I would like to see some foreigners  do a lengthy protest at government house.  Cause a big fuss and get World press coverage. 

Funny thing is that I know 2 people working in the police hospital in Bangkok, and they both tell me that Thaksin isn’t there any more. He simply arrives there when needs be, like someone going in to check on him or whatever. He is now, these people say, living in his house free as a bird. Thailands justices system is a complete joke. Money buys power buys freedom to do whatever you want. It’ll never change as the greed of people, especially the politicians, is huge.

Another day, another dozen or so posts from the obsessed Mr T hate mob.

One of them asks why Thais aren't up in arms over the alleged kid glove treatment of the former democratically elected PM of Thailand.

Fact is that apart from Bangkok hi sos and a bunch of frothing farang, not many people in Thailand, except a few in the South, give much thought to this perceived problem.

 

1 hour ago, Elkski said:

I would like to see some foreigners  do a lengthy protest at government house.  Cause a big fuss and get World press coverage. 

What right would any foreigner have to make a protest about an internal national matter?

13 hours ago, 2baht said:

Does the word shame even translate?

Perhaps in to losing face?

Blatantly corruption, colossal ineptitude, total in yo face disregard for law...and a global embarrassment. Typical Thailand. 

On 12/13/2023 at 3:10 PM, Red Forever said:

Thais aren't up in arms over the alleged kid glove treatment of the former democratically elected PM of Thailand.

Because some refer to him as the ex PM convicted of graft and abuse of power, who ran away like a coward from justice and swanned around the world for 15  years evading imprisonment. He returned and still does so.