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2 hours ago, Somtamnication said:

Ah, the see no evil publisher and takeover artist is now blind in one eye. One more to go! 

Quite obvious you have no idea at all what it means to loose the light in your eye or eyes.

Shame on you.

Quite logical.

1 hour ago, Baerboxer said:

 

So you don't think it matters he committed a fraud to steal a large sum of money?

Quite obvious, there are some people who are so blinded by Thaksinitis that anything in the courts is seen as anti Thaksin.

The EU bonzos and Merkel are guilty of destroying Europe by letting in thousands of so called fugutives against the population's needs and wishes.

The results are clear, Islam induced mayhem and havoc resulting in many deaths.

57 minutes ago, JAG said:

Part of the army are they?

No, they are not.

This is one of those affiliated groups threatening to break up the country, threatening to form an army, urging to burn down buildings, and more.

Don't hear the army doing that.

The fight for redshirt style "democracy" will go on........

6 hours ago, Samui Bodoh said:

I would say that Yingluck's departure will not greatly affect the political situation in Thailand very much. Yes, the immediate symbol is gone, but the ideas behind the rise of the 'Red' side remain.

 

The simple fact is that people in the north have decided that Bangkok has not served them well. And I do not see that changing any time soon.

 

Whether another Shin family member steps in or an outsider takes the helm, it remains that People in the north will want to vote for one of their own.

 

If Thailand wants to progress away from regional or identity politics, political parties need to convince voters in the north that they actually care about their interests, and I see no sign of that.

 

The more things change, the more they stay the same...

Would you please be so kind to explain what the care of the Shins for the North an Northeast exactly means, besides garnering votes?

2 hours ago, sweatalot said:

Might be a good idea. Would be glad if it works.  

What I don't want to see are  pictures transferred from people killing the dog and removing the smart vest. TIT

Please neuter the dogs before pulling on the vest.

Anti rabies shots might also be a splendid idea.

Another scheme to lure Muslims into violence, eventually.

29 minutes ago, Samui Bodoh said:

Good for her!

 

All through history people have fled when confronted with unfair persecution.

 

The interesting question is whether she will be activating her FB account...

Unfair prosecution?

10 minutes ago, LannaGuy said:

Well we know somethings that we can all accept as facts right?  there is an unelected Junta that took control of government  FACT  people have come to mistrust the 'justice' system?  FACT   the case against Yingluck was political?  FACT   she knew the outcome and the Junta helped her leave?  FACT   the country is divided?  FACT  the next elections will be neutered?  FACT   so we can agree on at least those things right?

Only on the word fact..

Mistrust of the justice system was already there and in fact anywhere in the world, there were governments with a bias to personal enrichment, the country was divided already and further divided by the redshirts, the outcome of elections are always subject to neutering anywhere on the world, trials of politicos are always politically motivated, and fact is the best way is for her to go to Dubai.

Fact is, the Shins again leave their underlings out to dry.

As for the coup, what would have happened if there had not been a coup?

3 hours ago, Somtamnication said:

Good for them. Guilty? I have no idea. Fair trial? NOPE! 

If she and others had any idea what was going on, guilty.

Fair trial?

Maybe.

Any trial, most of all of politicos, is possibly debatable.

But blatant behaviour of those on trial, or to be brought on trial, is offensive.

Self preservation, like many other "selfs", are very well entrenched in the shin clan.

Also the idea of leaving your "hired hands" hanging out to dry.

55 minutes ago, stickyrice2000 said:

The junta government leaves her with two choices only.  One is go to jail.  It's a no-win judicial battle.   Second is making her a criminal in everyone's eyes and confiscates her assets.  Of course, it would not tarnish their image and made them like thugs who picked on a lady.  

Lady?

Who?

25 minutes ago, choudens said:

A Thai government in exile will be the best against our Great Leader!

 

Are you quite certain?

33 minutes ago, brewsterbudgen said:

Would be good to see a Thai government in exile. At least then there can be some opposition. Good luck to her.

A shin government ????

1 minute ago, Dave67 said:

19 Military coups would indicate that is incorrect

Well, maybe do some reading?

41 minutes ago, up-country_sinclair said:

Is there really anyone who didn't see this coming?

 

 

When she issued her advise to her followers to stay home, I knew she was probably ending her stay in Thailand.

Most beautiful in the world?

Really?

Don't think so.

14 hours ago, ukrules said:

Isn't this how the Stasi got started ?

 

Good luck building your secret police force Thailand !

And what about monitoring Thai criminals, seems to me, numberwise, there might be more of those.

4 minutes ago, smutcakes said:

Wow that was quick.  Presumably they will be able to arrest her quickly given they have been following her around for the past 3 years.

 

Funny they could never issue an arrest warant with anh urgency for Red Bull guy.

Presumably she now will join her brother?

On 8/19/2017 at 8:22 AM, LannaGuy said:

Why the uniform?  has school  become a sub-section of the army now?

Civil service uniform.

Nothing to do with the army, navy, police, airforce, railways, airline staff, shopping staff, security staff, postal staff, etc, etc, etc.

On 8/1/2017 at 10:19 AM, Just1Voice said:

Here's a teacher trying to do something to help her students, and all you pervs can think about is sex.  Sometimes the expats on here really are disgusting. 

 

What about the "drop dead gorgeous"

That is disgusting.

18 hours ago, Light bob said:

Meanwhile the Red Bull heir is still on the loose

Amen, Omein, Satu!

14 hours ago, gummy said:

Well if it is fraudsters that concerns them they should look within and also towards the Junta.  

It is always a surprise to see someone bending any kind of op into a rant about the "junta".

As if things like this suddenly emerged after the military took control.