Lite Beer Posted December 18, 2013 Posted December 18, 2013 Yingluck hopes to meet Suthep to end political turmoilBy Digital Content SI SA KET, Dec 18 - Caretaker Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra said she is willing to meet with anti-government protest leader Suthep Thaugsuban to seek a way out of the political crisis although the chances of success are very slim.Ms Yingluck urged the protesters to gather peacefully and comply with the law.The caretaker premier made the remark ahead of Sunday's anti-government mass rally. Mr Suthep announced Tuesday night that the protesters would also rally outside her Bangkok residence to pressure her to resign.She said there are various reform forums being held to help find a way out of the country's crisis, including the one hosted by the government and that the demonstrators should use that mechanism to solve the problems.The caretaker premier reiterated that the government is willing to do everything to make the country move forward.Even there is only one per cent chance of encounter with Mr Suthep, the premier said, she is willing to meet him, and that must be within the Constitutional framework.As some appointed Senators suggested that the Feb 2 election could be postponed under Article 187 of the Constitution, Ms Yingluck said this is a new issue which should be thoroughly studied and the forum couldhelp find the best solution to the current political quagmire.Whether the election could be held as planned or not, Ms Yingluck said the caretaker government is duty-bound to facilitate the process, and that cooperation from the opposition Democrat Party is needed.Ms Yingluck said it will be known next Monday (December 23) if she would lead her Pheu Thai Party members to apply for candidacy to run in the February 2 election.The caretaker premier is now in the northeastern province of Si Sa Ket with some Red Shirts and government supporters came out to give her moral support. Some anti-government protesters also turned up to usetheir whistles which led to a minor skirmish with the government supporters. (MCOT online news) -- TNA 2013-12-18 1
Popular Post skills32 Posted December 18, 2013 Popular Post Posted December 18, 2013 The 'political crisis' is due to the fact that she is there and Suthep doesn't want her there. If you want free ice go to their meeting. 3
Popular Post ginjag Posted December 18, 2013 Popular Post Posted December 18, 2013 She already started campaigning? Why didn't she put these so called mechanisms in place before ramming through that BILL. Let the opposition have speak time in the house, and worse of all not recognizing the decision that was made. Prevention better than cure dear. Never wanted to talk before but was hardly there anyway as she was abroad on business. What I am saying is not just bashing for bashing sake it is fact, before anyone mobilizes a Thai peoples army to protest, she should have got all parties together-warned about the next one who is found corrupt would go to jail. got her act together, talked to all the parties re the said BILL. So much to do for the country instead of the trough business. 5
OZEMADE Posted December 18, 2013 Posted December 18, 2013 Best thing she can do is keep right away from him, as a lot of the heavy weights are starting to distance themselves from him, and he seems to be loosing protest support numbers. On top of that she and others know he is a fruit loop. 1
Popular Post ginjag Posted December 18, 2013 Popular Post Posted December 18, 2013 Best thing she can do is keep right away from him, as a lot of the heavy weights are starting to distance themselves from him, and he seems to be loosing protest support numbers. On top of that she and others know he is a fruit loop. He will not meet her for the same reasons, to add also she is not the flavor of the month. He is not the top of my list but he has the guts to do something --that she never would do--until now--yes she wants to talk, why if the government were that good none of this turmoil would have happened. A few fruit loops in the cabinet, but suppose you would not agree with me. 5
Popular Post Nickymaster Posted December 18, 2013 Popular Post Posted December 18, 2013 Best thing she can do is keep right away from him, as a lot of the heavy weights are starting to distance themselves from him, and he seems to be loosing protest support numbers. On top of that she and others know he is a fruit loop. A lot of wishful thinking there Aussie! Let's talk Sunday night when the numbers are in. You will be amazed. 3
Zolt Posted December 18, 2013 Posted December 18, 2013 She already started campaigning? 1 month and half away from elections, politicians normally campaign. So? 2
Nickymaster Posted December 18, 2013 Posted December 18, 2013 She already started campaigning? 1 month and half away from elections, politicians normally campaign. So? Just wondering because she said she would go inspect flooded areas. 1
Popular Post HardenedSoul Posted December 18, 2013 Popular Post Posted December 18, 2013 Pointless Suthep should be in an orange jump suit and freakin' leg irons facing charges of high treason. Period Yingluck's shown she has no business being PM because any premier worth his or her salt would have cracked down on this nonsense using the powers of the office. Both sides are as bad as the other; BOTH sides have bought votes and while, superficially, there may very well be some sense in doing away with democracy in a country and electorate which isn't ready for it, the fact is that doing so will almost certainly result in a great deal of bloodshed. Instead of trying to uproot democracy because it doesn't like the populist policies pursued by the victors, the opposition should be educating the masses for when those populist policies eventually return to bite Pheu Thai hard on the arse. 6
Thailand Posted December 18, 2013 Posted December 18, 2013 She offers to meet knowing he has to say no, again making him look dafter than ever. And it looks like he is threatening her private residence now? A very dangerous old man who should be put out to pasture ASAP. 1
mca Posted December 18, 2013 Posted December 18, 2013 I'd love a scenario where Yingluck meets Suthep, give him a flying headbutt and says " Go and get that reformed mate" The TVF servers would hit meltdown I reckon. 1
Popular Post waza Posted December 18, 2013 Popular Post Posted December 18, 2013 She offers to meet knowing he has to say no, again making him look dafter than ever. And it looks like he is threatening her private residence now? A very dangerous old man who should be put out to pasture ASAP. At least they aren't pouring tainted blood down her driveway and getting witch doctors to curse her, but they are certainly letting her know its personal. 3
ginjag Posted December 18, 2013 Posted December 18, 2013 I'd love a scenario where Yingluck meets Suthep, give him a flying headbutt and says " Go and get that reformed mate" The TVF servers would hit meltdown I reckon. I loved the word FLYING she sure is well seasoned at that, done more than most and achieved her place in the G/book /of /records. I am not sure what face to choose, the hard line fanatical image or the sweet smile that doesn't fool me. 2
Thait Spot Posted December 18, 2013 Posted December 18, 2013 I'd love a scenario where Yingluck meets Suthep, give him a flying headbutt and says " Go and get that reformed mate" The TVF servers would hit meltdown I reckon. I think the odds of her discovering a pair of functioning adjacent neurons are about the same Sent from my Nexus 4 using Thaivisa Connect Thailand mobile app
Robby nz Posted December 18, 2013 Posted December 18, 2013 As some appointed Senators suggested that the Feb 2 election could be postponed under Article 187 of the Constitution, Ms Yingluck said this is a new issue which should be thoroughly studied and the forum could help find the best solution to the current political quagmire. So she knows that there is a way to postpone the elections if all parties agree. Agree that is, that reforms must take place for the sake of the country. If she, PT and Thaksin of course, were serious about instituting change then she would take that option and join with all the others to start the reform process. There are already 3 reports on reform that have been gathering dust for a number of years and they would surely be a great starting point to get things underway. So there will be no lack of ideas and to get things changed for the better. If she were to take the option under Article 187 which if I understand correctly, is for all parties to withdraw from the election (simplified) then I am sure she would get her meeting with Suthep. 1
englishoak Posted December 18, 2013 Posted December 18, 2013 hmmm meeting of pinky and perky ? ...... Was just listening to some classic George Carlin and couldnt help but laugh as how spot on his observations were... just change the country name and it can apply to sooo many including here. So maybe it’s not the politicians who suck; maybe it’s something else. Like the public. That would be a nice realistic campaign slogan for somebody: “The public sucks. Elect me.” Put the blame where it belongs: on the people. Because if everything is really the fault of corrupt politicians that the people keep electing, where are all the bright, honest, intelligent Thais who are ready to step in and replace them ? Where are these people hiding ? The truth is, we don’t have people like that. Everyone’s just out for themselves, tweeting stupid messages about what they just had for lunch or at the mall, scratching their balls and buying sneakers with lights in them. And complaining about ................the politicians. made me chuckle anyway. 1
tonneke breda Posted December 18, 2013 Posted December 18, 2013 Looking to the photo, she wants to prevent, she's Aung from neighboring Burma, but she's a wolf in designer clothes. Bet Suthep wanne meet het too, on her funeral….
FangFerang Posted December 18, 2013 Posted December 18, 2013 Satan agrees to meet Lucifer. This is fantastic news. Now they can agree to the way the country suffers. Frakking brilliant!!
kurtgruen Posted December 18, 2013 Posted December 18, 2013 Why would he want to meet here. Last time, they met, she didn't even open her mouth, the whole meeting
comeondoit Posted December 18, 2013 Posted December 18, 2013 she will say, yes i am coming to the meeting, but then she calls in the police and, flees uphill to chiang mai,,,,what a big lier she is 1
FangFerang Posted December 18, 2013 Posted December 18, 2013 Nothing is going no where faster then the speed of dark here in Thailand (an incalculable speed). Suthep demand! Yingluck say. Suthep demand! Yingluk say. Suthep demand! Yingluck say. Suthep demand! Yingluk say. Suthep demand! Yingluck say. Suthep demand! Yingluk say. Suthep demand! Yingluck say. Suthep demand! Yingluk say. Suthep demand! Yingluck say. Suthep demand! Yingluk say. Suthep demand! Yingluck say. Suthep demand! Yingluk say.Suthep demand! Yingluck say. Suthep demand! Yingluk say. Suthep demand! Yingluck say. Suthep demand! Yingluk say. Tomorrow
blaze Posted December 18, 2013 Posted December 18, 2013 she will say, yes i am coming to the meeting, but then she calls in the police and, flees uphill to chiang mai,,,,what a big lier she is Probably the most articulate, well reasoned defence of Suthep yet to grace this forum.
Popular Post blaze Posted December 18, 2013 Popular Post Posted December 18, 2013 (edited) As some appointed Senators suggested that the Feb 2 election could be postponed under Article 187 of the Constitution, Ms Yingluck said this is a new issue which should be thoroughly studied and the forum could help find the best solution to the current political quagmire. So she knows that there is a way to postpone the elections if all parties agree. Agree that is, that reforms must take place for the sake of the country. If she, PT and Thaksin of course, were serious about instituting change then she would take that option and join with all the others to start the reform process. There are already 3 reports on reform that have been gathering dust for a number of years and they would surely be a great starting point to get things underway. So there will be no lack of ideas and to get things changed for the better. If she were to take the option under Article 187 which if I understand correctly, is for all parties to withdraw from the election (simplified) then I am sure she would get her meeting with Suthep. You have read the EC statement- as well as Suthep's- implying that 'the people' would not object to losing democracy for one or two years. During that period, who is going to govern the country? Who will determine its composition? By what measure will it obtain legitimacy? Will it be accorded legitimacy internationally (and yes, though some may wish otherwise, Thailand is part of the international community)? What laws will this interim 'people's council' be entitled to pass? With whom will the rest of the world negotiate trade, defence etc treaties? When the developed countries name and shame Thailand internationally- what will the attitude to foreigners REGARDLESS of political sympathy over here be? ("but I supported you on Thai Visa- don't hold me responsible for my government's causing you to lose face). Be careful what you wish for. Edited December 18, 2013 by blaze 3
LuckyLew Posted December 18, 2013 Posted December 18, 2013 Funny how she is talking about with the frame work of the constitution and with the laws of Thailand. Shinawatras are not known for follwoing either of these two things ... why is she spouting off about them now? She s so full off ...... it makes me laugh Totally useless ... but she will win and then they will try cram Thaksin freedom down Thaialnds throat again and they will keep pilfering form the Thai coffers 1
gerry1011 Posted December 18, 2013 Posted December 18, 2013 (edited) Yingluck plays the smartest game, as usual. Whenever Suthep barks, threatens, insults, gives one more ultimatum, incites people to commit criminal actions, ... she extends her hand and invite her opponents to dialogue. Yingluck plays wise, respectful, mature and restrained. Suthep, surrounded by his yellow thugs, keeps barking and barking and barking... Sent from my HTC One using Thaivisa Connect Thailand mobile app Edited December 18, 2013 by gerry1011 2
Baerboxer Posted December 18, 2013 Posted December 18, 2013 She already started campaigning? 1 month and half away from elections, politicians normally campaign. So? That's fine then. Provided that is doesn't contravene any of the rules governing election campaigns........... oh, and of course has not been paid for out of taxpayers funds.
Baerboxer Posted December 18, 2013 Posted December 18, 2013 Yingluck plays the smartest game, as usual. Whenever Suthep barks, threatens, insults, gives one more ultimatum, incites people to commit criminal actions, ... she extends her hand and invite her opponents to dialogue. Yingluck plays wise, respectful, mature and restrained. Suthep, surrounded by his yellow thugs, keeps barking and barking and barking... Sent from my HTC One using Thaivisa Connect Thailand mobile app Yingluck the wise ! Do you think the caddy calls every day to get her advice too ? 2
Baerboxer Posted December 18, 2013 Posted December 18, 2013 She offers to meet knowing he has to say no, again making him look dafter than ever. And it looks like he is threatening her private residence now? A very dangerous old man who should be put out to pasture ASAP. Yes - all the ones that threaten private residences of senior politicians, judges etc should face the law. Not just those who oppose your views.
waza Posted December 18, 2013 Posted December 18, 2013 Yingluck plays the smartest game, as usual. Whenever Suthep barks, threatens, insults, gives one more ultimatum, incites people to commit criminal actions, ... she extends her hand and invite her opponents to dialogue. Yingluck plays wise, respectful, mature and restrained. Suthep, surrounded by his yellow thugs, keeps barking and barking and barking... Sent from my HTC One using Thaivisa Connect Thailand mobile app Its more like she is running around in circles with her tail between her legs stalling for time. 1
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