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Former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra wants his planned return to Thailand to be seen as a family affair. But few are fooled by his latest political act.

 

All of a sudden Thaksin has become a key player in the weeks-long political haggling over the formation of a post-election coalition.  His announcement that he will finally end his self-exile and fly back to Bangkok on August 10 is seen by many as a signal that a deal has already been sealed.

 

Despite his years of absence, Thaksin still calls the shots in Pheu Thai Party, which is now entrusted by its allies with the task of forming a coalition. The ongoing attempts by Pheu Thai to get wider support outside its alliance for its prime ministerial nomination has, however, run into a brick wall.

 

By Thepchai Yong

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/thaksins-pending-return-signals-done-deal/

 

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4 hours ago, NORDO said:

Unusual Wealth?    He is former Thai politician.  Unusual wealth is a byproduct of Thai politicians and military officers.

He made his millions /billions  BEFORE entering politics 

 

same same but different from the generals  who never did a day of honest work 

 

 

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57 minutes ago, motdaeng said:

if I remember correctly, on friday, the parliament (under pm thaksin's leadership) changed the law so that

he could proceed with selling his company. by monday, the deal was completed!!!

 

of course, some may argue that changing the law was not entirely selfless ... :thumbsup:

That was the land case you referring. As for the Shin Corp sale, it was adjudicated by the court and ruled in favor of Thaksin . Court further ruled that officials involved were not guilty of any crime. 

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20 hours ago, KhunBENQ said:

Who doesn't?

Unusual? Much less unusual than watch collector for example and billionaire Ferrari cops etc.

Sure he evaded tax when selling his business.

In the west this is common practice and a fool would you be called if paying tax.

 

Did you hear about the 100s of people he killed in Isarn with no trial? Many were innocents.

 

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1 hour ago, NoshowJones said:

Ditto the present unelected caretaker PM.

He, and others, are usually protected by such accusations in a variety of manners. 

Certainly won't be touched upon by the military/elite controlled media.......or outside agitators/activists, who are almost always dealt with through an unjust conduit. 

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