Thaksin In America: Foreign Min, Attorney General, Police Fail To Do Their Jobs: Thai Democrat

[phiphidon]

Is this the same democrat party that allowed him to walk into the thai embassy in Hong Kong without arresting him, or the same Democrats that failed to issus any paperwork to interpol regarding Thakisn which allowed him to freely flit from country to country while the dems sat at home cursing every country that let him enter?

And also directly lying ,for over two years, to every Thai National that they were actively seeking Thaksins arrest as an Interpol Red Notice had been issued? The Democrat Party, hub of hypocrisy, yes that's them....................

[rixalex]

And also directly lying ,for over two years, to every Thai National that they were actively seeking Thaksins arrest as an Interpol Red Notice had been issued? The Democrat Party, hub of hypocrisy, yes that's them....................

Hypocrisy and lying never seem to interfere with your support and defence of PTP and Thaksin.

[Babcock]

And also directly lying ,for over two years, to every Thai National that they were actively seeking Thaksins arrest as an Interpol Red Notice had been issued? The Democrat Party, hub of hypocrisy, yes that's them....................

Hypocrisy and lying never seem to interfere with your support and defence of PTP and Thaksin.

It's true though.

Kasit and Abhisit were always telling us there was an international arrest warrant out for Thaksin but there never was.

Interpol always got their man etc etc.

Mind you the party he left behind had members such as

Suriya Jungrungreangkit

http://medlibrary.org/medwiki/Suriya_Jungrungreangkit

whose only entry apart from a link to Thaksin's war with the private press

quote:

Born in Bangkok, he learned at the Triam Udom Suksa School, Phrayathai, and studied at the University of California, Berkeley, where he received a Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing Engineering in 1978. After working for various car companies in Thailand, he was appointed as Transport minister on October 3, 2002. On March 11, 2005 he started the second term in office.

In 2003, Mr. Jungrungreangkit paid $95,200 for a lucky license plate for his son's car: 9999.

$95,200 for a license plate.

[lungmi]

Takki, the name in his several passports, asked a visa for the US.

Montenegro, Uganda or Nicaragua and so on.

The US couldn't refuse it. No demand of these countries to extradite him.

It's a joke, but this is common use in diplomacy.

[khaowong1]

Is this the same democrat party that allowed him to walk into the thai embassy in Hong Kong without arresting him, or the same Democrats that failed to issus any paperwork to interpol regarding Thakisn which allowed him to freely flit from country to country while the dems sat at home cursing every country that let him enter?

Yes, this is what I was thinking. The Dems had approx. 4 or 5 years to extridite him. Now because they couldn't or wouldn't do their jobs they expect the PTP to do it for them.. Yeah right.

[Ricardo]

Is this the same democrat party that allowed him to walk into the thai embassy in Hong Kong without arresting him, or the same Democrats that failed to issus any paperwork to interpol regarding Thakisn which allowed him to freely flit from country to country while the dems sat at home cursing every country that let him enter?

Yes, this is what I was thinking. The Dems had approx. 4 or 5 years to extridite him. Now because they couldn't or wouldn't do their jobs they expect the PTP to do it for them.. Yeah right.

Erm ... they were only in-power for two-and-a-half years, yet "The Dems had approx. 4 or 5 years" in which to ask for the fugitive to be returned to Thailand for justice ?

That's some approximation !

[MobileContent]

I wonder why all the fuss about the US granting Thaksin a tourist visa. He does not have a criminal record in the country where he holds a passport, Dubai. If Thailand wants him extradited, all they have to do is issue the request, which we know will never happen. Then the request will be considered, which will include whether the criminal charges against Thaksin in Thailand are politically motivated. The US g'ment, being the pillar of integrity that they are, frowns on those sort of things. That is unless they think of it first.

On another note, I notice some very vocal Obama fans on this thread, tearing the US g'ment a new ass for allowing Thaksin into the country. The buck stops where?

Thaksin doesn't hold a passport of Dubai. Dubai is an emirate and none Muslim's are not allowed to become citizen's of the United Arab Emirates. It is either Montenegro or Thailand but the issue is that he is actually not on the Interpol list. If he is on the Interpol list almost every country must arrest him. If he is not on Interpol you can not really do much about Thaksin traveling around the world.

The point is the sister of Thaksin is the current Prime Minister of Thailand. From a diplomatic point no country would dare to arrest him.

Edited August 16, 2012 by MobileContent

[carra]

Is this the same democrat party that allowed him to walk into the thai embassy in Hong Kong without arresting him, or the same Democrats that failed to issus any paperwork to interpol regarding Thakisn which allowed him to freely flit from country to country while the dems sat at home cursing every country that let him enter?

It makes me extremely happy that you acknowledge that Thaksin should have been arrested in Hong Kong.

Did I say that? i didn't say that as well you know, but good try, oh no wait, it wasn't even a good try

[Cardiff1963]

Who's not doing who's job? American police? Welcome to a semi-real democracy were freedom of speech and the right to protest peacefully comes in to play.

You screwed NASA and you think the US is gonna wipe up your political s--t storm? Put down the bottle of Leo.

Money's what matters in all corrupt societies