Might be time to close and hide this tread. Times is reporting that the thai government bans the interview and will take "appropiate actions" and hinting on LM on any media organisation that report his remarks on the discussed issue.

That is how the political game is played. Your opponent opens his mouth, sticks his foot in it, and you take advantage of it. The key is not to open your mouth, but that just isn't Thaksin. He needs the limelight. There was no gain in this interview for him, other than for his ego and he did say some things that I think crossed the line.

And that is the problem with the Democrat Party - they play political games as if it were the Thailand of the early 90's while the country around them is slowly but surly collapsing into radically opposed movements, both with backing and involvement of highly politicized security forces. One needs to be blind not to see what the logical result of this will be.

And that is the problem with the Pua Thai Party - they play political games as if it were the Thailand of the early 90's ....

Politics is being played by all the parties.

We are closing this topic now. As soon we have any more news on the topic, we will revisit it.

Thanks for your understanding.

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