Yingluck nieces thankful for public support

By The Nation

 

Photo from IG: @aimpintongta

 

BANGKOK: -- Two nieces of former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra have expressed their thanks for all the moral support given to them and their family after their aunt fled the country days before facing a court verdict.

Pintongta and Peathongtarn, who are the daughters of her brother Thaksin, used social media to show the appreciation. 

 

Elder daughter Pintongta posted a photo to her Instagram account (@aimpintongta) of her looking happy with her husband’s family on Saturday night and said she wanted to thank everyone for the support they had given her and her family.

 

“These days, there are so many things far from our ability … I just try to do my duty in every role the best,” she wrote. In the photo, she looked happy.

 

Thaksin’s younger daughter Peathongtarn also posted a photo to her Instagram account (@ingshin21) with the message: “Some people are going to love you no matter what you do. And some people will never love you no matter what you do.” 

 

“But I love you no matter what. Thanks for all the moral support.”

 

Those are the latest comments by anyone in the Shinawatra family since Yingluck fled the country. 

 

Some media reports said she fled Thailand last Wednesday and is now with her brother Thaksin in Dubai. There is also speculation she might seek asylum in the United Kingdom.

 

Thaksin is also a former prime minister and was also toppled by a military coup. He now lives in Dubai and London in self-imposed exile to avoid abuse-of-power charges.

 

An arrest warrant was issued for Yingluck by the Supreme Court’s Criminal Division for Holders of Political Positions on Friday after she failed to turn up for the verdict reading in the negligence case against her former government’s controversial rice-pledging scheme.

 

The court postponed the verdict reading to September 27 and ordered the seizure of Yingluck’s Bt30-million bail.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/politics/30325024

 

-- © Copyright The Nation 2017-08-28

Shinawatra nieces thankful for public support of family

By The Nation

 

 

TWO NIECES of former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra have expressed their thanks for all the moral support given to them and their family after their aunt fled the country days before facing a court verdict.

 

Pinthongta and Paethongtarn, who are the daughters of her brother Thaksin, used social media to show the appreciation. 

 

The elder daughter, Pinthongta, posted a photo to her Instagram account @aimpintongta of her looking happy with her husband’s family on Saturday night and said she wanted to thank everyone for the support they had given her and her family.

 

“These days, there are so many things far from our ability … I just try to do my duty in every role,” she wrote. In the photo, she looked happy.

 

Thaksin’s younger daughter Paethongtarn also posted a photo to her Instagram account @ingshin21 with the message: “Some people are going to love you no matter what you do. And some people will never love you no matter what you do.” 

 

“But I love you no matter what. Thank you for all moral support,” she posted with an emoticon of press palms together to show gratitude.

 

Some media reports said Yingluck fled Thailand last Wednesday and is now with her brother Thaksin in Dubai. There is also speculation she might seek asylum in the United Kingdom.

 

Thaksin is another a former prime minister toppled by a military coup. He now lives in Dubai and London in self-imposed exile to avoid abuse-of-power charges.

 

An arrest warrant was issued for Yingluck by the Supreme Court’s Criminal Division for Holders of Political Positions on Friday after she failed to turn up for the verdict reading in the negligence case against her former government’s controversial rice-pledging scheme. The court postponed the verdict reading to September 27 and ordered the seizure of Yingluck’s Bt30-million bail.

 

Even though Yingluck has fled the country, several of her relatives have shown that they stand by her. 

 

Chayika Wongnaphachan, the daughter of Yingluck’s elder sister Yaowares Shinawatra, posted a picture of her hugging Yingluck on Instagram. In the picture, Yingluck beamed while holding the 2016 calendar that displayed a picture of herself and Thaksin. 

 

Chayapa Wongsawat, another niece of Yingluck, commented on Chayika’s post – “We will all miss you”. 

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/politics/30325044

 

-- © Copyright The Nation 2017-08-28

59 minutes ago, webfact said:

Thaksin’s younger daughter Peathongtarn also posted a photo to her Instagram account (@ingshin21) with the message: “Some people are going to love you no matter what you do. And some people will never love you no matter what you do.” 

You can be a murderer, a thieve, a lair, a lazy no good PM, but under no circumstances the people should love and support you if you cheat, steal, embezzle and

rob the hard working Thai people of their money of which they trust their

government for safe kipping and wisely use....

That is so cute 

The whole family should have gone with her , clean Thailand of that clan.

Hello yinluck we lub you vely much..don't forget us when you gone, you have my banknumbel no?

Public ? Who are the public ? Ah these irrational SE Asians I see walking around


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That one neice on the right is actually quite beautiful..
As for the rest of this story, it doesn't deserve to be printed.

6 hours ago, thesetat2013 said:

That one neice on the right is actually quite beautiful..
As for the rest of this story, it doesn't deserve to be printed.

You mean the fat one ?

They really should produce a soap about this family.

 

A sort of Dynasty meets Dallas, with a bit of Falcon Crest thrown in for good measure. Some Neighbors added just to get the feel good factor!

They really should produce a soap about this family.
 
A sort of Dynasty meets Dallas, with a bit of Falcon Crest thrown in for good measure. Some Neighbors added just to get the feel good factor!

Always fun to extend metaphors!
How about a combination of " Macbeth" and "A Comedy of Errors" for the current outfit?
Toad of Toad Hall as the B feature!

Just now, JAG said:

Always fun to extend metaphors!
How about a combination of " Macbeth" and "A Comedy of Errors" for the current outfit?
Toad of Toad Hall as the B feature!

 

They're not up to Macbeth - too heavy! "A Comedy of Errors would be more of a fit." Or even a "Carry On film - a sort of Carry On Up the Junta"

 

Thaksin as Hamlet holding Chalerm's self decapitated head - priceless!

 

Or some kind of hybrid between the Tudors and the Borgias - even work Pattaya into that one  !

I'm sure Yingluck is a good person at heart, too bad she was force to take the political job that is costing her own happiness and life

3 hours ago, Baerboxer said:

They really should produce a soap about this family.

 

A sort of Dynasty meets Dallas, with a bit of Falcon Crest thrown in for good measure. Some Neighbors added just to get the feel good factor!

And a Smattering of Eastenders thrown in, for good measure!

Just now, maxcorrigan said:

And a Smattering of Eastenders thrown in, for good measure!

 

I always found Eastenders a bit depressing. Now Corrie. Imagine YS as Hilda, or Elsie Tanner, big bro as Mike Baldwin and the petit general as Ken Barlow. 

2 hours ago, mike324 said:

I'm sure Yingluck is a good person at heart, too bad she was force to take the political job that is costing her own happiness and life

 

I'm sure your're right that she was badgered into office and then told what to do.

 

But what makes you think she's a good person at heart?

1 minute ago, Baerboxer said:

 

I always found Eastenders a bit depressing. Now Corrie. Imagine YS as Hilda, or Elsie Tanner, big bro as Mike Baldwin and the petit general as Ken Barlow. 

Yes definitely a drop of Elsie

3 minutes ago, Baerboxer said:

 

I'm sure your're right that she was badgered into office and then told what to do.

 

But what makes you think she's a good person at heart?

I don't, just giving her benefit of the doubt - since her image was pretty clean before she entered politics. 

1 hour ago, Baerboxer said:

 

I'm sure your're right that she was badgered into office and then told what to do.

 

But what makes you think she's a good person at heart?

 

The way little old ladies keep giving her red-roses, spontaneously ?

 

The selfless way she purchased 10-tonnes of rice, up in Isaan, then retailed it in Bangkok, despite the surrounding hordes of media-people watching her every move ?

 

The way she said  "Thank-you three times"  to whoever helped her leave the country ?  (Whoops  ...  not supposed to know that, it must have just slipped-out, to coin a phrase !)