Yingluck bids farewell to officials and the public

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PM bids farewell to officials and the public



BANGKOK: -- Caretaker Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra went on the television to bid farewell to the public with a remark that throughout the past two years, nine months and two days in the office of the premiership, she has never involved in any corruption and has never lent her service for the benefits of any individuals.

The prime minister was found guilty by the Constitutional Court for the unlawful transfer of National Security Council secretary-general Mr Thawil Pliensri over two years ago. Nine cabinet ministers who were involved in endorsing the transfer were also removed from their offices by the court.

The prime minister added that her government had tried to tackle corruption all along. She took this opportunity to thank government officials with whom she had been working and also to thank the people for having trust in her and her government.

“From now on whatever status I am, I will follow the path of democratic system, the rule of law and will stand alongside with the people for good,” said the prime minister.

Source: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/pm-bids-farewell-officials-public/


-- Thai PBS 2014-05-07

[moonao]

she was a great PM and really suprised me, i didnt expect she could step up but she did.

her standout and defining moment, apart from her excellent election campaign, was how she handled the protesters. patiently she waited them out, eventually they lost supporters every week and finally there was hardly any left.
compare that to Abhisit and Suthep who gave the order for live ammunition .... and killed almost a hundred.

also the way she dealt with some pretty ugly, fanatical, hate filled opposition groups in the public.... when she responded it was with grace, dignity, unlike the ugliness from her opponents. and im sure some of that will be on display again in the responses to this post.
anyhow, well done Yingluck....

[bigbamboo]

And by making that remark she highlights exactly why she is no longer in the job.

[TVGerry]

Booted out and she still lies through her teeth!

"Tried to tackle corruption all along..."

Oh please!

[Kerryd]

I'll bet secretly she's sighing with relief and glad that it happened this way so it doesn't look like she quit or failed.

[marko kok prong]

I'll bet secretly she's sighing with relief and glad that it happened this way so it doesn't look like she quit or failed.

Agree she only stayed this long because big brother told her too,now she can relax,go shopping,and forget it all,and i will say again regardless of politics she is a very attractive woman.

[uty6543]

she was a great PM and really suprised me, i didnt expect she could step up but she did.

her standout and defining moment, apart from her excellent election campaign, was how she handled the protesters. patiently she waited them out, eventually they lost supporters every week and finally there was hardly any left.

compare that to Abhisit and Suthep who gave the order for live ammunition .... and killed almost a hundred.

also the way she dealt with some pretty ugly, fanatical, hate filled opposition groups in the public.... when she responded it was with grace, dignity, unlike the ugliness from her opponents. and im sure some of that will be on display again in the responses to this post.

anyhow, well done Yingluck....

She failed as the history books will show. She spoke to the public via facebook instead of through reporters to avoid questions which she could not answer. She did not condemn violence at Trat for example. And tomorrow she will probably be shown to be incompetent as well. Plus so much more which almost everyone knows about.

[pmugghc]

Tried to tackle corruption? Yeah right, by cutting the NACC budget by 60%!

[phuketrichard]

Dear Brother;

so sorry i failed you

but i tried, really i did :-)

Edited May 7, 2014 by phuketrichard

[JAG]

she was a great PM and really suprised me, i didnt expect she could step up but she did.

her standout and defining moment, apart from her excellent election campaign, was how she handled the protesters. patiently she waited them out, eventually they lost supporters every week and finally there was hardly any left.

compare that to Abhisit and Suthep who gave the order for live ammunition .... and killed almost a hundred.

also the way she dealt with some pretty ugly, fanatical, hate filled opposition groups in the public.... when she responded it was with grace, dignity, unlike the ugliness from her opponents. and im sure some of that will be on display again in the responses to this post.

anyhow, well done Yingluck....

Surely most of your posts are not genuine, She handled nothing, by keeping out of the limelight gave you the impression she was waiting them out ???

You are now near the biggest wind up merchant, it is not your view-it cannot be because of the lousy government managing. It has to be posting for agro---other things to support my post is --How many topics do you post on---only political ??? why ???-----If the reds shot everyone in the country you would say OK just testing bullets that's all.

Another day, another incoherent hate filled rant!

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Edited May 7, 2014 by JAG

[rubl]

she was a great PM and really suprised me, i didnt expect she could step up but she did.

her standout and defining moment, apart from her excellent election campaign, was how she handled the protesters. patiently she waited them out, eventually they lost supporters every week and finally there was hardly any left.

compare that to Abhisit and Suthep who gave the order for live ammunition .... and killed almost a hundred.

also the way she dealt with some pretty ugly, fanatical, hate filled opposition groups in the public.... when she responded it was with grace, dignity, unlike the ugliness from her opponents. and im sure some of that will be on display again in the responses to this post.

anyhow, well done Yingluck....

As this is identical to the post in the "First female PM to be skewered by courts and family this" my reply is also identical

Brilliant. Please give me some time, please go home, please let's talk, please, please, three times pretty please with sugar.

Dignity while being whistled at is a wee bit more easy than when an ugly red-shirt mob starts to demolish the car you're in.

Well, if that's your idea of a great PM, you may have her. Would look good in your country of origin?

[rubl]

"she has never involved in any corruption and has never lent her service for the benefits of any individuals."

... and big brother Thaksin really liked his new passport which should make everybody happy

[worgeordie]

I hope her leaving office does not mean she gets free pass

for the rice scam,as she has a lot to answer for there.

regards Worgeordie

[Jingthing]

What's next for her?

[binjalin]

First woman Thai PM - a wonderful example and she should be proud of what she achieved

unseated not even by thugs but by yellow courts for removing a Security Chief put in by a Dem government

the yellow elites can wallow for awhile in their joy - but they should be careful what they wish for

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Tried to tackle corruption? Yeah right, by cutting the NACC budget by 60%!

Yes that was her mistake. If she would have given them a 150% budget increase NAAC would not lift a finger against her or her cabinet.

[gemini81]

Bye bye! Get lost. Return the money. Hope we never hear from you again, along with Chalerm.

[Rhodiebkk]

What's next for her?

Desert, sand, sea, shopping and catching up with family.

[dcutman]

Yingluck bids farewell to officials and the public

Good residence. If you could bring all of the criminals you appointed with you, much appreciated. Bye Bye Krap.

[SaintLouieNYC]

WOW!!!

It always amazes me the amount of Farang that support the PDRC aka yellow shirts in Thailand since most if not all Farang countries are democracries. Do you ever take into consideration the simple and honest fact that Yingluck was ELECTED PM by the majority of Thai people and was run out of office by a minority of people???

Are you all in favor of over throwing democratically elected officials if you don't agree with their policies?? If you do I suggest you go home and do that with your native government instead of siding with a bunch of people who say that poor persons are too stupid to vote and anyone without a bachelors degree should have no say in who is prime minister....Or maybe that's why you've come to Thailand in the first place, you know to keep those young thai whores in the hole.

Don't worry though because the PDRC and Wealthy Thais have no need for Farangs like the poor working class does. Enjoy it while it last. Continue to watch Blue Sky television instead of any free media that shows the MAJORITY of Thais not even including red shirts that want a DEMOCRATIC country.

[marko kok prong]

I hope they are not to hard on her i feel this urge that i want to "sha, protect her'

[ginjag]

she was a great PM and really suprised me, i didnt expect she could step up but she did.

her standout and defining moment, apart from her excellent election campaign, was how she handled the protesters. patiently she waited them out, eventually they lost supporters every week and finally there was hardly any left.

compare that to Abhisit and Suthep who gave the order for live ammunition .... and killed almost a hundred.

also the way she dealt with some pretty ugly, fanatical, hate filled opposition groups in the public.... when she responded it was with grace, dignity, unlike the ugliness from her opponents. and im sure some of that will be on display again in the responses to this post.

anyhow, well done Yingluck....

Surely most of your posts are not genuine, She handled nothing, by keeping out of the limelight gave you the impression she was waiting them out ???

You are now near the biggest wind up merchant, it is not your view-it cannot be because of the lousy government managing. It has to be posting for agro---other things to support my post is --How many topics do you post on---only political ??? why ???-----If the reds shot everyone in the country you would say OK just testing bullets that's all.

Another day, another incoherent hate filled rant!

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Sorry Jag--Marlow, no hate whatsoever. Just a corrupt sub ex leader that deserved to go ONLY on performance and anomalies. NOTHING MORE, if you want to post about me no problem---I have hate for who??? and for what reason ??

Don't use me for a scapegoat for your cabinet. that was. no rant just relief for Thailand for a moment and now hope more of the others get the same treatment.

You understand ??? sorry for your disappointment today, after all your effort in denial now washed away, change your ID TVF name and start again would be a good idea. I have nothing to feel guilty about unlike your Magnificent 7 pro gov denial clan.

[GaryB1263]

Margaret Thatcher and Angela Merkel are the two greatest female leaders ever to have walked this earth.

I have to agree Yingluck is a beautiful women.

[Torkmada]

Booted out and she still lies through her teeth!

"Tried to tackle corruption all along..."

Oh please!

Undemocratically and corruptly booted out.

PTP have played it very well.

They have done nothing that will produce even the slightest criticism from the international community.

Going so far as to obey every ridiculous and farcical ruling of the ridiculous and farcical elite backed corrupted courts

PTP are the good guys in this debacle and will receive all of the international support.

Thailand has no choice but to hold elections ASAP.

The Reds will win and the Yellows will be consigned to the history books.

[HiSoLowSoNoSo]

What's next for her?

Hopefully a long Jail sentence together with the rest of her cronies and family members who been robbing this country since 2001.

[AleG]

I bet she feels relieved the nightmare of being her brother's puppet is over.

Now that she is out of government she can enjoy the chance to spend less time with her family and relax.

[thesetat2013]

Booted out and she still lies through her teeth!

"Tried to tackle corruption all along..."

Oh please!

Makes sense. When you tackle a football player you are trying to stop the opposition from continuing with the ball and trying to make so only your team keeps the ball for themselves to score points. Change ball to corruption amd points for money amd you will see how she tackled corruption.

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[pmugghc]

Tried to tackle corruption? Yeah right, by cutting the NACC budget by 60%!

Yes that was her mistake. If she would have given them a 150% budget increase NAAC would not lift a finger against her or her cabinet.

She tried to outdo that by ramming through an amnesty bill at 4am, that would have freed some 25,000 that are suspected of corruption. I guess that would have reduced the NACC workload.

[marko kok prong]

Margaret Thatcher and Angela Merkel are the two greatest female leaders ever to have walked this earth.

I have to agree Yingluck is a beautiful women.

Hang on what about Bodacia,though we have no photos to compare,she was apparently pretty hot,and rode a chariot,something i at least could not see Merkel doing due to weight issues.

[WhizBang]

I would like to see a picture of her wearing stockings,maybe on one of her overseas trips.

What is wrong with you?