Hunz Kittisak

Well done I’ve never liked the military much as I do now. Evil Hun Sen regime needs to be taught a lesson. Go! Go! Go!

Well observed Cambodia is the bad guy here just like Putin in the Russian Ukraine war. Folks with vile intentions trying to change the narrative. It’s amazing how some fail to see the forest for the trees.

Cambodia is also China’s vassal state. Evil China is eyeing the entire South East Asia.

Makes my blood boil to see Cambodian side targeting civilians. Is there a volunteer militia force? Where do I sign up?

Public mob lynching next?

Then US will then respond in kind and we get a proxy war. Game on!

Damaged but not downed To what extent the damage was not reported

Will there be mob lynching of Cambodians here?

Thailand also sent 2 F16s on bombing raids. Cambidia has no answer to that

Elder statesman His powerful legacy is still being written and it will be a great one

Lest anyone forget the senate was fully elected during Thaksin’s time

This man is not only making Thailand great again but making ASEAN great too. he’s meant for greatness

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Saying something that everyone knew all along. Why bother with the witch hunt?

They should work to rid the air pollution else ChiangMai will be ruined in no time

This current power struggle between the ruling coalition partner parties is exposing a lot of unsavoury behind the scenes details. I say that’s a good thing

Similar to Thaksin, though he might be corrupt he still does some good along the way.

The bulk of US ambassadorships can be ‘bought’. The going rate is USD2 million. The rest of them are awarded to political allies of the current administration This has been going on for decades with past administrations too. The new Thailand ambassador is the exception rather than the norm.

As usual Thailand needs Thaksin to save them. Thaksin to the rescue

Hun Sen is a lackey of China and sold out this ‘brother’ over Thailand’s plan to open casinos.

Goggle and read up on what is a coalition government and the Westminster parliamentary system.

The ‘they’ in question is not Thaksin he has long been advocating for an interests rate cut.

Things are heating up with the arrest of Hun Sen’s buddy. Ready the popcorn

This is the thai system Everyone plays under the same rules Don’t cry foul when you can’t win

Yes the sooner Thaksin haters understands this the better. He is in charge now whether you like it or not. All these sideshows are just noise.