He stole millions of dollars from Thailand  what a beautiful house in Dubai and other countries flies around in the $50 million jet, he owns his sister fleas the country a day or two before sentencing corruption from the very top and the people here just don’t care TIT

4 hours ago, 2baht said:

For what??? If they are innocent there's no need to sleaze, they can travel by regular means and come back when they please???

 

Nice theory, but...

32 minutes ago, TheFishman1 said:

He stole millions of dollars from Thailand  what a beautiful house in Dubai and other countries flies around in the $50 million jet, he owns his sister fleas the country a day or two before sentencing corruption from the very top and the people here just don’t care TIT

And why should they care? Overall, would you say the Shinawat clan did more harm than good for the country? If you think they did more harm, then a coup was the next best thing I guess.

12 hours ago, 2baht said:

Innocent people don't sleaze over the Cambodian border and disappear into exile for years on end!

 

Tell that to the numerous political dissidents and journalists that have had to flee Thailand for fear of prosecution. 

On 12/26/2023 at 4:42 PM, 2baht said:

Next flight home?

She still got the B500bn rice-pledging scheme sentence to serve!

On 12/26/2023 at 4:46 PM, Peabody said:

I believe she was up on other additional charges, perhaps even convicted of them.

You're right, she's got five years to serve.

6 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

You're right, she's got five years to serve.

Like her brothers 8 yr sentence???

On 12/26/2023 at 5:43 PM, BritScot said:

Unbelievable people on here. She was ousted by what is the most serious criminal act in a democracy  "a military coup".

No, she was not.  She was removed from office by the Constitutional Court for abuse of power, she was not PM at the time of the coup.

On 12/26/2023 at 6:09 PM, Pouatchee said:

she wasnt under arrest yet if i am correct

You're incorrect, again, she was on bail and had been convicted but buggered off before the sentence for her conviction was announced.

17 hours ago, TheFishman1 said:

Meanwhile, they still cannot locate the whereabouts of the Red Bull kid.

It'd be very surprising if his location is not known but, if they do locate his whereabouts, outside Thailand, what do you suggest the RTP could do about it?

16 hours ago, Artisi said:

Let's be very straight, did anyone expect any other outcome? 

You do know that her 5-year sentence for the rice scheme has not been overturned, yes?

It's amazing the number of posters who do not know that Yingluck was removed from office by the Constitutional Court, not a coup, nor that she still has a conviction and a five-year sentence for her dodgy rice pledging scheme regardless of the dismissal of this different case.

14 hours ago, Eric Loh said:

Here the list for you to contemplate.

- Rolls-Royce and Thai Airways bribery case. Case grind to a halt

- Red Bulll heir mowed down Police Senior sgt - nothing heard

- Bangkok police chief received montly payment of 50k since 2017 - matter closed

- Theft of funds for the poor - nothing heard

- Suthep's police station corruption case - acquitted

By the way Yingluck not charged and convicted for corruption.

Rolls Royce case - Ground to a halt because RR refused to provide evidence or cooperate.

Red Bull - Plenty heard, there's still a warrant out for him.

Police Chief's B50k was investigated and found to be legitimate.

The police station case - as you say acquitted.

Yingluck was charged with and convicted of abuse of power, that is corruption.

Edited December 27, 20232 yr by Liverpool Lou

13 hours ago, Guderian said:

And still no charges for her (OK, the Shinawtra family's) massively corrupt rice-pledging scheme that almost bankrupted the country.

What are you talking about, she was charged and convicted and subsequently got five years, that's why she cleared off!

13 hours ago, Guderian said:

If I was loong Prayut, the man who removed her from office, I think I'd be looking for an escape route from Thailand ASAP.

Prayut did not remove her from office, the Constitutional Court did that...before the Prayut's coup.

13 hours ago, Guderian said:

And still no charges for her (OK, the Shinawtra family's) massively corrupt rice-pledging scheme that almost bankrupted the country. If I was loong Prayut, the man who removed her from office, I think I'd be looking for an escape route from Thailand ASAP.

Gawd....

13 hours ago, snowgard said:

So what exactly done she wrong and which crimes she commited? Can you tell it to us and show us the evidence for it?

Fraudulent rice pledging scheme for which she was convicted.  No ne here has to show the evidence for that.  

11 hours ago, Jonathan Swift said:

The arrest warrant was illegally issued for a crime she didn’t commit. There is no doubt that the warrant is considered null and void.  Thus the slate is now cleared. Reasoning  skills are required here. 

Which reasoning skills are you using?   Which warrant was issued illegally?   Which crime didn't she commit? Why do you think her slate is cleared, have you forgotten the B500bn rice pledging conviction?

Edited December 27, 20232 yr by Liverpool Lou

7 hours ago, off road pat said:

On 12/26/2023 at 4:46 PM, Peabody said:

I believe she was up on other additional charges, perhaps even convicted of them.

Hm,..They will conveniently forget all those charges,..

How can her conviction and 5-year sentence be forgotten?  

6 hours ago, peter48 said:

" has been residing in self-exile abroad following the 2014 coup orchestrated by army chief-turned-prime minister Prayut Chan-o-cha."

 

She was respected by Thai people especially in the poorer North and was globally outward visiting UK etc and forward looking. BritScot is so correct and well supported on here.

BritScot was "so" not correct and any support for his inaccurate assertions is misguided.  He claimed that she was removed in a coup.  She was not.

6 hours ago, peter48 said:

Let's hope she returns to Thailand after she had to leave following the last Coup. The real message is there in bold: 

Supreme Court dismisses Yingluck in abuse of power case

Her first abuse of power conviction and 5-year sentence still stands.

6 hours ago, Srikcir said:

Versus PM Prayut's rice and rubber pledging schemes that went unquestioned.

Did his scheme cost the country B500bn and was it fraudulent like Yingluck's?

5 hours ago, BumGun said:

Her being thrown out by a military coup should see Generals being tried for treason.

She wasn't.

1 hour ago, 2baht said:

1 hour ago, Liverpool Lou said:

You're right, she's got five years to serve.

Like her brothers 8 yr sentence???

Maybe, but it hasn't been commuted yet.

19 hours ago, snowgard said:

Absolutely, if you are innocent!!! Only stupid people don't run away!!! When you are incarcerated, it is much more difficult to find and present evidence of your innocence. Besides, otherwise she would have been in prison for the last 10 years INNOCENT!!!

You are supporting a lack of faith in the justice system.....she was found guilty by the way!

12 hours ago, bradiston said:

Yes, obviously. Are you a would be martyr?

Do you actually know the meaning of that word, it appears not.

 

3 hours ago, jacko45k said:

Do you actually know the meaning of that word, it appears not.

 

Dying for a cause, lost or otherwise. Would you have stood your ground and waited for the knock on the door?

21 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

Should I come to your home and switch on your TV? Or maybe read to you from the news?

You should try it yourself sometime, it's interesting to learn about the world out there. 

You can talk only BULL<deleted> without any evidence. Same the most keyboard warriors who needed attention.
It is just the wishy washy what YOU tell. No evidence!!! Just BLAH, BLAH, BLAH, ....

9 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Did his scheme cost the country B500bn and was it fraudulent like Yingluck's?

Just curious how you came out with 500B loss. Did you read the final audit statement by the Office of the Auditor General or just a convenient number that everyone ape. 
 

10 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Fraudulent rice pledging scheme for which she was convicted.  No ne here has to show the evidence for that.  

• Court revokes order for Yingluck to pay Bt35bn compensation for rice scheme