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Hunz Kittisak

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  1. To put in perspective 1991 coup leader General Sunthorn Kongsompong left behind usd150 million worth of assets in 1999 when he died. That’s almost 300 million in today’s value. His salary was only about usd1000 per month as supreme commander of the Royal Thai Armed Forces.
  2. The 2 most prominent ones Prayuth and Prawit who did the most damage to the country. And also the lot of those related to the coup
  3. Those people wanted to challenge the police to release 6 terrorists. No sympathy from me
  4. The most powerful ONE and the only ONE that matters is on his side now. Khun Thaksin would be wise to make haste while the sun shines to rid himself of his enemies
  5. The manner which Thaksin is proceeding you know he has secured carte blanche backing from the One which matters. I would really love to see the 2 thieving generals getting their just desserts finally
  6. Well said Thailand is one of the few Asian countries without casinos. Better late than never
  7. My brother in law a senior police officer with a lucrative posting is doing his utmost to become a judge or rather a magistrate. This should tell you a lot
  8. Well said Khun Thaksin might not be the poster boy for western styled democracy but he was doing a great job for Thailand and for most of the thais especially the common folks. Then you understand why he is so beloved still and why the elites are so scare of him that successive elected governments after him were removed by coups
  9. Democracy is not always needed for development especially in Asia. Just look at China. Thailand is going well. Thaksin back in charge will make it great again
  10. Khun Thaksin is making the moves to get rid of the 2 vile generals. Better the democrats then PPP. I would say Pheu Thai is living up to its election promise of ridding the coup generals from government.
  11. I believe him. There’s no need for any agreement, he just need the endorsement of The One. It’s good to see Khun Thaksin back in the saddle. Hope his rivals get what’s coming for running the country to the ground in his absence.
  12. Are they related to Coca? That chain has an even longer history but sadly in recent years the outlets has also dwindled
  13. Dismissal? Not happening Moved to inactive post at most His patron is Prawit so his fortunes are also dependent on Prawit’s continued hold on power.
  14. How can you say thais did not vote for her? Her party and her won the 2nd highest votes in the land. As to why the MFP can’t formed the government and why Pita can’t be the PM, I don’t need to repeat recent history to you. And blaming the system is flawed argument coz Thailand political model is such that the people do not chose the PM directly.
  15. How was it overturned? MFP couldn’t form the government. They couldn’t even get any partners for a coalition. This is how democracy works
  16. You are allowing your hatred for this man cloud your judgement. Despite his flaws Khun Thaksin did a whole lot of good. Lesser of 2 evils you might say. Prayuth was the the absolute worst PM in recent history
  17. It’s deep rooted. You can call it the Thai caste system. ศักดินา Is the word
  18. Indeed. The ones in power are the ones with the guns and tanks. A peaceful revolution will never happen. You want the change that you advocate then civil war is inevitable
  19. No yet but soon Let Thaksin consolidate his grip then I’m sure he will come for revenge
  20. Big words from someone who is banned from politics and had his party dissolved. He should worry about himself first if he’ll be jailed or worse come to any bodily harm.
  21. This sentence alone could land you a LM charge. Please tread cautiously
  22. Indeed it seems Khun Thaksin is firmly in the driving seat now
  23. Noise just noise nothing can derail Khun Thaksin’s masterplan to make Thailand great again
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