Yingluck becomes a Serbian citizen

[hobobo]

15 hours ago, lungbing said:

How come The Republic of Serbia has a Royal Gazette?

Serbia was a Monarchy until the end of WW2, and a lot of young princelings still hope that one day they could return to Belgrade in their God-given right.  

[Pedrogaz]

Stop this witch hunt of Yingluck.

[hotchilli]

21 hours ago, webfact said:

“I’m a friend of all of them. We always do what is useful for them,

And we can all guess what that is

[PETERTHEEATER]

21 hours ago, Fex Bluse said:

Fabulously beautiful women there. 

 

Pity. I like REAL women not fabled....

[chainarong]

21 hours ago, geoffbezoz said:

So hot money goes down well then ?

No different to Thailand,  really.

[Moo 2]

Why didn't the UK give them citizenship?

Because Brexiters don't like migrants,

[Sujo]

12 hours ago, emptypockets said:

Why do the allegedly HiSo go into self exile when the common people simply go on the run?

Exike is generally used for political matters. If a common person is the subject of political persecution they will also be referred as being in exile.

[Moo 2]

We should tell Prayut "Jealousy is not a Virtue".  

[Old Croc]

1 hour ago, Pedrogaz said:

Stop this witch hunt of Yingluck.

https://youtu.be/0KRZLo4OrsQ

 

[dennnis]

She changed name too. Now she is Jelena Sinavatrovic.

[Krataiboy]

The Thai authorities are have been quick to point out that corruption is a crime in Serbia as well as Thailand. 

 

What they for some reason omitted to mention is that graft is as endemic in the Republic as it is here.

 

According to Wikipedia, a survey of Serbs who had contact with public institutions showed that nearly a quarter had paid a bribe at least once in the previous year.

 

The recipients were employees of public institutions - such as police, public health, educational system and civil courts - plus public services that issue official documents and departments responsible for social welfare.

 

Yingluck should feel perfectly at home. And, with money to burn, confident that she will be allowed to stay no matter what moves Thailand makes.

Edited August 10, 2019 by Krataiboy

[simple1]

9 minutes ago, Krataiboy said:

The Thai authorities are have been quick to point out that corruption is a crime in Serbia as well as Thailand. 

 

What they for some reason omitted to mention is that graft is as endemic in the Republic as it is here.

 

According to Wikipedia, a survey of Serbs who had contact with public institutions showed that nearly a quarter had paid a bribe at least once in the previous year.

 

The recipients were employees of public institutions - such as police, public health, educational system and civil courts - plus public services that issue official documents and departments responsible for social welfare.

 

Yingluck should feel perfectly at home. And, with money to burn, confident that she will be allowed to stay no matter what moves Thailand makes.

Doesn't Yingluck now live in London?

[grumpy 4680]

    Never understood why Yingluck carried the can for all the Thai crooks who done the dirty deeds over the rice issue, she tried to help the farmers, but it was all the Thai crooks who abused it

[grumpy 4680]

    Maybe, when we get an honest government, her alleged crimes will be rescinded. Never heard what happened to the real crooks.

[kensisaket]

22 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

Governments and countries have no friends. They have interests - like receiving lots of money.

 

From Wikipedia about Serbia: "The average annual air temperature [...] is 10.9 °C"   Enjoy!

This is not a story about citizenship, it's about getting a passport.  It's headlining the Thai news; because, in LOS no one has ever been accused of providing a passport/visa for money.  The only time she will see 10.9 degrees C (or less) is walking from her mansion to her limo on the way to her private jet booked for Dubai.

[natway09]

To extradite her back to Thailand & put her in jail would be the stupidist 

move on behalf of the Government.

Not even the army would be able to quell the unrest

Let sleeping dogs sleep (in this case)

She was only a mouthpiece for her brother anyway

[RJRS1301]

10 minutes ago, kensisaket said:

This is not a story about citizenship, it's about getting a passport.  It's headlining the Thai news; because, in LOS no one has ever been accused of providing a passport/visa for money.  The only time she will see 10.9 degrees C (or less) is walking from her mansion to her limo on the way to her private jet booked for Dubai.

I hope the covered and enclosed walkway to the limo is heated to a bearable 22 deg cel.

[ThaiBunny]

1 minute ago, natway09 said:

To extradite her back to Thailand & put her in jail would be the stupidist move on behalf of the Government.

Surely that was the whole point of letting her flee a couple of years ago?

[natway09]

Good man

Bring her back, slam her in jail for 5 years & you have just destroyed the country 

The unrest will be huge

[sawadee1947]

I guess she got another proper passport as well but wouldn't be so stupid to mention it. 

Depends on investment. ????

 

 

[sawadee1947]

On 8/9/2019 at 10:08 AM, 4evermaat said:

How were they able to exit/enter the various countries once their Thai passports got revoked?  Can someone explain the logistics there?

 

for example, did they already have other passports?

I reckon they got a passport but won't make it public.

The Serbian stuff is just for their friend Prayut 

[Krataiboy]

1 hour ago, simple1 said:

Doesn't Yingluck now live in London?

Why don't you ask her?

[Redline]

Haven't they made themselves look foolish enough?  Time to move on people!

[Isaanbiker]

23 hours ago, from the home of CC said:

way too old for most of the posters..

I'd stay with her when I'm 78.

 

Interesting facts about Serbia and it makes sense why these people want passports from Serbia. 

 

Serbia obtained visa-free travel to Europe back in 2009, alongside Montenegro and Macedonia. However, the Serbian passport has taken off substantially since then. For one thing, Serbia is one of only three countries on Earth whose citizens can visit Europe, Russia, and China without a visa.  

Edited August 10, 2019 by Isaanbiker

[ryokanes]

These people are simply common criminals and parasites who take advantage of the poor.  They are blood suckers who take citizen's tax dollars and escape to other countries.  The solution:  Each government should have an assassin on retainer to hunt these people down and end them.

[Fred white]

37 minutes ago, ryokanes said:

These people are simply common criminals and parasites who take advantage of the poor.  They are blood suckers who take citizen's tax dollars and escape to other countries.  The solution:  Each government should have an assassin on retainer to hunt these people down and end them.

Kind of like the current govt

[metisdead]

An off topic post has been removed. 

[balo]

I wish her all the best, and her family.  Never had a problem with Yingluck. Hope she can return one day when Thailand are not under military rule. 
 

[ryokanes]

And Yingluck nor her brother should never be granted citizenship of any country unless their backgrounds are thoroughly checked to see if they have been cleared of any political malfeasance.  Citizenship for any political figure should not be automatic.  Corruption should not be rewarded.

     Citizenry ought not to be fooled by pretty faces.

[observer90210]

This Yingluck is one real hottie...she should post pictures of her in busty beach attire !!