Samuianer
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...im Wat Po ausgebildete Masseusen, enden in Deutschland u.A. in Hamburg´s St.Pauli im "horizontalen" Gewerbe, berichtete gestern (09.09.2003) die thailaendische Zeitung "The Nation".
Auszug:
"The business has been booming for some time in Germany, especially in Hamburg, one of the country´s main commercial hubs and a lively night-time centre as well."
"Traditional massage shops are springing up all over Hamburg and appear to be a lucrative business. In theory the trend benefits Thai massage by helping to keep the art alive as well as creating jobs for Thai people."
"Consequently, massage is widely known among local customers and tourists to Hamburg as "erotic Thai massage". A glance through any newspaper will turn up several advertisements touting the services.
Mix said most of the parlours are owned by Thais, but Vietnamese and Chinese are also cashing in on the new sex business."
"The staff are a mix of open sex workers imported from Thailand and former sex workers married to German men who work part-time by day while their husbands are at work.
The latter type can be divided into two groups.
The first is those who need to find money to support families and children left behind in Thailand because their German husbands are unwilling to do so.
The other group consists of women who need money to support their lovers. They are younger and more attractive than their middle-aged German husbands and in many cases only married in order to remain in Germany and qualify for government welfare benefits, according to Mix.
Mix said Turkish men were the most popular boyfriends for Thai women. "It´s a status thing for them to have a handsome Turk by their side when meeting other Thai girls, even though that usually means they have to pay for the guy´s stuff," Mix explained.
In Germany, she said, Turkish migrants are considered a problem. Mix said their main purpose in coming to Germany is to get welfare benefits and most had no intention of working. Many are involved in the drug trade and crime."
Voellig neue Perspektiven, "Traditionelle Thai Massage" wird als "Cover" gehijacked und die gute Reputation als medizinisches Mittel wird in die Grauzone getrieben.
Jetzt stellt sich die Frage ist das ein "Exportartikel" der "Ausbluehungen" innerhalb der thailandischen Gesellschaft?
Ist der "Chuwit-Skandal" nicht ein bedeutender Teil dessen?
Wuerde mich riesig interessieren was andere Forumsteilnehmer darueber denken.
Gruss
Samuianer
Auszug:
"The business has been booming for some time in Germany, especially in Hamburg, one of the country´s main commercial hubs and a lively night-time centre as well."
"Traditional massage shops are springing up all over Hamburg and appear to be a lucrative business. In theory the trend benefits Thai massage by helping to keep the art alive as well as creating jobs for Thai people."
"Consequently, massage is widely known among local customers and tourists to Hamburg as "erotic Thai massage". A glance through any newspaper will turn up several advertisements touting the services.
Mix said most of the parlours are owned by Thais, but Vietnamese and Chinese are also cashing in on the new sex business."
"The staff are a mix of open sex workers imported from Thailand and former sex workers married to German men who work part-time by day while their husbands are at work.
The latter type can be divided into two groups.
The first is those who need to find money to support families and children left behind in Thailand because their German husbands are unwilling to do so.
The other group consists of women who need money to support their lovers. They are younger and more attractive than their middle-aged German husbands and in many cases only married in order to remain in Germany and qualify for government welfare benefits, according to Mix.
Mix said Turkish men were the most popular boyfriends for Thai women. "It´s a status thing for them to have a handsome Turk by their side when meeting other Thai girls, even though that usually means they have to pay for the guy´s stuff," Mix explained.
In Germany, she said, Turkish migrants are considered a problem. Mix said their main purpose in coming to Germany is to get welfare benefits and most had no intention of working. Many are involved in the drug trade and crime."
Voellig neue Perspektiven, "Traditionelle Thai Massage" wird als "Cover" gehijacked und die gute Reputation als medizinisches Mittel wird in die Grauzone getrieben.
Jetzt stellt sich die Frage ist das ein "Exportartikel" der "Ausbluehungen" innerhalb der thailandischen Gesellschaft?
Ist der "Chuwit-Skandal" nicht ein bedeutender Teil dessen?
Wuerde mich riesig interessieren was andere Forumsteilnehmer darueber denken.
Gruss
Samuianer


