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Xi Jinping invites Srettha to Beijing for economic talks as he finalises his new cabinet lineup 

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New Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin takes up the reins on Friday as he finalises his cabinet lineup which is expected to be sworn in by Monday, September 11th next. At a meeting on Tuesday, the Chinese Ambassador to Thailand, Mr Han Zhiqiang, extended an invitation to Mr Srettha to visit China and discuss closer economic collaboration with President Xi Jinping.

 

New Prime Minister, Srettha Thavisin, is promising to move swiftly to lower energy costs when the new cabinet is sworn in over the coming days with controversies already developing over key Pheu Thai appointments. Mr Srettha is scheduled to visit the United Nations General Assembly in New York on September 19th.


Thailand’s new Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin was invited by China’s President Xi Jinping this week to visit Beijing as he prepares to finalise his cabinet which is expected to be sworn in by September 11th.

 

Thursday was the last day at Government House for outgoing Prime Minister Prayut Chan Ocha with Mr Srettha now taking up the reins ahead of his government being officially sworn in before an audience with His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn. 

 

On Friday, Mr Srettha Thavisin begins his tenure at Government House as Thailand’s 30th Prime Minister and is expected to unveil his new cabinet line-up.

 

by Carla Boonkong & Pranee O' Connor

 

Full story: https://www.thaiexaminer.com/thai-news-foreigners/2023/08/31/xi-jinping-invites-srettha-thavisin-to-beijing/

 

-- Thai Examiner 2023-09-02

 

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  • Ok, Xi. We got the westerners out whatelse can we do for you.. Don't think they are going to give us the fighter jets though. Sorry about that Xi. We will see what we can get out of the US next meetin

  • Srettha hasn't had time to see if he can get his feet under the table yet, and Xi wants him to pop-over for a chat about letting China send all it's fake products and scammers over.

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Ok, Xi. We got the westerners out whatelse can we do for you.. Don't think they are going to give us the fighter jets though. Sorry about that Xi. We will see what we can get out of the US next meeting.. We will try and get advanced chips for you and you can slide in under our trade deal with the US.. It is coming together Xi.. Won't be long before those dirty westerners will be under our thumb...  Pinky swear Xi.

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Bow to the Emperor (Xi)!

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1 hour ago, 2baht said:

Bow to the Emperor (Xi)!

Srettha hasn't had time to see if he can get his feet under the table yet, and Xi wants him to pop-over for a chat about letting China send all it's fake products and scammers over.

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Right sonny the silk road is one way only and ends up at my front door now run along and make me richer and no more whining about sub engines like the last pillock  ????

28 minutes ago, klauskunkel said:

Xi: "Pay tribute, vassal."

Xi: "Bow, subordinates!"

24 minutes ago, 2baht said:

Xi: "Bow, subordinates!"

Could it lead to "jus primae noctis".

Just now, Ben Zioner said:

Could it lead to "jus primae noctis".

Translate please!

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The Chinese have always been the better chess players while good old uncle Joe is still roaming, slightly lost though, the lawns of the White House ???? 

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China under extreme pressure (declining  economy, high youth unemployment, high internal debts, external world getting tougher as The West closes down the options ... ).

 

So it's Pull finger for the local neighbours.

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2 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Srettha hasn't had time to see if he can get his feet under the table yet, and Xi wants him to pop-over for a chat about letting China send all it's fake products and scammers over.

The slide to a Chinese takeover of Thailand is starting to speed up, and with the latest display of post election zero ethics by PT, I wonder how cheaply they will sell  the country out.

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42 minutes ago, 2baht said:

Translate please!

First Night rights. ie In the European Middle Ages there was a tradition that the local lord of the manor got to deflower the virgin maiden on the first night after she married a local yokel.

This is just a normal diplomatic gesture that the local dominant political entity offers to a new leader in the neighbourhood, America does the same thing with European leaders. Srettha will probably want to know if the place is dry yet before he goes.

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I guess our "beloved and most respected" Prayut Chan Ocha wil travel along with Srettha, to whisper in his ear and tell him what to say?

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Can we talk of canals again?

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You have been summoned boy, chop chop. :jap:

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42 minutes ago, Sydebolle said:

The Chinese have always been the better chess players while good old uncle Joe is still roaming, slightly lost though, the lawns of the White House ???? 

Joe's out on the White House lawn trying to take a personal call from afar regarding another deposit to his pension fund.

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37 minutes ago, kennw said:

The slide to a Chinese takeover of Thailand is starting to speed up, and with the latest display of post election zero ethics by PT, I wonder how cheaply they will sell  the country out.

Very cheaply, like they sold out the people of Thailand, even astonishing their own red shirt followers to get to the trough by inviting in the military.

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6 hours ago, webfact said:

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New Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin takes up the reins on Friday as he finalises his cabinet lineup which is expected to be sworn in by Monday, September 11th next. At a meeting on Tuesday, the Chinese Ambassador to Thailand, Mr Han Zhiqiang, extended an invitation to Mr Srettha to visit China and discuss closer economic collaboration with President Xi Jinping.

 

New Prime Minister, Srettha Thavisin, is promising to move swiftly to lower energy costs when the new cabinet is sworn in over the coming days with controversies already developing over key Pheu Thai appointments. Mr Srettha is scheduled to visit the United Nations General Assembly in New York on September 19th.


Thailand’s new Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin was invited by China’s President Xi Jinping this week to visit Beijing as he prepares to finalise his cabinet which is expected to be sworn in by September 11th.

 

Thursday was the last day at Government House for outgoing Prime Minister Prayut Chan Ocha with Mr Srettha now taking up the reins ahead of his government being officially sworn in before an audience with His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn. 

 

On Friday, Mr Srettha Thavisin begins his tenure at Government House as Thailand’s 30th Prime Minister and is expected to unveil his new cabinet line-up.

 

by Carla Boonkong & Pranee O' Connor

 

Full story: https://www.thaiexaminer.com/thai-news-foreigners/2023/08/31/xi-jinping-invites-srettha-thavisin-to-beijing/

 

-- Thai Examiner 2023-09-02

 

- Cigna offers a range of visa-compliant plans that meet the minimum requirement of medical treatment, including COVID-19, up to THB 3m. For more information on all expat health insurance plans click here.

 

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Now quickly quickly get the guy to China before he may consider going to one of these decadent western places that will now all scramble to recognise full fledged democracy in Thailand, promise gigantic credits and megaprojects (more dams on the Mekhong, Highspeed rail links from Bangkok to Nakhon Nowhere ,Nuclear powerplants in Phuket and Samut Prakhan, more submarines, an aircraft carrier on loan, permission to build skyscrapers in Peking, etc etc etc) great to justify work permits for as many chinese "workers" and goverment triads, sorry: companies as possible , guaranteed by land, port and maybe airport licences (see Sri Lanka), make quick deal to extradite any Uighurs, Tibetans , Hongkongers and Taiwanese stuck in Thailand, so they can be happily reeducated.

1 hour ago, kennw said:

The slide to a Chinese takeover of Thailand is starting to speed up, and with the latest display of post election zero ethics by PT, I wonder how cheaply they will sell  the country out.

Judging by recent press releases, Porsche seems to be the vehicle of choice for the connected insurgents! :jap:

4 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Srettha hasn't had time to see if he can get his feet under the table yet, and Xi wants him to pop-over for a chat about letting China send all it's fake products and scammers over.

Xi " Hey ! Best mate Best Pal, Best Buddy Srettha, could you find a quick way to send over some Money, as we seem to be in the Doo-Doo at the moment old Chap, and need a hand "

Srettha " Ok, we will try to up our imports of your products in return you must send to us at least 15 Million Tourists before the Year end "

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"extended an invitation to Mr Srettha to visit China and discuss closer economic collaboration with President Xi Jinping"...

 

In the long term, it is never a good idea to collaborate with the enemy.

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Would not expect anything else

China is a big market for Thailand exports and Tourism ????

Could be a big increase of Chinese tourists coming to Thailand in the future plus more trade deals good for the Thai economy ????

 

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First of all I would like to congratulate you on suppressing the will of the people. The way you guys stole that election was crafty, and we at the CCP really admire you for that. That guy Pita was a pesky young one, and he wanted reform. You cannot allow that. One thing you will learn is that the will of the people is never important. It is the will of the government. We know best. They don't. So, now that you have learned lesson #1, you are well on your way. 

 

Lesson #2. Never wear your power lightly, or gracefully. As you can see, we do not. It is all about business interests. They must always come first. The people should always be a secondary consideration. Keep them happy enough so they do not revolt. That is all you have to understand about them. And do not allow them to protest or show their lack of fealty. That is not good either. And lastly, keep a tight leash on the press and social media. 

 

OK, now that we are done with that, would you prefer the 1982 Lafite Rothschild, or the 1959 Domaine de la Romanee-Conti?

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8 hours ago, webfact said:

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New Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin takes up the reins on Friday as he finalises his cabinet lineup which is expected to be sworn in by Monday, September 11th next. At a meeting on Tuesday, the Chinese Ambassador to Thailand, Mr Han Zhiqiang, extended an invitation to Mr Srettha to visit China and discuss closer economic collaboration with President Xi Jinping.

 

New Prime Minister, Srettha Thavisin, is promising to move swiftly to lower energy costs when the new cabinet is sworn in over the coming days with controversies already developing over key Pheu Thai appointments. Mr Srettha is scheduled to visit the United Nations General Assembly in New York on September 19th.


Thailand’s new Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin was invited by China’s President Xi Jinping this week to visit Beijing as he prepares to finalise his cabinet which is expected to be sworn in by September 11th.

 

Thursday was the last day at Government House for outgoing Prime Minister Prayut Chan Ocha with Mr Srettha now taking up the reins ahead of his government being officially sworn in before an audience with His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn. 

 

On Friday, Mr Srettha Thavisin begins his tenure at Government House as Thailand’s 30th Prime Minister and is expected to unveil his new cabinet line-up.

 

by Carla Boonkong & Pranee O' Connor

 

Full story: https://www.thaiexaminer.com/thai-news-foreigners/2023/08/31/xi-jinping-invites-srettha-thavisin-to-beijing/

 

-- Thai Examiner 2023-09-02

 

- Cigna offers a range of visa-compliant plans that meet the minimum requirement of medical treatment, including COVID-19, up to THB 3m. For more information on all expat health insurance plans click here.

 

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Usual phobics. China is biggest trade partner with Thailand . Thailand has no need accede to whining critics from faltering West economies.

3 hours ago, Sydebolle said:

The Chinese have always been the better chess players while good old uncle Joe is still roaming, slightly lost though, the lawns of the White House ???? 

While the Chinese delegation to Thailand was being invited to meet the new PM, the American ambassador was tweeting pictures of the last place he went jogging.

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12 minutes ago, RanongCat said:

Usual phobics. China is biggest trade partner with Thailand . Thailand has no need accede to whining critics from faltering West economies.

Fine. Then maybe those faltering Western economies should apply reciprocal tariffs on Thai good going to the West until Thailand no longer has a trade surplus. Then, it can enjoy a trade deficit, just like it does with China.

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