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Former Move Forward party leader told not to interfere with government in helping Thais in Israel

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A former United Thai Nation (UTN) electoral candidate has asked former Move Forward party leader Pita Limjaroenrat to stop interfering with the government in the effort to help Thais in Israel, pointing out that it is none of his business.

 

In his Facebook post yesterday (Sunday), in response to Pita’s offer of assistance, Shinapat Kitlertsiriwattana, former UTN candidate for Chiang Mai’s Constituency 1, said that Pita’s claim that he called the Israeli ambassador to Thailand on Saturday night, expressing his condolences for the Israeli people and offering his support for the Israeli government to ease the conflict for the safety of Thai people in Israel, will only cause confusion among the Thai people there and will not help improve the situation “because you are neither the prime minister (of Thailand) nor a party leader nor an MP and should let the government do their job.”

 

“It is none of your business.  This is not the time for fame seeking,” said Shinapat, as he advised Pita to carry on with selling dreams to the young people “until they wake up”.

 

Full story: Thai PBS 2023-10-09

 

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1 hour ago, snoop1130 said:

“It is none of your business.  This is not the time for fame seeking,” said Shinapat, as he advised Pita to carry on with selling dreams to the young people “until they wake up”.

jealousy is it? the guy selling dreams to the young people it's a good one, the bad news for u it will be when they will wake up and u will get to look for a new job

the guy was elected by the people, what about u, were u elected by the people as well.... hummm I really doubt

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Pita, never give up, keep em honest, give em hell. A true democracy awaits.

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what a d????ck

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A guy totally out of touch with reality, or the people's feelings.

 

He just stepped in some deep doggie sh*t by speaking out against someone who the majority of Thai people love.

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13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

“It is none of your business.  This is not the time for fame seeking,” said Shinapat, as he advised Pita to carry on with selling dreams to the young people “until they wake up”.

Bitterness showing through.

14 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Shinapat Kitlertsiriwattana, former UTN candidate for Chiang Mai’s Constituency ....

... does only cause confusion among the Thai people and will not help improve the situation .

Step back , it is not your business either .

14 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

 

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Pita did what that guy should have done already. Sour grapes and jealousy on display here. 

Can it be assumed, that Shinapat Kitlertsiriwattana is not good friends with Pita?

Let Thailand take care of the humanitarian needs of her people in that region but keep the nose out of this conflict. It is impossible to explain, that Palestine's motives are understood and correct yet the execution a hopeless disaster to be condemned to the fullest. 

But it is like Ukraine, 20+ years of watching, how NATO broke a promise to the extend, that their "non-expansion to the East" after 1990 (when the Soviets agreed to the reunification of Germany) was nothing but hot air as the Warsaw Pact had no members left 2009. 

Get the official America in Washington DC and the East coast out of all those world's conflicts while Thailand should do everything possible to get its citizens out - everything else is to be left between the haggling parties to sort out their mess by themselves - without the 24 billion USD yearly so kindly availed by the zionist friends in the US - me thinks. 

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Gawd blimey the establishment really, really hate Pita don't they!

 

They must be absolutely terrified of him for the old and crusty hypocrites to take everything so personal and to show such blatant fear and disdain for everything he says or does, truly sad and very revealing.....

6 hours ago, nobodysfriend said:

... does only cause confusion among the Thai people and will not help improve the situation .

Step back , it is not your business either .

 

And it has absolutely NOTHING to do with Shinapat Kitlertsiriwattana, former UTN candidate for Chiang Mai’s Constituency, who was so popular in Chiang Mai, that he couldn't even get elected.

44 minutes ago, mark131v said:

Gawd blimey the establishment really, really hate Pita don't they!

 

They must be absolutely terrified of him for the old and crusty hypocrites to take everything so personal and to show such blatant fear and disdain for everything he says or does, truly sad and very revealing.....

However, Shinapat Kitlertsiriwattana, is NOT a member of the establishment, but simply one of Prayuth's political party, who couldn't even win the seat he stood for in Chiang Mai.

Sure it will be because if any good news can be extracted from this story the latest unelected government will want to claim it ????

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