Dogmatix Posted March 6, 2014 Share Posted March 6, 2014 From a tweet in the Thailand Live thread. Suthep: Im warning u Miss Flower. Kingdom is always protected by sacred things.And things will happen to those with bad intentions to nation. Gotta love the way he addresses them as Ee Tok (Miss Flower), Ai Khakhi Thaksin (slave of Thaksin - Chalerm) and Ai Hua Larn (Baldy - Surapong). The "Miss Flower" translation a rather polite because, while it is not totally incorrect, there is also a double entendre with the Tok Thong (golden flower) which is slang for a hooker, usually a young and pretty one. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MMarlow Posted March 6, 2014 Share Posted March 6, 2014 Drought= No Water= No Rice for all those Suthep supporters/followers/disciplies in Bangkok.What a shame that would be ;-) If you must comment at least try to make some sense. It is not even clever sarcasm which as we all know is the lowest form of wit. "It is not even clever sarcasm which as we all know is the lowest form of wit." Who's "we", and since when? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bander Posted March 6, 2014 Share Posted March 6, 2014 <script type='text/javascript'>window.mod_pagespeed_start = Number(new Date());</script> "PM Yingluck flies to Isaan" Sorry! Typo PM Yingluck Flees to Isaan The only district she still have supporters, and Chieng Mai of course, the Shinawatra clans home town Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post JAG Posted March 6, 2014 Popular Post Share Posted March 6, 2014 From a tweet in the Thailand Live thread. Suthep: Im warning u Miss Flower. Kingdom is always protected by sacred things.And things will happen to those with bad intentions to nation. Gotta love the way he addresses them as Ee Tok (Miss Flower), Ai Khakhi Thaksin (slave of Thaksin - Chalerm) and Ai Hua Larn (Baldy - Surapong). The "Miss Flower" translation a rather polite because, while it is not totally incorrect, there is also a double entendre with the Tok Thong (golden flower) which is slang for a hooker, usually a young and pretty one. Come a long way since November hasn't he, 6 million on the streets, umpteen final final victories, a triumphant shutdown of the capital, saving us from an election, only to finish up sending tweets calling Yingluck a whore, from a tent in Lumpini Park! Top tip - definitely a leader to follow! Sent from my Nexus 7 using Thaivisa Connect Thailand mobile app 5 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post philw Posted March 6, 2014 Popular Post Share Posted March 6, 2014 From a tweet in the Thailand Live thread. Suthep: Im warning u Miss Flower. Kingdom is always protected by sacred things.And things will happen to those with bad intentions to nation. Gotta love the way he addresses them as Ee Tok (Miss Flower), Ai Khakhi Thaksin (slave of Thaksin - Chalerm) and Ai Hua Larn (Baldy - Surapong). The "Miss Flower" translation a rather polite because, while it is not totally incorrect, there is also a double entendre with the Tok Thong (golden flower) which is slang for a hooker, usually a young and pretty one. Come a long way since November hasn't he, 6 million on the streets, umpteen final final victories, a triumphant shutdown of the capital, saving us from an election, only to finish up sending tweets calling Yingluck a whore, from a tent in Lumpini Park! Top tip - definitely a leader to follow! Sent from my Nexus 7 using Thaivisa Connect Thailand mobile app Wish I could double like this excellent comment. We have gone through the various stages of 6 million on the streets ( a figure seemingly believed and quoted by some on here ), hounding the "excessively" corrupt (but elected) PM out of the country ( vociforously supported by some nutters on here ) , closing down Bangkok, violently and forcibly blocking elections and denying citizens their electoral rights, shooting and murdering a few who disagree, collecting money under false and unaccountable pretexts, making direct threats against the PM's immediate family, openly inciting rebellion and calling for a military coup ( again supported by various TV nutters ) etc etc, to here we are living in a tent in the park with an ever dwindling band of followers, waiting to be arrested.................. Suthep the saviour of Thailand........... 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
daboyz1 Posted March 7, 2014 Share Posted March 7, 2014 Just a political figure? Sorry but I don't buy that. She accepted the position of puppet / fake PM, she knew from the start that it was a fake role, she knew from thee start the rice scam was nothing more than a very massive highly corrupt scam and we now see the results, hundreds of billions of baht unaccounted for, and even more massive losses to come before we get to the end of this scam. Hundreds of billions of baht stolen from the common wealth of all Thais. She willingly took part is an unscrupulous and immoral activity to try to ram an amnesty through parliament at 3.00am in the morning whilst the good Thai people were sleeping. An utter disgrace. PMs etc., should be leadership examples, she, and her ilk, are the example of everything that is inappropriate for leaders to do and say. Just a political figure? Sorry but I don't buy it. I'd say that sums it up. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
animatic Posted March 7, 2014 Share Posted March 7, 2014 Negativity upon negativity heaped on the Prime Minister......But with such a huge disconnect....All those repetitive insinuations against her, are totally at odds with the electoral majority.....They will re-elect her in a heart-beat, with an increased majority.......So is that electoral majority all screwed up, and these minority views are correct? To denigrate a majority electorate usually goes hand-in-hand with denial of Electoral democracy as the best, although imperfect manner, to select who governs a country. These disparaging comments are made by those, who would also self-servingly support a nullification of the current election, completing it and tabulating it. That said, I think that in spite of all the political noise seeking to denigrate political space in Thailand by those who are served by such vilification, The country is blessed by having an electoral majority....Can you imagine if politically the country was split 50-50......One would have another Ukraine with its' 50-50 split both Linguistically and culturally.....The battles following an inconclusive electoral 50-50 split would make the current noise pale in comparison. Makes no difference what her electoral majority is. Not a jot. A crime, malfeasance in office or incompetence is not magically negated by having been elected. And having been re-elected doesn't change that either. Negatives are cumulative, just because some people are shielded from understanding them, or are self-blinding to their leaders faults doesn't mean the faults do not exist or are invalid to be sanctioned. If she had run her house in a way that squared with the constitution and the laws of the land, there would be no way to bring her down, but that clearly is not the case. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Anon999 Posted March 7, 2014 Share Posted March 7, 2014 Negativity upon negativity heaped on the Prime Minister......But with such a huge disconnect....All those repetitive insinuations against her, are totally at odds with the electoral majority.....They will re-elect her in a heart-beat, with an increased majority.......So is that electoral majority all screwed up, and these minority views are correct? To denigrate a majority electorate usually goes hand-in-hand with denial of Electoral democracy as the best, although imperfect manner, to select who governs a country. These disparaging comments are made by those, who would also self-servingly support a nullification of the current election, completing it and tabulating it. That said, I think that in spite of all the political noise seeking to denigrate political space in Thailand by those who are served by such vilification, The country is blessed by having an electoral majority....Can you imagine if politically the country was split 50-50......One would have another Ukraine with its' 50-50 split both Linguistically and culturally.....The battles following an inconclusive electoral 50-50 split would make the current noise pale in comparison. You fail to understand anything. Any politician or company director for that matter, has the responsibility to keep on top of their paperwork, no if's but's or maybe's. To make an excuse that she is overwhelmed by it and is therefore unable to attend, that's just being evasive so as to avoid the responsibility of facing the court. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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