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Nuttawut meets Thaksin in Hong Kong but politics "not on agenda"

The Nation

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BANGKOK: -- Deputy Agricultural Minister Nuttawut Saikua on Tuesday admitted he met fugitive ex-PM Thaksin Shinawatra in Hong Kong last weekend but says politics did not enter into their discussions.

Nuttawut travelled to Hong Kong with Jatuporn Prompan, a red leader, who is tipped to join the government of Yingluck Shinawatra, Thaksin's sister.

Nuttawut said he had some errands to run in Hong Kong while Jatuporn wanted to take a short vacation. They took advantage of their visit to meet Thaksin, which was a normal thing to do, as they had not seen each other for a long time.

Asked about the reshuffle, he said all decisions were to the prime minister.

The minister guaranteed with his honour and dignity that during the meeting with Thaksin, they did not talk about domestic politics.

Thaksin convey his concerns to red shirts who are detained or injured, urging them to look after one another and provide each other with moral support.

A reshuffle of Yingluck government seems imminent following Yongyuth Wichaidit's resignation as deputy prime minister last week. Many politicians seeking cabinet seats have been seen travelling to Hong Kong to meet Thaksin although Yingluck has insisted there will be no reshuffle.

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-- The Nation 2012-10-09

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The deputy agriculture minister had some errands to run? This man is supposed to be a member of the government not a messenger boy.

Anyway he then talks about a Thai politician's honour and dignity...... so we know he must be lying.

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Why is it that when EVERY PTP and wannabe politician goes to visit Thaksin somewhere politics is NEVER on the agenda even though they only go to visit a convicted fugitive?

I can understand that they have to convince their supporters of their love for Thaksin but I fail to understand the contempt they show for everyone.

Do they assume that people actually believe what they say?

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The minister guaranteed with his honour and dignity that during the meeting with Thaksin, they did not talk about domestic politics.

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What DID they discuss then? Or did they perhaps exchange cooking recipes (Thaksin ought to have some great ones for hummus and lamb curry by now).

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The minister guaranteed with his honour and dignity that during the meeting with Thaksin, they did not talk about domestic politics.

cheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gif

What DID they discuss then? Or did they perhaps exchange cooking recipes (Thaksin ought to have some great ones for hummus and lamb curry by now).

It's a bit like David Beckham goes to see Sir Alex Ferguson and him saying they did not talk about football once.

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The minister guaranteed with his honour and dignity that during the meeting with Thaksin, they did not talk about domestic politics.

cheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gif

What DID they discuss then? Or did they perhaps exchange cooking recipes (Thaksin ought to have some great ones for hummus and lamb curry by now).

And American Pecan Pie, Spanish paella, English Roast Lamb, Italian Pizza, German Bratwurst etc. etc
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For all the wrongs these guys do there is one underlying fact (which speaks volumes about a myriad of aspects of thainess) that no matter how much their opponents hate it, the divisions it creates in society. These PTP MP will continue to visit Taksin as its almost a pilgrimage (like Muslims and Mecca) that they all need to make once in their political life to prove their the 'good guys' and the voters love it.

So long as the pilgrimage is made once, the voters will forgive all other sins (corruption, murder, treason) and vote them back in time after time after time.

So there probably was no agenda discussed. The visit was the agenda.

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I must have been mistaked, I thought both of these gentermen had there passports taken as part of the bail. cheesy.gif

You are charitable in the use of the word " gentle men", since after viewing their Oscar winning performances at the Ratchaprasong Love-in in 2010, I would be more inclined to call them Bully Boys.

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For all the wrongs these guys do there is one underlying fact (which speaks volumes about a myriad of aspects of thainess) that no matter how much their opponents hate it, the divisions it creates in society. These PTP MP will continue to visit Taksin as its almost a pilgrimage (like Muslims and Mecca) that they all need to make once in their political life to prove their the 'good guys' and the voters love it.

So long as the pilgrimage is made once, the voters will forgive all other sins (corruption, murder, treason) and vote them back in time after time after time.

So there probably was no agenda discussed. The visit was the agenda.

The OP suggests a different agenda, 'some errands to run and just using the opportunity to say hello to an old friend'

Nuttawut said he had some errands to run in Hong Kong while Jatuporn wanted to take a short vacation. They took advantage of their visit to meet Thaksin, which was a normal thing to do, as they had not seen each other for a long time.

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