's a bit like Saddam Hussein reinventing himself as a White House intern.
As far as we know, Khun Netchanok didn't gas any Kurds but she certainly pissed a lot of people off when she wrecked BangkokChat.org - the once-popular chat room where countless Thai/farang couples used to hook up - by luring the female participants to her anti-farang hate-site.
Thousands of frustrated chatterboxes will, no doubt, be following her new career with interest.
Those familiar with the story will remember that Khun Netchanok's hate-spewing website was built and hosted by her farang boyfriend, Peter "Uncle Tom" Mortensen - who also spent every minute of his spare time coaxing the women of BangkokChat to visit it.
We'll catch up with him later but now would a good time to read the previous postings:
- Bangkok student tells sex-maniac English teachers to go home
- Farangs.org: Moral crusaders with dubious motives
Farangs.org is no more but we can step back on a journey through time courtesy of the Wayback Machine.
web.archive.org/web/20051212072058/http://farangs.org
When you set up a race-hate website and are brazen enough to sign it with your own name, it's the kind of thing that follows you around for life.
The saga continues...
Imagining herself safe from the all-seeing eye of Mango Sauce, a complacent Khun Netchanok has updated her Geocites profile and added new pictures.
www.geocities.com/underurs/index.html
(If she takes it down, you can see a copy here but it's not half as deranged as her old Yahoo profile).
By clicking on her "nose-picking" photo you get to see the picture below. There appears to be an unidentified brown substance smeared around her mouth.

We could speculate that she's just wolfed down a big chocolate doughnut or that Peter Mortensen surprised her with a Dirty Sanchez but, in reality, it looks like she's developed an acne problem since last time.
Buddha's karmic revenge, perhaps.
Her guestbook continues to attract sycophantic comments from social cripples - the most recent of which is a rather poignant message from Mr. Mortensen.
First Name : Peter
URL :
E-mail : anglerous@hotmail.com
Comments : 3 years we have been together. I hope we can make it forever; and I hope we can be honest about it to everybody. Love you always...
Communicating with your girlfriend via her guestbook seems a bit strange. I think we can be fairly certain that mighty oceans separate the star-crossed lovers.
Peter tells us that Khun Netchanok has been keeping their relationship a secret from other people. Maybe she puts it around a bit and doesn't want to introduce an ever-changing line-up of foreign sponsors to her respectable Thai circle because it would make her look like a tart. I can't think of any other credible reason to explain her odd behaviour.
Obviously, the relationship isn't going well.
Out of curiosity, I googled the "anglerous" portion of Peter's email address. It produced just two results. One was a misspelling and the other was a mysterious reference to an online dating site in Quebec, Canada.
If Peter happens to be living in Canada right now, Khun Netchanok might have reason to doubt his fidelity.
However, Peter has far more reason to doubt hers. By pure coincidence, Pattayadude left this intriguing comment yesterday.
This girl is not a katoey for sure. My buddy friend met her a month ago. Same girl. She is the opposite type to what she pretends to be. She is not even pretty by Thai standards with a dark pimpled face and a belly. It's quite clear she got burned but this promiscuous gal still likes farangs I bet.
This recent sighting carries considerable weight because Khun Netchanok's acne problem wasn't evident until I published her new photos today.
Another line of enquiry concerns a badly-written article about Thai girls screwing-around that appeared in The Nation last year. It was published without a by-line but Khun Netchanok includes it on her Geocites profile in a list of links to examples of her work. Here's an extract.
With her steady boyfriend, a woman is perceived as conservative. But in her own secret world, known only to her closest friends, she can bolster her vanity by carrying out her wildest fantasies of romance and adventure with someone who has qualities her steady boyfriend usually lacks...
This is sickening. It goes against all the principles of having an affair. It shows how the modern Thai girl wants the best of both worlds without having to risk anything.
The morally confused author's intimate understanding of what motivates an unfaithful woman is expressed in a tone of near-hysterical rage. It's eerily reminiscent of Khun Netchanok's on-the-record outpourings at Farangs.org.
The writer purports to be male - but no man would ever say this:
Even the least optimistic of gigs secretly hopes that, one day, he might be upgraded to the status of real boyfriend.
For a man, casual affairs are all about enjoying a hassle-free shag. Once the girl becomes too clingy, it's time to give her the push. Those "secret hopes" that the author refers to are usually kindled by women.
The article was obviously written by a woman and it's almost certainly Khun Netchanok's own handiwork. When you disregard the vitriolic condemnations, it reads like a signed confession.
If Peter Mortensen wasn't such a poisonous creep, you could almost feel sorry for him.
A new door opens at BK Magazine
As a student, Khun Netchanok would browse the tacky boutiques of Siam Square before heading off to the nearest beer garden.
As a photojournalist, her first scoop for this week's BK Magazine involved taking some pictures of a tacky boutique on Siam Square and writing a review about the nearest beer garden.
Hold the front page!
This is the main picture from her debut photo assignment.

Its looks like the kind of snap you'd take by accident while groping for the power-switch but at least she didn't leave the lens cap on.
Henri Cartier-Bresson's crown would appear to be safe for the time being.
Moving on to Khun Netchanok's beer garden review, this is what she says about the Heineken stand at CentralWorld:
Beware the deep fried spicy mushroom (B60) if you don't want to spoil your night.
If I had to sit next to Netchanok Klinkesorn while she was farting a mushroom-fuelled twenty-one-gun salute, it might spoil my night too.
The Singha Beer tent also takes a Klinkesorn broadside:
Most of the people here are young and not-too-professional. The atmosphere isn't that attractive at all.
Which is bit rich coming from our young and not-too-professional cub reporter.
What future could there be in journalism for a vindictive, lack-lustre writer and piss-poor photographer who despises her farang readers and misses no opportunity to bite the hand that feeds her?
Even her best friends must be questioning whether Khun Netchanok's new career is the "right fit" for her.
As an intern, she obviously doesn't get paid but BK Magazine's editor should watch his back because we know from her BangkokChat days how much Netchanok Klinkesorn hates doing anything for free.
Don't give up the nighttime job, Khun Netchanok!
[Posted to Internet by David]
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