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7 minutes ago, h90 said:
Don't forgot Thailand and USA supported Pol Pot.....
I’m sorry, is it 1981?
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11 hours ago, bannork said:
The old guard are desperate but they know they can rely on Pheua Thai to help them out. Thaksin will do anything to come home. There are no permanent enemies in Pheua Thai, a party that welcomes back traitors who joined the junta government.!
Wrong.
Your post is 100% nonsense.
Prawit and PT have both stated this story is garbage.
I assume, you concede and stand corrected?
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9 minutes ago, nobodysfriend said:And there are still countries who support them actively by providing weapons , like Russia and China ... Shame on them !
You forgot Thailand under junta rule - they are probably the biggest supporter that the Burmese junta have.
Who’d have thunk that supporting anti democracy juntas has real world death and destruction consequences.
Shame on all those who have argued against democracy in Thailand - hiding behind that tiny tiny false fig leaf “Thaksin is the devil”.
What you guys support is disgusting.
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16 minutes ago, mikebell said:
Are there any?
Is water wet?
Is the sky blue?
Is the pope a catholic?
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This reaction reveals an awful lot about Prayuth and his supporters.
Junta lovers, this is what you are truly supporting and no amount of “but, but Thaksin” can conceal this fact.
How sad.
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Thaksin spent 20 years making the establishment look like third rate political hacks.
This guy is making Thaksin look like a third rate political hack.
Pita is Thailand’s very own Neo - he owns the matrix… the junta is finished forever.
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17 minutes ago, jacko45k said:
Think about it...... there is another.
No need to think - there isn’t.
Things are different now.
The train has left the station and there is no returning.
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15 hours ago, h90 said:
been here while he was PM.....And don't know what your problem is with the Junta....everyone that has doubts at MF is not a Junta lover...I would guess there are close to non who love the junta
Who could have ever predicted…..
Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong..,, how many times are you going to get things wrong before you finally wake up to reality, drop the Thaksin nonsenses and own your own anti democracy beliefs?
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Hmm, will the junta loving Thaksin obsessives who spent all day yesterday condemning Thaksin for selling out MF because “Thaksin only cares about Thaksin” continue to live in their alternate reality or will they concede they were (are) wrong yet again (as always)?
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5 minutes ago, h90 said:
been here while he was PM.....And don't know what your problem is with the Junta....everyone that has doubts at MF is not a Junta lover...I would guess there are close to non who love the junta
Junta lovers lack the moral courage to publicly acknowledge their junta love, they instead obsess over Thaksin (and now MF) treating lies and exaggerations that portray the pro democracy side as evil, selfish and corrupt whilst turning a blind eye to the blindingly obvious evil, selfish and corrupt junta villainy that is occurring right before their very eyes.
If you were here when Thaksin was PM - some 17 years ago, then it is an absolutely remarkable effort on your behalf to have remained so ignorant and misinformed over such a long long stretch of time. Bravo.
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14 minutes ago, h90 said:
And Thaksin does not like to be Number 2....
What do you know of Thaksin other than junta loving nonsense?
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4 minutes ago, soalbundy said:
Agree, and once again the military has a foot in the door, the establishment is hard to beat. Pita should have been more careful with his announcements, he has alarmed the old war horses and Thaksin will be easier to manipulate considering the legal leverage they have against him.
Idle gossip.
Explicit rejection of said gossip by PT
Thaksin obsessives do what….. treat the gossip as gospel.
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Give these jets to the Thai military and the Chinese would have the blueprints the next day.
It is a win-win decision though as the F-35 program is an economic black hole - Thailand has wasted enough money on military spending without adding this lunacy to the mix.
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Just now, kingstonkid said:
No, but Thaksin is and always has been thinking of and looking out for 1 person and that is Thaksin. If doing this gets him back in Thailand then that is fine and he can live with losing some of his political clout.
Nonsense.
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4 hours ago, h90 said:
Yes but I am sure they are ready to jump in and help in case MF can't form a government......????
That’s it - remain steadfast in the face of reality. Ignore all facts. Junta 4eva!
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3 minutes ago, scorecard said:I agree with Roblock.
Junta lovers gotta do what junta lovers gotta do.
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3 hours ago, robblok said:
Good point the guy is as bad as the milletary parties, im sure if the voters had heard of this before the PTP would have been even smaller. First claiming not to work with military parties and then including them in an around way in his party. What a country.
Nothing has happened other than a bit of idle gossip - calm yourself down.
Out of curiosity , if Thaksin remains true to his word and PT remain in Pita’s coalition will you come back here and correct your posts?
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1 minute ago, kingstonkid said:
While I agree with what you are saying the one thing I have learnt here is never say it would not happen.
Thaksin wants back home without free and clear of charges.
The military camel wants to keep its nose in the tent and keep some control.
ALSO REMEMBER T I T
It would be suicide for Pheu Thai.
Thaksin, whatever you may think of him, is no fool.
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3 hours ago, h90 said:
In the past he bought complete parties and included them into his party...so nothing new here.
Ooh…
A Thaksin circle jerk.
Enjoy yourselves boys
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3 hours ago, h90 said:
before (long time ago) it was possible, but I thought they have changed that long ago....but I might be wrong.
Wrong again.
Happens all the time.
Cobras.
In Thai political terms, a cobra is an MP of one party who defects to another for money or other incentives.
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3 hours ago, robblok said:Why am i not surprised with the dirty tricks of Thaksin. I mean the guy wants to come back at any cost. So this is a solution for him. He is betraying his voters though but im sure he does not care. I mean its just working together with the army but hiding it. Well done Thaksin betraying your voters and having just 1 ideal to rule and return to Thailand.
Look at you.
Any tidbit of idle gossip concerning Thaksin and you take it at face value without question.PT have issued a statement that they are 100% supporting MF as the lead party in the coalition and are making zero attempt to undermine them.
Well done Robblok for allowing your Thaksin obsession to supersede rationality.
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1 hour ago, h90 said:
1% of GDP and many dead farmer...many companies left Thailand. Japan officially complained.
And how can your source know what damage was from the demonstrations (blocking airport, scaring tourists) and what from the coup?
And correct me if I am wrong, I can't remember a 2008 coup.......2006 and 2014
More inaccuracy and dishonesty.
In February 2014, the Mental Health Department published the result of their investigation into the suicides of 13 farmers, which was that there appeared to be no connection between these suicides and the delayed payments. This was widely reported in the media at the time.
Japan officially complained ????????
What did the juntas coup do for Thailands economy?
https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/foreign-investment-plummets-78-in-junta-ruled-thailand
There was a judicial coup in 2008 that ousted the elected government
When the December 2007 elections resulted in a clear victory for a Thaksin-backed party, the former prime minister’s opponents mobilized once again. The PAD took to the streets, creating a crisis of governance, and the Constitutional Court disbanded the Thaksin-affiliated party in 2008. This decision allowed the Democrat Party, a long-time ally of the royalist establishment, to lead the government coalition, setting in motion one of the most violent confrontations in Thai political history.
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1 hour ago, h90 said:
yes because they want to
Your timeline is wrong....The big crash was 1997...than a bit of recovery with the Democrats and Thaksins first term. Than huge damage with the Yingluck rice scam. Which the Prayuth government repaired but than did not do any other reforms....and than killed the last economic activities and tourism with their Covid politics.
Short version: he is to blame but not him alone.....And MF politics will make a short term boom and than long term problems.Huge damage from Yingluck’s government? Even the juntas dodgy figures had total losses at about 1% of gdp
Also, your timeline seems to have overlooked the 2006 and 2008 coups - both of which caused immediate and significant damage to the gdp. It is also a matter of fact that the 2014 coup caused more damage to the Thai economy than the rice scheme.
Why do you persist with the dishonesty?
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Thais must disregard coup and betrayal rumors and stick together
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Thais must disregard coup and betrayal rumors and stick together
Also good advice for the junta lovers found desperately trawling these boards hoping against hope that somehow the junta should live on.