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‘Oak’ dares finance minister to prove his honesty


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14 minutes ago, Thaiwrath said:

They are all liars anyway.

I'm not sure swearing before the Emerald Budda will stop any lies, if it keeps him out of an 18 year stretch, like his associates got.

Surely what would be much more relevant is to:

 

1. Hand over a copy of the sighted document to the relevant police department at a media event.

2. At same event hand over a copy to the secretary of whoever of the PM, at same media event.

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I suppose that in the usurpers limited mental capacity he figured that if the guy got away with a big con a few years back he can possibly do it again under the guise of Finance Minister, you really would have trouble making up some of this stuff ????

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8 hours ago, Artisi said:

Qualified, what's that got to do with being part of the junta fan club / and having a preferred position at the trough, no different than the majority now in charge, a bit like Nero and Rome. 

Sure, none of them are qualified and the process used to form a 'government' totally flawed.

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just like the entire junta and the latest election you win whether you win or lose, you are bullet proof if you support the criminals in power

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11 hours ago, Thaiwrath said:

They are all liars anyway.

I'm not sure swearing before the Emerald Budda will stop any lies, if it keeps him out of an 18 year stretch, like his associates got.

An ideal Buddha to swear to, considering it is stolen property - from Laos 

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13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Uttama has insisted he did not approve the loans worth Bt9.9 billion to companies affiliated with property developer Krisda Maha Nakorn Plc

It's getting interesting... 

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1 hour ago, Bob12345 said:

You have a Western mindset, that wont make it far in Thailand.

The idea is to play this out in the media as long as possible to destroy the credibility of your opponent.

Without his credibility hurt there wont be a conviction as the current powers need him. Only when he becomes useless he should begin to worry.

 

If Oak handed it over to the police/justice department, they would start "investigating" it for a few years during which you cannot take action (they will say they are already investigating it so just wait for the results) and at the end of the road they will state they couldnt find anything illegal. After 4+ years of investigation it is hard to get the media warm again to cover this old piece of news and the opportunity is lost.

 

I think "Oak" has a cunning plan that perfectly fits Thailand and his interests, so no need to give him advice as he has been playing this game for longer than any of us.

Yes he certainly has the criminal mindset like all them involved in the game. 

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Uttama has threatened to sue against individuals that discredit him in connection to this bank case. Well this is beyond discrediting him and more like an accusation. If he has the guts, he should sue Oak. I think he fear a court case that will open up the court hearings that will expose more dirty laundries. 

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1 hour ago, Bob12345 said:

You have a Western mindset, that wont make it far in Thailand.

The idea is to play this out in the media as long as possible to destroy the credibility of your opponent.

Without his credibility hurt there wont be a conviction as the current powers need him. Only when he becomes useless he should begin to worry.

 

If Oak handed it over to the police/justice department, they would start "investigating" it for a few years during which you cannot take action (they will say they are already investigating it so just wait for the results) and at the end of the road they will state they couldnt find anything illegal. After 4+ years of investigation it is hard to get the media warm again to cover this old piece of news and the opportunity is lost.

 

I think "Oak" has a cunning plan that perfectly fits Thailand and his interests, so no need to give him advice as he has been playing this game for longer than any of us.

Oak has a cunning plan, about as cunning as a Baldrick plan - just do as daddy tells you son.

The genius Oak couldn't even cheat in Uni exams without getting caught  - and cheating is an established finely honed skill for Thai students.

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1 hour ago, Bob12345 said:

You have a Western mindset, that wont make it far in Thailand.

The idea is to play this out in the media as long as possible to destroy the credibility of your opponent.

Without his credibility hurt there wont be a conviction as the current powers need him. Only when he becomes useless he should begin to worry.

 

If Oak handed it over to the police/justice department, they would start "investigating" it for a few years during which you cannot take action (they will say they are already investigating it so just wait for the results) and at the end of the road they will state they couldnt find anything illegal. After 4+ years of investigation it is hard to get the media warm again to cover this old piece of news and the opportunity is lost.

 

I think "Oak" has a cunning plan that perfectly fits Thailand and his interests, so no need to give him advice as he has been playing this game for longer than any of us.

He does have a father who was and is great mastermind .

 

i have a feeling , he wants him to follow through and face the Buddha and this is when another piece of paper would be produced ( courtesy of his father ) then its lied in the parliament and lied to God, no other option but to dismiss or to make Oaks case go away prior to second document resurfacing 

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11 hours ago, bangrak said:

The 'fun' bit in this 'contest' is that, outside of that Uttama former Shin and now Prayuth doormat being lying his head of, ...this, fraudulent, KTB loan was made to please 'daddy' Thaksin, who will, most probably, be sentenced to jail for his role in the scam, as were already other accomplices who are now behind bars... Not sure that this document's (when authentic) 'sudden apparition' in Oaf's hands will serve Thaksin well in his case...

P.S.: is there a reason for the Nation not to remind the readers about the amount of this corrupt 'loan', some X,000,000,000 Baht, wasn't it?

Yes we are talking about an amount over 9,9 billion baht that was divided between 4 persons where 3 of them was Taksin, His wife and Panthong.

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A chip off the old block. So, in a few years we will see the dinosaurs sprogs beating each other like their fathers and forefathers did in parliament. 

This little "Oak" boy might be taught a lesson in politeness too; take off your shades if you talk to someone. He might be not aware but while this posting is listed and commented, others are digging around in his father's activities in the past - lets see the next step and yep, this could be fun indeed! 

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19 minutes ago, Matzzon said:

Yes we are talking about an amount over 9,9 billion baht that was divided between 4 persons where 3 of them was Taksin, His wife and Panthong.

Allow me to correct your ill informed posting. The 9.9 B Baht loan was for Golden Technology affiliated to the Krisdamahanakorn Group and Meechai was the company executive. 

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32 minutes ago, Artisi said:

Oak has a cunning plan, about as cunning as a Baldrick plan - just do as daddy tells you son.

The genius Oak couldn't even cheat in Uni exams without getting caught  - and cheating is an established finely honed skill for Thai students.

And, as already said, this could in fact bounce back and rehit his father's case in this loan scandal, where the guilty who didn't flee are in jail on 14 / 18 / 22 year sentences. 

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