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The sudden fall of Sudarat, Thaksin’s right-hand woman

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The sudden fall of Sudarat, Thaksin’s right-hand woman

 

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Pheu Thai party’s candidate for prime minister Sudarat Keyuraphan speaks at her party’s headquarters in Bangkok on March 24, 2019 after polls closed in Thailand’s general election. (Photo by YE AUNG THU / AFP)


A former key leader of Pheu Thai dating back to its incarnation as Thai Rak Thai in 1998, veteran politician Khunying Sudarat Keyuraphan has left the opposition party abruptly. 

 

In her letter dated November 30 and addressed to Pheu Thai’s registrar, Sudarat offered no reason for her decision to resign as a lifetime party member. 

 

However, observers and analysts point to three issues that pushed the 59-year-old political veteran to the exit.

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/the-sudden-fall-of-sudarat-thaksins-right-hand-woman/

 

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From the original article: "several months of fierce party infighting"

 

That's wonderful. And not really surprising that the greedy Thaksin lackeys fight each other. Please more of the same.

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So, that's it, her faction lost it's place at the trough!

She is also said to have had strong ties with General Prawit Wongsuwan, a key figure in the present government, dating back to his days in the Army. 

 

Friends with the abhorrent toad, more likely the reason she left.

1 hour ago, Thaiwrath said:

She is also said to have had strong ties with General Prawit Wongsuwan, a key figure in the present government, dating back to his days in the Army. 

 

Friends with the abhorrent toad, more likely the reason she left.

Thaksin?

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She simply did not have the power to make any more money out of her position. She and her proxy company Q house own a good percentage of land in Don Muang district. <Deleted>. 

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7 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

Thaksin?

No association with fat Prawit

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8 hours ago, rooster59 said:

However, observers and analysts point to three issues that pushed the 59-year-old political veteran to the exit.

No more room at the trough.

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Who has pictures of this beauty when she was named B&B?

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14 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

From the original article: "several months of fierce party infighting"

 

That's wonderful. And not really surprising that the greedy Thaksin lackeys fight each other. Please more of the same.

What?  How dare you!  Thaksin is the Robin Hood esque man of the people, the enemy of the evil gub'ment and the "democratic" choice, so can therefore do no wrong! /s

Wasn't she Thaksin's anointed choice for PM if Pheu Thai had formed a government after the last election?

 

 

Just another upstanding member of the Thai trough sniffers sent to pastures.

 

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