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Prawit rejects rumour of military helping Yingluck ‘flee’

By The Nation

 

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File photo: Deputy Prime Minister Prawit Wongsuwan.

 

BANGKOK: -- Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Gen Prawit Wongsuwan spurned speculation on Friday that the military helped or allowed former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra to leave the country.

 

Speculation was rife that Yingluck might have fled after she failed to appear at the Supreme Court to hear the ruling in the rice-pledging case. 

 

It was also rumoured that the military might have had a role in her leaving the country.

 

Prawit said government security agencies had been monitoring both Yingluck’s movements and the national borders.

 

Officials watching Yingluck’s residence have not seen her leave home in two days, he said, while admitting that she could have evaded their notice by using any of several departure routes out of Thailand.

 

Prawit said there was no clear indication as to which route she might use. He had heard unconfirmed reports that she entered Cambodia via Koh Chang, but he had nothing else to add since he’d been busy attending meetings.

 

Prawit declined to comment on a report that a senior government official had helped Yingluck flee the country on Wednesday night.

 

Prawit said if that information proved to be true, the official must be disciplined and face legal action. If the official were in the military, he’d be sacked immediately, Prawit added.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30324869

 
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With the country split down the middle politically, it is a safe bet that there is a split in the military as well.

 

The idea that some in the military helped her escape isn't that far-fetched.

 

Bon Voyage!

 

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The conspiracy theories in Thailand seem to rise to completely new levels compared to the rest of the world. Not sure if it is the water or too much beer.

 

What next? Thaksin return to Thailand thank to the military's help! 

 

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4 minutes ago, djjamie said:

The conspiracy theories in Thailand seem to rise to completely new levels compared to the rest of the world. Not sure if it is the water or too much beer.

 

What next? Thaksin return to Thailand thank to the military's help! 

 

Better than your last attempt, but you still need to try much harder than that...

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7 minutes ago, NCC1701A said:

Former Minister of Commerce Boonsong is jailed for 42 years after found guilty from the fail G2G rice deal between Thailand and China

 

Bet he's now wishing he hitched a ride with Yingluck last night...

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44 minutes ago, Keesters said:

If this woman can slip away undetected what else is going on that nobody knows about?

 

Security forces that couldn't watch paint dry.

 

A load of bumbling fools.

 

 

She probably got away when they all stopped for lunch.

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Koh Chang Ho Ho Ho Just P>>>ED ourselves laughing?

 

Officials watching Yingluck’s residence have not seen her leave home in two days, he said, while admitting that she could have evaded their notice by using any of several departure routes out of Thailand.

 

So watching the home 24/7 and she disappears, Houdini then. or incompetent special bib.

 

They wanted her out of the country from May 2014 as they know she has the power of the people behind her, she stayed just to show these rats up for what they are scum. Now YL go have a rest you deserve it and start the fight back. If you need unlimited web hosting we know a company that will give you what you need and unlimited.

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