Mover Forward Party leader Pita Limjaroenrat on Tuesday reaffirmed his support for the ASEAN centrality in resolving the crisis in Myanmar in what is seen as his attempts to distance himself from the current Thai government’s peace initiative that has drawn widespread criticisms from both local and international human rights and democracy groups.

 

Pita also pledged to have an inter-agency task force set up in the Prime Minister’s Office to coordinate multi-pronged efforts and seek solutions to the Myanmar situation.

 

Pita, whose party emerged the top winner in the recent general election, is in the process of setting up a coalition government with himself as prime minister.  Pita has been openly critical of the Prayut government’s policy toward Myanmar which he sees as too accommodating to the military junta which seized power in early 2021.

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/pita-voices-support-for-asean-led-peace-efforts-for-myanmar/

 

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But what about the deals Don is negotiating with his besties?

4 hours ago, webfact said:

Pita also pledged to have an inter-agency task force set up in the Prime Minister’s Office to coordinate multi-pronged efforts and seek solutions to the Myanmar situation.

Stay out of Myanmar Pita, you have enough for now with the military regime in Thailand.

4 hours ago, herfiehandbag said:

But what about the deals Don is negotiating with his besties?

 Polisexuals, Nonbinary, agender, Pansexual, 'queer', homosexual, ??? ????

5 hours ago, herfiehandbag said:

But what about the deals Don is negotiating with his besties?

 

11 minutes ago, Tarteso said:

 Polisexuals, Nonbinary, agender, Pansexual, 'queer', homosexual, ??? ????

Birds of a feather. Thailand Junta rep in blue, Myanmar Junta rep in green. The photo was taken and published at the first meeting shortly after the last coup.

He is already demonstrating the kind of moral courage Cha Cha is completely lacking. The younger man is a real man, trying to usurp a cowardly little boy. 

Edited June 21, 20233 yr by spidermike007

2 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Stay out of Myanmar Pita, you have enough for now with the military regime in Thailand.

Correct. There are enough deep-seeded historic issues to deal with domestically than going off into a dreamy state of saving Burma. Let's concentrate on saving Thailand, firstly......

2 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Stay out of Myanmar Pita, you have enough for now with the military regime in Thailand.

Nonsense.

Get in there and clean that sh!tshow up as well.

 

18 minutes ago, MrMojoRisin said:

Nonsense.

Get in there and clean that sh!tshow up as well.

 

Easier to suggest from a distance, ain't it?

40 minutes ago, zzaa09 said:

Easier to suggest from a distance, ain't it?

Who dares wins!

Another kick in the nuts, this time for FM Don.

 

Love it.

 

Ouch. That'll leave a mark.

 

The last thing the dinos want to hear on the way out is criticism.

 

 

 

 

easier said then done, many have tried to convince the dictator to stop sending planes to kill his own people, meetings in Singapore, the guy from Indonesia and Malaysia got involved to no avail, the only way to get rid of this type of dictator is using a sniper shot but again, vermin very hard to kill.... he has a short/small man syndrome complex..... and loves golden glasses Thailand has a short fat one that loves golden watches... birds of the feather

Edited June 21, 20233 yr by Mavideol

Thailand's military sometimes forgets that Burma used to invade Thailand "whenever they wanted" and destroyed the original capital of Ayutthaya. They are not soft cuddly teddy bears. The one consistent enemy that Thailand has ever had.

Danger Will Robinson. 

2 minutes ago, Purdey said:

Thailand's military sometimes forgets that Burma used to invade Thailand "whenever they wanted" and destroyed the original capital of Ayutthaya. They are not soft cuddly teddy bears. The one consistent enemy that Thailand has ever had.

Danger Will Robinson. 

Yet, weren't they upgraded by English civilised missions? 

Probably from which came the inherited evil and nastiness that we've seen since the early 60s. 

Sadly ASEAN is completely useless and the rest of the world doesn't give a flying f.K about Myanmar. Same will happen here when the military once again moves in. Military people in certain regions of the world are complete nutters. Power hungry, corrupt AH who don't give a damn about killing the citizens, only protecting their power and wealth by any means. 

Edited June 21, 20233 yr by dinsdale

6 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

He is already demonstrating the kind of moral courage Cha Cha is completely lacking. The younger man is a real man, trying to usurp a cowardly little boy. 

And he's not frightened to try to make gains on many issues. He's got a well educated, balanced and intelligent team and from his earlier comments will be expecting them to tackle issues and give good performance. 

 

Good luck khun Pita.

11 hours ago, MrMojoRisin said:

Nonsense.

Get in there and clean that sh!tshow up as well.

 

Priorities first.. clean up Thailand.

3 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Priorities first.. clean up Thailand.

Walk and chew gum.

i also call on pita to condemn the current situation in myanmar if he has not done so yet. 

 

 

16 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

He is already demonstrating the kind of moral courage Cha Cha is completely lacking. The younger man is a real man, trying to usurp a cowardly little boy. 

Till now it is just empty talk...Empty talk is cheap. And I doubt the most genius person could come up with a working peace deal in Myanmar, as neither side there will cave in....so it is just wasted time.

2 minutes ago, stoner said:

i also call on pita to condemn the current situation in myanmar if he has not done so yet. 

 

 

For what? What would improve? It is an useless exercise. Better focus on important things

3 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Priorities first.. clean up Thailand.

exactly there is nothing to win in Myanmar...It is a wasted time.

6 minutes ago, h90 said:

For what? What would improve? It is an useless exercise. Better focus on important things

for what ? 

 

to show thai and the world that they do not support or condone the actions taking place there.....unlike previous times. 

 

all it takes is a statement and a headline to show the world how the thai government feels about it. he looses nothing and gains support of the common man. 

 

looks rather weak if you just turn a blind eye. 

 

ps....funny that very little is ever said around the world about myanmar. must not be enough gas or oil resources to justify outrage. yet numerous countries over the last decade have been helped with very similar situations. 

38 minutes ago, stoner said:

for what ? 

 

to show thai and the world that they do not support or condone the actions taking place there.....unlike previous times. 

 

all it takes is a statement and a headline to show the world how the thai government feels about it. he looses nothing and gains support of the common man. 

 

looks rather weak if you just turn a blind eye. 

 

ps....funny that very little is ever said around the world about myanmar. must not be enough gas or oil resources to justify outrage. yet numerous countries over the last decade have been helped with very similar situations. 

nothing to loose? Thailand is doing a lot trade with Myanmar and also buys their gas there. So having a good relationship is important.

A lot to loose....Just to show the twitter world that we can do tough talking. In reality no one care.

3 minutes ago, h90 said:

Thailand is doing a lot trade with Myanmar and also buys their gas there.

lots of countries in the world to trade with and buy gas from that are not committing massive human atrocities. 

 

its like countries dealing with saudi because ya. 

10 minutes ago, stoner said:

lots of countries in the world to trade with and buy gas from that are not committing massive human atrocities. 

 

its like countries dealing with saudi because ya. 

Saudi Arabia, Russia, Malaysia (Sharia), USA, Iran......

Specially on the oil and gas it looks bad and making a pipeline from Norway to Thailand might be a bit costly.

Pipeline gas works only from countries that are close.

 

Thailand produced a lot gas themself in the gulf, but they screwed up things....I didn't read what they did but there was some major problem.

 

And tell the Thai people...sorry electric and cooking gas goes up 30% because we don't like Myanmars internal affairs....Thai people may ask why they get punished.

Thailand should be neutral and friendly to both sides.

14 hours ago, zzaa09 said:

Yet, weren't they upgraded by English civilised missions? 

Probably from which came the inherited evil and nastiness that we've seen since the early 60s. 

Pretty sure they've always been nasty. I guess you can't civilized then. 

30 minutes ago, h90 said:

Saudi Arabia, Russia, Malaysia (Sharia), USA, Iran......

Specially on the oil and gas it looks bad and making a pipeline from Norway to Thailand might be a bit costly.

Pipeline gas works only from countries that are close.

 

Thailand produced a lot gas themself in the gulf, but they screwed up things....I didn't read what they did but there was some major problem.

 

And tell the Thai people...sorry electric and cooking gas goes up 30% because we don't like Myanmars internal affairs....Thai people may ask why they get punished.

Thailand should be neutral and friendly to both sides.

money over morals i guess. 

 

 

1 hour ago, h90 said:

exactly there is nothing to win in Myanmar...It is a wasted time.

One less junta is always a win for the world. 

17 minutes ago, MrMojoRisin said:

One less junta is always a win for the world. 

you can't say that....Hitler and Stalin weren't military....And I would strongly prefer some moderate Prayuth over them, if they had a coup in time.