July 25, 201411 yr i hope she also does not come back that they can be seen as the DUO EX-PM ON THE RUN
July 25, 201411 yr How much to bribe the baker to take a big fat dump in that cake... I would happily contribute - anyone?
July 25, 201411 yr Lets see how much family counts if yingluck goes on trial for the rice scam. Will dear brother come to thailand to be at her side or will he continue to to hide behind her skirt and let her face the charges on her own?
July 25, 201411 yr ...the amount of luggage is perverse......makes one wonder...... Maybe an answer to all that missing rice, just a thought?
July 25, 201411 yr 10569128_10203852875776407_463975507_n.jpg "Ex-premier Yingluck Shinawatra and her son have flown out on a THAI flight to Paris shortly after midnight Wednesday but promised to return on schedule........Accompanying her on the flight included her niece and her son’s two close friends." [attachment=276557:thaksin yingluck.jpg] http://youtu.be/gMFCYQn8qL8 "Ousted premier Thaksin Shinawatra’s youngest daughter Paetongtarn was also on the same flight but was not seen at the airport. She reportedly checked in after most media representatives have left. Thaksin’s divorced wife Khunying Pojamarn Damapong has flown out earlier to Paris." [attachment=276560:paetongtarn-shinawatra_full.jpg] But Tahksin is disappointed with Paetongtarn because she only managed 8 suitcases. Other Shinawatra family members who included Yingluck’s elder sister Mrs Yaowapha Wongsawat and her husband Somchai Wongsawat, Thaksin Shinawatra’s younger brother Payab and former foreign minister Surapongare scheduled to leave for Paris on another flight Thursday night.....http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/yingluck-away/
July 25, 201411 yr ...the amount of luggage is perverse......makes one wonder......When Mr. T went to Helsinki prior to his being ousted by the coup, he had a boatload of luggage. When his then-wife left Thailand weeks after he husband got ousted, she reportedly had over 30 of the largest high-class suitcases - stuffed to bulging. Do any of these VIPs get checked at the airport? Granted, they use private jets, but still, it accentuates how they're treated so differently than you or me. They could be taking wheelbarrow loads of cash, not to mention gold, religious icons, gems, ....whatever - and a Customs official could never even hint at checking.Farewell from Thailand, where laws are made only for the common people. All hi-so are exempt.
July 25, 201411 yr ...the amount of luggage is perverse......makes one wonder...... You find luggage perverse? As to the amount of luggage, YL, her son, son's friend and a niece were traveling together together - have you ever been in a queue at the airport with Indians or Africans? Then you'll see some luggage!
July 25, 201411 yr "family is everything"In their case I would have to ask at what cost?Depends on what Thailand is worth they were willing to sell it for the family.Well, to get an idea: When steering the ship of state, with her brother calling all the shots, they tried valiantly to get the 2.2 trillion for a high speed train line from Bkk to China. If any of the succeeding 37 or so Thai governments were to default on any monthly payments (cummulative amount: 5 to 6 trillion baht over 55 years), guess who would take possession of the train, its stations and its real estate? Yup, Chinese banks.It's no coincidence the Shinawatres are Chinese-Thai and they're so eager to make chummy biz deals with China.
July 25, 201411 yr "Family is everything" so said Charles Manson to Sqeaky Fromme as he embraced her.
July 25, 201411 yr The BK Post has a story that the Royal Thai Army is following every single move she is making in Paris. They posted a pic of her and big bro & his daughter standing in their hotel lobby (presumably also site of the birthday party), and I recognized it immediately as I've stayed there many times. It's the backpacker budget hostel known as Georges V.
July 25, 201411 yr I suspect those poor army guys probably had to fly business class as Yingluck and her crowd has first booked out. I wonder if anyone actually bought a ticket for this flight.
July 25, 201411 yr I suspect those poor army guys probably had to fly business class as Yingluck and her crowd has first booked out. I wonder if anyone actually bought a ticket for this flight. Hehe, I'm having visions of them trying to check into the Georges V with a Thai credit card and the limit is exceeded by the deposit. Poor guys. Must be like Inspector Clouseau over there with Thai spies donning waiters uniform and prowling the halls.
July 25, 201411 yr How much to bribe the baker to take a big fat dump in that cake... I would happily contribute - anyone?When a Shinawatre sees a baker, he/she thinks of stuffing pastries with pay-out money for a judge or a fellow politician or policeman. Gets kinda messy if they use jelly donuts, though. I just threw up in my mouth a little.Thanks for sharing.
July 25, 201411 yr Popular Post yes summer in Paris, its a wonderful time, i have great memory of this city in july...i understand she want to relax in the french riviera ot make some shopping at the Louis Vuitton shop.... but in other hand at the next thai election, Yingluck will again win... yeah she will win again! Actually i am pretty sure if she was allowed to run for the next PM in England against cameron... she will win also easily If she did I think she'd be in for a bit of a shock. As well as having to make foreign visits she'd have to go to parliament regularly and answer questions. She'd have to go to see the queen once a week where she'd be questioned about the government's work. Apparently the queen gets a red box like ministers every day with papers about policy in the UK and Commonwealth and other countries. She is very knowledgeable about politics so if Yingluck were PM she'd have to know what she was talking about and wouldn't be able to say she doesn't know or just walk off. She'd have to go to meetings herself on a regular basis. After all that she'd have to actually meet with her constituents regarding problems they might have. That would be any constituent regardless of who they voted for or how much money they had and it wouldn't just be people who liked her. There's no way she'd get past the UK electorate with her lack of knowledge but it would do her some good to see what a real politician has to do. By the way I'm not a Cameron supporter, it's just what all PMs have to do.
July 25, 201411 yr "family is everything" In their case I would have to ask at what cost? Depends on what Thailand is worth they were willing to sell it for the family. Well, to get an idea: When steering the ship of state, with her brother calling all the shots, they tried valiantly to get the 2.2 trillion for a high speed train line from Bkk to China. If any of the succeeding 37 or so Thai governments were to default on any monthly payments (cummulative amount: 5 to 6 trillion baht over 55 years), guess who would take possession of the train, its stations and its real estate? Yup, Chinese banks. It's no coincidence the Shinawatres are Chinese-Thai and they're so eager to make chummy biz deals with China. the high speed train was from Bangkok to Chiang Mai and they were only going to pay the first stage of a three stage project private industry was going to rush in and snap up the other two stages. China wanted no part of a line to Chiang Mai that is why there plan from Malaysia to Laos was scrapped by the PTP. I believe it was offered to Abhist before he lost office. The PTP had other plans for the money. Their proposal for where to spend the money and payment schedule was only 3 pages long. 2.2 trillion baht 3pages long. they didn't fool the NCPO it was one of the first piece of junk dumped. They may do some of the proposed projects but don't hold your breath waiting for all of it to be done.
July 31, 201411 yr I bet her luggage was searched before leaving the country to check that she wasn't carrying more than the legal amount of Thai baht and gold allowed. Absolutely sure. Sent from my SM-T705 using Thaivisa Connect Thailand mobile app
August 7, 201411 yr Thaksin's_B'day_Cake1.jpg One big happy(?) family! See the colour of the cake? Rumour is my bribe was a complete success!!!
August 7, 201411 yr Thaksin's_B'day_Cake1.jpg One big happy(?) family! But why did they invite 'Mister Blobby', as the centre of attraction ?
August 7, 201411 yr i wish she will not come back for what to be killed by thug suthep and his slaves in this parody of democracy? fighting is brave suiciding is silly when there is no hope
August 7, 201411 yr i wish she will not come back for what to be killed by thug suthep and his slaves in this parody of democracy? fighting is brave suiciding is silly when there is no hope You joined three years ago and only 263 posts? Where have you been? This forum is lost without your great insights. BTW, your avatar perfectly explains why you think the way you do. To respond to your post, Ms Yingluck will be continuing a tradition, started by her elder brother, of self-exiling to avoid responsibility for criminal behavior. Now, show me you are more than just another Thaksin Troll and respond to my post. Ahhhh... thought not.
August 7, 201411 yr i wish she will not come back for what to be killed by thug suthep and his slaves in this parody of democracy? fighting is brave suiciding is silly when there is no hope You joined three years ago and only 263 posts? Where have you been? This forum is lost without your great insights. BTW, your avatar perfectly explains why you think the way you do. To respond to your post, Ms Yingluck will be continuing a tradition, started by her elder brother, of self-exiling to avoid responsibility for criminal behavior. Now, show me you are more than just another Thaksin Troll and respond to my post. Ahhhh... thought not. if she is a criminal why she has not been arrested before leaving ..genius?is having a criminal brother..a crime?? if she is a criminal why she has not been arrested before leaving ..genius First, let me thank you for acknowledging my genius. Second, I take back my 'troll' remark and apologize. Ms Yingluck is not yet a criminal but has been charged with criminal behavior. The courts, which will be watched closely by the public, will decide if she is to be punished for her criminal behavior. If she is innocent of criminal behavior, and the public will be watching closely, why do you think it is a good idea for her not to return? BTW, how many people has 'thug Suthep' (or is it thug/slavemaster Suthep?) killed already that you think he, or his 'slaves', will kill Ms Yingluck? Hyperbolic, much? edited to respond to you edited post: Suthep has no more been convicted than Yingluck. I thought you Reds hated double standards.
August 7, 201411 yr i wish she will not come back for what to be killed by thug suthep and his slaves in this parody of democracy? fighting is brave suiciding is silly when there is no hope You joined three years ago and only 263 posts? Where have you been? This forum is lost without your great insights. BTW, your avatar perfectly explains why you think the way you do. To respond to your post, Ms Yingluck will be continuing a tradition, started by her elder brother, of self-exiling to avoid responsibility for criminal behavior. Now, show me you are more than just another Thaksin Troll and respond to my post. Ahhhh... thought not. if she is a criminal why she has not been arrested before leaving ..genius?is having a criminal brother..a crime?? if she is a criminal why she has not been arrested before leaving ..genius First, let me thank you for acknowledging my genius. Second, I take back my 'troll' remark and apologize. Ms Yingluck is not yet a criminal but has been charged with criminal behavior. The courts, which will be watched closely by the public, will decide if she is to be punished for her criminal behavior. If she is innocent of criminal behavior, and the public will be watching closely, why do you think it is a good idea for her not to return? BTW, how many people has 'thug Suthep' (or is it thug/slavemaster Suthep?) killed already that you think he, or his 'slaves', will kill Ms Yingluck? Hyperbolic, much? edited to respond to you edited post: Suthep has no more been convicted than Yingluck. I thought you Reds hated double standards. from wikipedia After several Criminal court rulings that deaths and injuries sustained by red-shirt protesters during the political unrest in April and May 2010 were the direct result of orders to soldiers given by Suthep Thaugsuban, the director of the Resolution of the Emergency Situation (CRES), the Department of Special Investigation, public prosecutors and police agreed to file murder charges against him.[14][15] Suthep along with Abhisit was also found responsible by the Court for the assassination of Italian journalist Fabio Polenghi, who was covering the 2010 protests.[16][17]
August 7, 201411 yr if she is a criminal why she has not been arrested before leaving ..genius First, let me thank you for acknowledging my genius. Second, I take back my 'troll' remark and apologize. Ms Yingluck is not yet a criminal but has been charged with criminal behavior. The courts, which will be watched closely by the public, will decide if she is to be punished for her criminal behavior. If she is innocent of criminal behavior, and the public will be watching closely, why do you think it is a good idea for her not to return? BTW, how many people has 'thug Suthep' (or is it thug/slavemaster Suthep?) killed already that you think he, or his 'slaves', will kill Ms Yingluck? Hyperbolic, much? edited to respond to you edited post: Suthep has no more been convicted than Yingluck. I thought you Reds hated double standards. i am not red from wikipedia After several Criminal court rulings that deaths and injuries sustained by red-shirt protesters during the political unrest in April and May 2010 were the direct result of orders to soldiers given by Suthep Thaugsuban, the director of the Resolution of the Emergency Situation (CRES), the Department of Special Investigation, public prosecutors and police agreed to file murder charges against him.[14][15] Suthep along with Abhisit was also found responsible by the Court for the assassination of Italian journalist Fabio Polenghi, who was covering the 2010 protests.[16][17]
August 7, 201411 yr if she is a criminal why she has not been arrested before leaving ..genius?is having a criminal brother..a crime?? i wish she will not come back for what to be killed by thug suthep and his slaves in this parody of democracy? fighting is brave suiciding is silly when there is no hope if she is a criminal why she has not been arrested before leaving ..genius First, let me thank you for acknowledging my genius. Second, I take back my 'troll' remark and apologize. Ms Yingluck is not yet a criminal but has been charged with criminal behavior. The courts, which will be watched closely by the public, will decide if she is to be punished for her criminal behavior. If she is innocent of criminal behavior, and the public will be watching closely, why do you think it is a good idea for her not to return? BTW, how many people has 'thug Suthep' (or is it thug/slavemaster Suthep?) killed already that you think he, or his 'slaves', will kill Ms Yingluck? Hyperbolic, much? edited to respond to you edited post: Suthep has no more been convicted than Yingluck. I thought you Reds hated double standards. from wikipedia After several Criminal court rulings that deaths and injuries sustained by red-shirt protesters during the political unrest in April and May 2010 were the direct result of orders to soldiers given by Suthep Thaugsuban, the director of the Resolution of the Emergency Situation (CRES), the Department of Special Investigation, public prosecutors and police agreed to file murder charges against him.[14][15] Suthep along with Abhisit was also found responsible by the Court for the assassination of Italian journalist Fabio Polenghi, who was covering the 2010 protests.[16][17] So, when was his trial and what was the sentence? Yes, you are a Red.
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