THE PLANNED HOMECOMING of deposed prime minister-cum-convict at large Yingluck Shinawatra without imprisonment could possibly be “the last straw” for those who might no longer tolerate an evident undermining of the country’s rules of law and judicial process, said a prominent lawmaker today (Mar 6).

 

Former Democrat leader Jurin Laksanavisit said the people might no longer stand seeing the rules of law and judicial process being possibly undermined and flouted again by Yingluck, sister of de facto Pheu Thai boss-cum-convict on parole Thaksin Shinawatra.

 

Jurin called on the former woman prime minister who had been earlier convicted in absentia of perpetrating misconduct pertaining to a previous Pheu Thai government’s rice subsidy campaign, fled the country six years ago and remained in self-exile abroad since to observe the rules of law and judicial procedures to the extent that she return home and serve her five-year jail term.

 

The former Democrat leader, concurrently a Democrat MP, suggested Yingluck never follow in the footsteps of her “untouchable” brother who had allegedly manipulated to keep himself from being literally put behind bars for a single day since he returned from self-exile overseas last August.

 

By Thai Newsroom Reporters

TOP: Democrat leader Jurin Laksanavisit and former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra. Photo: Thai Rath

 

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16 minutes ago, webfact said:

THE PLANNED HOMECOMING of deposed prime minister-cum-convict at large Yingluck Shinawatra without imprisonment

This does not surprise me one bit.

With big brother back in town, he can make it happen.

$ talks.......

Who cares other than the plebs and they count for S F A in the hi-so lawless society. 

2 hours ago, webfact said:

undermining of the country’s rules of law and judicial process, said a prominent lawmaker today

Undermine? If you’re a someone with clout in this country—and unless there’s a price on your head—the rules rarely apply. 
 

But, at least where Yingluck is concerned, she was nobbled by the army. If she goes down, so should all the illegal coup-makers. 

If She does return I wonder what serious illness She will come down with after getting off the plane?

 

You could build quite a haystack with all those 'last straws'........

3 hours ago, webfact said:

Former Democrat leader Jurin Laksanavisit said the people might no longer stand seeing the rules of law and judicial process being possibly undermined and flouted again by Yingluck, sister of de facto Pheu Thai boss-cum-convict on parole Thaksin Shinawatra.

 

if there are protests they are hushed by the media. this new generation z is rather teflon coated and dont really seem bothered by the despotism that puke thai i really doubt anything will happen. the real generation of protesters is either too old or too comfortable to protest...

3 hours ago, flyingtlger said:

This does not surprise me one bit.

With big brother back in town, he can make it happen.

$ talks.......

Cum convicts stick together.

8 minutes ago, Pouatchee said:

 

if there are protests they are hushed by the media. this new generation z is rather teflon coated and dont really seem bothered by the despotism that puke thai i really doubt anything will happen. the real generation of protesters is either too old or too comfortable to protest...

Always  reckoned it  was  time for another war  in the world to level things up and show genz (whatever we need these new dumb words for) what the real worlds  like, see  how  good  their tiktoks are when theyre  holding their best friends head  half  missing   in their  hands on a battlefield, all of  a  sudden you wont see any offended  pronouns sheite again  from them.

The people will not do anything the same way they did nothing at the farce done by Thaksin and his imprisonment. 

2 minutes ago, Rampant Rabbit said:

Always  reckoned it  was  time for another war  in the world to level things up and show genz (whatever we need these new dumb words for) what the real worlds  like, see  how  good  their tiktoks are when theyre  holding their best friends head  half  missing   in their  hands on a battlefield, all of  a  sudden you wont see any offended  pronouns sheite again  from them.

 

wishful thinking... these flaggadans will find a way... they'll opt for prison so they can dodge the draft...

and actually millennials were initially known as the teflon generation... cos nothing stuck...

Just now, Pouatchee said:

 

wishful thinking... these flaggadans will find a way... they'll opt for prison so they can dodge the draft...

and actually millennials were initially known as the teflon generation... cos nothing stuck...

Ill willingly include any generation after 1990 i dont want to offend any of those generations, I couldnt live with myself if i did

What was she convicted of again? 

4 hours ago, webfact said:

THE PLANNED HOMECOMING of deposed prime minister-cum-convict at large Yingluck Shinawatra without imprisonment could possibly be “the last straw” for those who might no longer tolerate an evident undermining of the country’s rules of law and judicial process, said a prominent lawmaker today

They will sit back and do nothing, just as they did when they were robbed of the MFP forming a government, just like they did when Thakisn came back.

And they will do the same when she comes back.

33 minutes ago, AhFarangJa said:

If She does return I wonder what serious illness She will come down with after getting off the plane?

 

Worst case of jet-lag ever...

4 hours ago, webfact said:

THE PLANNED HOMECOMING of deposed prime minister-cum-convict at large Yingluck Shinawatra without imprisonment could possibly be “the last straw” for those who might no longer tolerate an evident undermining of the country’s rules of law and judicial process, said a prominent lawmaker today

How the hierarchical system works in Thailand...

The majority are on the bottom rung...  and do nothing

 

 

The opposition seems to forget, they were both well  liked by the masses.  How the coups were not the last straw is more a question for me.

 

Forgot, those with the guns rule, and I probably can't give opinion & criticize their heavy handed control of things.  The people did speak up, and were put down.   A bit of selective memory, as didn't those behind the airport takeover just get a pass themselves.

 

Big Brother gave the masses healthcare.   While making a few baht in the commination game.

 

Lil' Sis gave them a good steady price for their rice, when it was plummeting.  That her cronies abused that scheme, somehow is her fault.   Her other high crime was not predicting a long, heavy rainy season.   Shame on her.

It was all part of the original deal that was cut

with Mr T. 

 

Some of us have been here the whole time, and watched the silliness, unfold.   With not so short a memory, so the people it directed affected, surely aren't forgetting.   

 

They're just scared sh!tless, as they know if everyone's plate was wiped clean, and there was and free election tomorrow, they know they'd be on the outside looking in.

 

 

dinner at my place when you get back tee rak ?

I note that the number of posts from the Shin haters on here is down to a trickle.

Maybe they've seen the writing on the wall that most Thais just don't give a toss. Someone should tell Jurin that his finger is not on the pulse of public opinion.

4 hours ago, webfact said:

“the last straw”

How many times can they play the last straw????

If some on AN were to be believed, she should be taken out at dawn and executed by firing squad.

I think she'll arrange a reduction on the Rice Scheme charge from five years to one, based on a Royal Pardon waiting to be executed upon her return.

 

Then she can spend six months under house arrest.

 

All three charges were trumped up and used to force her to leave the country.

 

There is no way she'll spend any time in jail for the rice scheme. 

 

 

5 hours ago, webfact said:

Yingluck, sister of de facto Pheu Thai boss-cum-convict on parole Thaksin Shinawatra

Let's pepper this moniker some more:

Yingluck, soror realis sine neckbrace of de facto Pheu Thai boss-cum-convict cum neckbrace on parole Thaksin Shinawatra invalidus

The Shinawatra clan do not care about public opinion. Thaksin joined with the enemy that sent him to exile and made a deal to escape jail. He will ensure his sister avoids prison also you can bet on that. 

2 hours ago, AhFarangJa said:

If She does return I wonder what serious illness She will come down with after getting off the plane?

 

Pregnancy.......a 5 year term ?

Ah, a former leader of, and now an MP for the Democrats! 

 

A party that connived with the deposing of Thaksin, after he soundly beat them in an election, allowed the military to put them in government after they lost another election, and when it looked like Yingluck was going to beat them for a second time, connived to stop the election and allowed the military to take power instead.

 

I think perhaps he has a tenuous claim to the moral high ground!

2 hours ago, sirineou said:

What was she convicted of again? 

Winning the election, and then looking like she was likely to win the next one...

2 hours ago, sirineou said:

What was she convicted of again? 

Good question. I think it was a case of her being too popular.