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Yingluck and Thaksin spotted shopping in Beijing

By THE SUNDAY NATION

 

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FUGITIVE former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra has been spotted in Beijing along with her brother Thaksin, another ex-PM who is also on the run from Thai law, according to media reports.

 

A photograph of the duo taken while they were apparently buying chestnuts was published on Matichon Online and other media websites yesterday afternoon.

 

The siblings were at a mall in the Chinese capital city as the city prepares for Chinese New Year celebrations on February 16, Matichon reported.

 

Thaksin’s youngest daughter, Paetongtarn, posted two photos of her father on her Instagram not long after the other pictures were released on the Matichon website. 

 

“My dad wishes all Thais a happy Chinese New Year from Beijing in advance. Although we are far away from each other, I always miss you, don’t you know?” Paetongtarn wrote on her Instagram account, @ingshin21, yesterday.

 

This was the third time Yingluck has been seen in public since she fled the country in late August. Photos of Yingluck, who was spotted twice in London, were published on social media late last December and early January this year.

 

After those photos were circulated, Thai authorities confirmed last month that the fugitive ex-premier has been in London since September and she possibly carries the passport of another country, as her four Thai passports have been revoked. But they said they did not know about Yingluck’s status in the UK or whether she had applied for political asylum or a visa to remain there.

 

Yingluck fled the country a few days before the Supreme Court was set to rule in August in a case against her of dereliction of duty over her government’s rice-pledging scheme. She reportedly fled to London after stopping in Dubai. 

 

On September 27, the court sentenced her in absentia to five years in jail without suspension for malfeasance of duty. 

 

Thai agencies have failed to locate her even though they have asked the international police agency, Interpol, to help.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/politics/30338536

 

 
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"four Thai passports have been revoked."

 

How do you get 4 "Legal" Thai Passports, and why would you want/need the other 3???

 

Pretty damn sure that I wouldn't be allowed another single UK passport never mind 3 more.

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"Thai authorities are unsure of her status in UK" ?

 

What !! She's a convicted felon on the lam. I'm astounded that UK and Thai Govts seem unable to share info on situations like this.

 

Maybe it's time to place a decent size bounty on international crims ? Get the mercenary bounty hunters involved. Pretty sure we'd see quick results.

 

Couldn't be any worse than the current extradition attempts, which are really embarrassing and totally impotent.

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" But they said they did not know about Yingluck’s status in the UK or whether she had applied for political asylum or a visa to remain there."

 

Well just ask Boris,the UK's foreign minister,when he's here.Duh.

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2 minutes ago, worgeordie said:

" But they said they did not know about Yingluck’s status in the UK or whether she had applied for political asylum or a visa to remain there."

 

Well just ask Boris,the UK's foreign minister,when he's here.Duh.

regards worgeordie

There is always one who has to bring logic and common sense in to a thread!

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23 minutes ago, Odysseus123 said:

Thailand ORDERED Interpol?

 

Splendid,rousing stuff...should be more of it.

 

Interpol should be 44'd and arraigned for it's negligence!:post-4641-1156694083:

 

 

I don't know how interpol exactly works but i would think it only works if all members listen to eachother.

 

Next time Thailand arrests a notorious UK-ciminal they might also not listen to interpol me thinks...

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8 minutes ago, Thian said:

I don't know how interpol exactly works but i would think it only works if all members listen to eachother.

 

Next time Thailand arrests a notorious UK-ciminal they might also not listen to interpol me thinks...

Right...

 

You have backed off demanding INTERPOL be 44'd and arraigned for incompetence?

 

Why...interpol would be extremely busy chasing the political opponents of their numerous military coups, wouldn't they?

 

File under Y-for Yawn.

 

It's like something out of "The Mouse That Roared."

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1 hour ago, merlin2002 said:

If the Red Bull heir is in China, the Thaksin's should meet up with him and take a group photo. That would really get tongues wagging... :whistling:

Totally different level of crimes. One killed a policeman, one rx-policeman killed over 2000 drug suspects.

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Both parties may have committed some wrong doing in the past, but both maybe the Thai people's choice? 

 

Did either of them take control of a nation by force with continued fear?

 

Who's the real culprit?

 

I think the writing is very clearly written on the Wall.

 

No no one is perfect, we all spin white lies and step over the mark at times, but it's the degree in which we commit our sins, that is more important to consider. 

 

I was once told a meaning behind the word Thailand, which was, THE LAND OF THE FREE,. Could the definition have been misleading?

 

The  masses should be free to decide by way of their own considerations and judgement.  

 

Forcibly place an animal within a cadge and witness the effects. Fear. Greed. Suspicion. Hate. Aggression. 

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