PM confident Yingluck will be tracked down, but this will take time

By Thai PBS

 

 

BANGKOK: -- Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha is confident that authorities will be able to track down former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra but this will take time.

 

But for the time being, the prime minister admitted that security officials could not figure out how Ms Yingluck escaped out of the country and through which channels.

 

Nevertheless, he said authorities had coordinated with their counterparts in Singapore and United Arab Emirates for help in tracking the former prime minister.

 

Full story: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/pm-confident-yingluck-will-tracked-will-take-time/

 

-- © Copyright Thai PBS 2017-08-30

Well if you're on it, also bring the UFO monk home...

Track down, does that mean the same as waiting for her to start posting on FB by any chance?

They have hired a top-notch investigator.

 

 

Not if she's in Singapore you will not get her from there...

why go all the way to Dubai when she be just stone throw away

form Thailand and probably order Thai take away and get it while

it still warm....

 

If you look in the shopping malls you are sure to find her spending taxpayers money.

2 hours ago, Thian said:

Well if you're on it, also bring the UFO monk home...

And her brother?

Track her down, yes, in this day of modern technology.

But, as her brother has proved, you have 2 hopes of getting her back, No hope and Bob Hope ! 

2 hours ago, Thian said:

Well if you're on it, also bring the UFO monk home...

i was thinking same thing plus her brother lol.

what with 2 prime ministers and a whacky mafia monk all gone on the run and it such a unsuspecting surprise lol

only thing that surprises me is constant incompetence and baloney from current self appointed muppet military government  .

Really are the leading clowns in biggest circus on earth ...

36 minutes ago, jacko45k said:

And her brother?

And the little hit-and-run rich kid, heir to RB millions?

take time and then do what to her.try to bring her back before she runs again

Yes. Yes. It will take time. And money. And the more time it takes, the more money it takes. Yes. Yes.

Hmmm! Red Bull "Boss", Monk Dhammachayo, Thaksin himself all missing, but we were assured they would all be found and brought home soon. The success rate in bringing back fugitives isn't too clever. Does anyone seriously think they are going to have better luck with Yingluck?

Especially given they have admitted they have no idea how she got away, or where she went!

Edited August 30, 20178 yr by darksidedog

Not if she's in Singapore you will not get her from there... why go all the way to Dubai when she be just stone throw away

form Thailand and probably order Thai take away and get it while

it still warm....

 

 

She'd just hire a Thai private chef.

 

She is hardly worried about being brought back. About as worried as her big brother who still tried, twice, to take over the country via violence.

Plus they will always whine it is political persecution, never mind the BILLIONS lost to the nation during their premierships.

 

To what end ? She will never set foot in the country again unless and until there is a stable democratic government that has respect for the rule of law not some politically motivated charges 

4 hours ago, webfact said:

United Arab Emirates for help in tracking the former prime minister.

UAE wouldnt lift a finger to help; there is no extradition treaty between the two countries; maybe i can help: YL is living in Dubai, in luxury, likely Far Better than her life here would have been

And what does his confidence say about what's happening once they have "tracked her down"?

 

"Ah cool, that's where you are"

"Yea, sup?"

"Ah not much, care to tell us how you left?"

"Nah"

"Alrighty then, laters"

She could go on FB, as well as taking out full page ads in the papers, telling them where she is, and it wouldn't matter.  No country is going to extradite her over what is viewed a "political prosecution" by them. 

 

Nicaragua passport , holder,

sitting by the pool , sipping bubbly 

not a care in the world, having had many months of preparation.

 

Khun Prayuth Chan O Cha will track her down.

He will leave no stone unturned until she is caught.

So what if she is found. No country is going to extradite her to Thailand with an illegal government in power and it's deplorable record of justice.

....it will take time he said.........yep 5 years plus for the Red Bull chap......probably  5 for YL.....still can't find the DM Monk......

they are holding her son.

5 hours ago, webfact said:

the prime minister admitted that security officials could not figure out how Ms Yingluck escaped out of the country

There's not much they can figure out, is there? Yet they're somehow now going to trace her.

1 hour ago, realenglish1 said:

To what end ? She will never set foot in the country again unless and until there is a stable democratic government that has respect for the rule of law not some politically motivated charges 

2

'She will never set foot in the country again unless and until there is

a stable "democratic government" that that is controlled by her brother's political machine.'

8 hours ago, Thaiwrath said:

Track her down, yes, in this day of modern technology.

 

Prayut has a big NSA listening post in his backyard (= Thailand) . One phonecall to the NSA , and he would know her exact location , then send in an extraction team .

They will never find her because she is dead.

Died of ear ache brought on by listening to the telly on Fridays at 8.30 pm

1 hour ago, steven100 said:

Khun Prayuth Chan O Cha will track her down.

He will leave no stone unturned until she is caught.

Maybe she is under the stone he crawled out from. This man is mentally unstable.

If tracking the Red Bull heir is anything to go by and he killed a policeman, it could take several decades to decide what to do 

Edited August 30, 20178 yr by gandalf12