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3 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:
You do understand that he has not been charged with "criminal treason" don't you? Obviously, not.
Was there a coup?
Are coups legal?
Why hasn’t he been charged with treason?
Could the courts be corrupt?
Does this cast doubt on the Thaksin (and Yingluck and Thanathorn) charges and convictions?
What would a rational person conclude?
Hmmm???
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43 minutes ago, zzaa09 said:
^ This - well said.
All these things aside, one has to wonder why the overwhelming and unnecessary attention that the usual suspects receive from the expected Thai mainstream [controlled] media......less the so-called alternative media types.
Rarely are the promotions of the fixed dominant paradigm presented. One really has to reach out to find material that challenges or questions the same old manure - offering alternatives by way of a paradigm shift is not in the tea leaves.
Fortunately, for some, there are numerous sources that offer "things different" - but have little reach for the commons.
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3 minutes ago, ignore it said:Thaksin's call to decrim vapes almost guarantees no change.
*…until his daughter is PM in a few months.
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1 hour ago, OneMoreFarang said:He owns the party. He tells them what to do. Maybe we see a different person who utters the words. But the source is the same, the fugitive criminal.
The voters know this and PT will win in a landslide. What’s the problem? The people want who they want.
One senses that quite a few of these unelected and unwanted Senators are starting to get very jittery. Would a PT win in the election result in deserved retribution being delivered unto these much despised junta lackies who have aided and abetted in the oppression of the last 8 years? I do hope so.
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On 2/11/2023 at 7:12 AM, ChrisY1 said:
Don't care what people say....she's real cute....dopey though!
Be curious to see how her intellect stacks up against yours. The fact that she has led a life far, far more successful and interesting than yours doesn’t bode well for you when it comes to the question of who, of the pair of you, is the dopiest.
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6 hours ago, zzaa09 said:
That being said. Some of us [a quantum minority] long timers have integrated better than others [aka wannabes].
Speaking of pretentious…
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10 hours ago, zzaa09 said:
Some just don't get it.
Those that don’t get it are not the problem; it’s the ones who don’t get it but think they do - they’re the time wasters and enablers.
If only Dunning-Krugers wasn’t a thing, the world would be a better place.
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1 hour ago, OneMoreFarang said:Isn't it illegal to conspire with a wanted fugitive?
Lock them up! Or ban the Thaksin party.
Look who’s scared of the pending ass kicking in the upcoming election.
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1 minute ago, zzaa09 said:
Evidently, your deeper understand of international diplomacy and it's workings require updating.
Your proposed International [whatever that means] policy is more than a bit misconceived - as there's no such standard regarding such practices.
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So there is no established (written and unwritten) diplomatic protocols and etiquette between nation states?
Everyone is just winging it eh?
Making it up as they go?
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International: adj. - existing, occurring or carried on between nations
Why do you insist on repeatedly revealing your shortcomings?
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2 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:Because he is not wanted in either of those countries! Why should they hand him over to Thailand and how could they do that, with what justification? He's committed no offences there.
Just because they don't (can't) arrest him doesn't mean that they don't recognise his conviction.
Singapore regularly extradites people who have committed no crimes in Singapore to the jurisdictions where they are alleged to have committed a crime.
Why are they not extraditing Thaksin?
Poor, poor Louie - it seems you have no understanding of how international diplomacy works.
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When Thaksin’s daughter wins the upcoming election and becomes PM, Thaksin will once again be striding the world stage as he pleases, meeting and greeting heads of state regularly - exactly as happened when his sister won in 2011.
Prayuth on the other hand, will be an international pariah until he draws his last breath - no trumped up charges or convictions required.
You’re on the losing side Louie.
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17 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:
No, not at all. I didn't post any completely irrelevant and off-topic links. Was it you who posted that "there are some countries that don't recognise Thaksin's convictions"?*
*Edit: No, sorry, it was Mr Meeseeks, but you do seem to be in agreement with him!
Quick, you better let the Singapore authorities know an internationally wanted fugitive is in their country.
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53 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:
You sure don't if that's your evidence! Did you read your own link, by any chance?
Like looking in a mirror eh?
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On 2/8/2023 at 10:32 PM, Liverpool Lou said:
What? Why the link to an article confirming that Interpol never issued a Notice for him?
My question was, "Do you have any evidence of any country that has stated specifically that they do not recognise his criminal convictions?" That link does not provide the name of any such country.
Sure do.
https://www.takimag.com/article/dinner-bell-for-the-rights-last-supper/
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9 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:
And it is obviously a good idea to get information from reliable new sources and different sources and personal experience.
Any chance you could start taking your own advice?
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might probably… not!
PT in a landslide… done deal.
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29 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:I was in Bangkok when the last two coups happened. All quiet, all peaceful, and people gave flowers to the soldiers on the streets. Now why did they do that? Over to you.
How many people gave flowers to the military?
Was it enough to win an election?
Is anyone receiving flowers considered a good guy?
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6 minutes ago, BritScot said:
Really! You really believe that? I suppose the tooth fairy and Santa are also real.... lol.
There is a fascinating book “True Believer” by Eric Hoffer that explains these types of people exactly.
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2 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:
UK, US, Germany for starters. Do you have any evidence of any country that has stated specifically that they do not recognise his criminal convictions?
https://www.thailandnews.co/2011/08/thaksin-never-wanted-by-interpol/
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4 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:It seems I have to repeat myself: Thaksin did a few good things. But that doesn't mean he is no criminal. Because he also did crimes. A criminal who does also good things is still a criminal.
Prayut is far away from perfect. And if there will be a time when he will be prosecuted and there is enough evidence that he did something criminal and when he is convicted then he is also a criminal. Then. But not before he is convicted and not before a trial.
Prayut did lots of good things. He removed Thaksin from Thai politics. He also removed the militant red-shirts from the streets of Bangkok. Live is so much better in the city without those looters and arsonists, paid and guided by Thaksin, in the city.
There would have been no coups in the last 20 years if Thaksin and his clone wouldn't have been so greedy. It seems you like to ignore that simple fact. But then it seems you think someone who did a few good things cannot possibly a criminal.
How on earth do people manage to so completely manage to disconnect themselves from reality?
Should mankind ever cure this madness then there will be no more Dictators.
If you can convince a man to believe absurdities, you can then very easily convince him to commit atrocities.
OMF has certainly got the absurdity part sorted.
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23 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:
Nonsense.
Do tell….where?
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13 hours ago, Bert got kinky said:
Let's not mention that this 'innocent' megalomaniac cut loose his death squads, giving them a free reign to gun down there opposition/foes, allowing them to cut down innocent civilians who spoke out.
Yes, let's brush that under the carpet and pretend that he was just doing it for the Thai people and not for his own purposes.
Personally, I would prefer that he didn't come back to finish off his job of raping the country, a man with no boundaries when it comes to grabbing more power, but there again, I'm not in the habit of hero worshiping an evil self serving narcissist.
Curious.
Why are there no pending charges for these crimes you mention?
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46 minutes ago, brucegoniners said:
Still a long way to go.
For sure still a long way to go, however, it is abundantly clear that the weaker the grip on power of the military and elites, the greater the level of democracy in Thailand.
Something for all those morons who carry on about Thaksin to take on board.Less military = more democracy = more freedom = less corruption
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Nothing to see here… move on quietly please.
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2 hours ago, Venom said:
I remember it was 300 to 500 baht a vote.
You remember wrong.
Read the ANFREL reports for each Thai election since 2000 - the only one with significant cheating was the only one Thaksin “lost”.
If you are not a fan of democracy, have the courage to say it, don’t regurgitate ridiculous lies, it just makes you look silly.
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Thaksin To Be Put Behind Bars Upon Return: Nipit
in Thailand News
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They haven’t the courage to own their political views. Thaksin is just so evil that these poor souls are forced to support coups, dictators and authoritarianism (fascism). This of course means logic and reason must be discarded as well - it’s very hard to maintain the delusion with either still intact. It is hilarious.