There was a brief mention today in an article from today's Krungtep Turakij saying that about 300 million Baht has been mysteriously channelled from somewhere in the middle east to Thailand recently.

http://newsroom.bangkokbiznews.com/comment...amp;user=chalao

Translated headline "The Mystery of 300 million that comes straight from "Dubai""

that "newspaper" seems to be a division of theNation -

probably from a dodgy source with ulterior motives.

probably not even true

Who knows? Veera+Jatuporn+Nattawut isn't known as "Soo Laew Roui=Fight, and Get Rish" for nothing you know! Might add Koo and Ferwert in that group as well (on a smaller degree I guess).

FYI "Soo Laew Roui" slogan has also been echoed by one of the very own Red leaders, Kwanchai. He recently ratted out on Veera+Jatuporn+Nattawut that they have been doing it just for "fame, money and women". "Soo Laew Roui"!!! Soo Soo!!

Edited September 3, 200916 yr by ThNiner

that is only a blog entry somewhere on the subsites of nationmultimedia.

The blogger is the paper's editor of economy section, "บก.โต๊ะข่าวเศรษฐกิจ." His name is เฉลา กาญจนา (Chalao Karnchana.)

Seeing as how The Nation was the ONLY major paper that consistently

was able to stand up to Thaksin's financial and legal bullying during his reign,

then it is No Surprise that his 'Public Relations Weenie minions' here are so

focused on denigrating The Nation a every possible moment of the day, ongoing.

Clearly an enemy of THE BOSS, so can't allow it ANY credence,

since it can't have ANY accuracy, since accuracy would mean loving the boss.

Not saying The Nation spells well or is a world class news periodical, but...

certainly not lowered to the depths portrayed by the reddened class clowns here.

And of course PR Propganda 101 : Shoot the messenger.

Whether official organ, paper of record, or intimate interlocutor,

SLAM THEM ALL.

Successful dissent is not an option when trying to

wrest control of a country while in a deeply minority position.

Edited September 3, 200916 yr by animatic