Thread: Former PM Yingluck May Be Detained For '3-7 Days'

Originally Posted by Exit Strategy

I see it's the anti-Yingluck anti-democracy weekly meeting again

You miss the point a lot. She is a celebrity. Nothing more, nothing less. A nothing. A non entity. Someone of no import at all. Always was, always will be. Not our fault if you seriously believed she was actually the PM and acting on her own initiative....

Originally Posted by FloridaBorn

If days read like hours, my strong impression (getting stronger by the day) is that something larger then life (to the Thai's) is pending and this is all preemptive to that given all of the power structure both past and present being summoned and detained. This entire set of events is leading up to a calming & unifying effect for a pending traumatic event several days ahead at some point in the near future for Thailand..

If my impression is correct it is a necessary preemptive action and this is really the only way to deal with it reasonably for the good of the country. The company my missus works for (a top Thai company) has had some very strange internal goings on recently as well that were inexplicable, at least until now, the pieces are beginning to fall into place, again only my personal impressions and I can not elaborate much more but they fit..

I've also heard a few things from my previous position but will remain mum for the most part which is why I haven't posted much on the topic previously.

Oh for goodness sake, have a word with yourself.

Everyone's aware of the distinctive backdrop of this current coup. Give the Nostradamus routine a rest.

Originally Posted by pseudolus

Originally Posted by Exit Strategy

I see it's the anti-Yingluck anti-democracy weekly meeting again

You miss the point a lot. She is a celebrity. Nothing more, nothing less. A nothing. A non entity. Someone of no import at all. Always was, always will be. Not our fault if you seriously believed she was actually the PM and acting on her own initiative....

Millions of people voted for her, and before that she was acting CEO in blue chip company.



I would not call her "A nothing".

^ You seem besotted.
If you think she has ever made an independent decision or had an original thought in business or government you are deluded.

^ Doesn't matter for goodness sake.!

Whatever they threw at her, she never really cracked. How many women do you know could take that sort of pressure daily, and yet always appear smart and dignified?

Don't know how anyone could really say she'd never had an original idea or made an independent decision unless they had worked alongside her.

For many folk being a woman and being Thaksin's relative she could never win.

Attractive and she's called an airhead, and the other one is plain looking and is called an ugly dyke.

Oh well.

Originally Posted by Exit Strategy

she was acting CEO in blue chip company.

you are funny

acting

The woman shouldn’t be allowed to hold an ink pen

She actually refused the first push by her brother to put her up for election as leader of the party, perhaps knowing that the job would be beyond her capabilities.

Looking back whilst in detention now, I suspect she wishes that she had stuck with her initial feelings.

Ok I'll have some of that.

Originally Posted by cyrille

For many folk being a woman and being Thaksin's relative she could never win.

That was difficult.

Originally Posted by cyrille

Attractive

Oh yeah.

Originally Posted by Exit Strategy

Millions of people voted for her,

No they didn't you silly sausage. They voted for the PR version of her brother and the thought that they might get a little more for their rice, a cheap car, and a ipad copy for their kids. Are you really as gullible as the issan red warriors? I think you might be.

As for SC Asset...... dear me.

Prayuth has already been warned of his international responsibilities under the human rights act , now that he has grabbed power.

He is being watched, charges could follow.

I don't think the international wimps intend to stir an already volatile situation. Best they can do is tut from the sidelines and hope the Thai people accept the new conditions sooner rather than later.

They are squeamish, they don't like blood, they want stability and a cessation to violence, and to this end they don't care a toss who ends up ruling or under which format as long as there are no bodies.

And the same applies if there are bodies, except they would prefer no more; it not only upsets their people but might also give them ideas.

Originally Posted by pseudolus

Originally Posted by Exit Strategy

Millions of people voted for her,

No they didn't you silly sausage. They voted for the PR version of her brother and the thought that they might get a little more for their rice, a cheap car, and a ipad copy for their kids. Are you really as gullible as the issan red warriors? I think you might be.

As for SC Asset...... dear me.

No they voted for her, OK I can see we can have an argument here for the next hundred years. But you're wrong.

Oh, Bloomberg: SC Asset

Market Cap (M THB) 11,292.64

You'd have to be very naive to believe they actually voted for Yingluck. They voted for the Shinawatra clan and would have done regardless of who was made head of the party.

Originally Posted by Exit Strategy

Originally Posted by pseudolus

Originally Posted by Exit Strategy

Millions of people voted for her,

No they didn't you silly sausage. They voted for the PR version of her brother and the thought that they might get a little more for their rice, a cheap car, and a ipad copy for their kids. Are you really as gullible as the issan red warriors? I think you might be.

As for SC Asset...... dear me.

No they voted for her, OK I can see we can have an argument here for the next hundred years. But you're wrong.

Oh, Bloomberg: SC Asset

Market Cap (M THB) 11,292.64

And who do you suppose was the majority owner during here tenure bright spark?

Originally Posted by Dandyhole

Prayuth has already been warned of his international responsibilities under the human rights act , now that he has grabbed power. He is being watched, charges could follow.

What the fuck are you on about? Not just this but the last few posts. Jai Yen Yen dude. This is Thailand. The sooner you accept that the sooner your blood pressure will go down.

Originally Posted by Exit Strategy

Originally Posted by pseudolus

Originally Posted by Exit Strategy

Millions of people voted for her,

No they didn't you silly sausage. They voted for the PR version of her brother and the thought that they might get a little more for their rice, a cheap car, and a ipad copy for their kids. Are you really as gullible as the issan red warriors? I think you might be.

As for SC Asset...... dear me.

No they voted for her, OK I can see we can have an argument here for the next hundred years. But you're wrong.

Oh, Bloomberg: SC Asset

Market Cap (M THB) 11,292.64

SC asset. Do you think that unless big bro basically owned it, she would have the job?

And no, I am not wrong. They vote for the poisoned dwarf.

Many precedents for unintelligent proxy leaders. Reagan the talking puppet, George W, Sonia Gandhi, etc. So what. And in any event, we're talking about Yingluck and the others - including academics and any other vocal lefty being rounded up by the military dictators. Yingluck and her party won the election by a landslide - and no amount of vote buying bullshit accusations can change that. Thailand has lurched so far to the right that Pinochet rotting corpse would blush

Originally Posted by Moonraker

You'd have to be very naive to believe they actually voted for Yingluck. They voted for the Shinawatra clan and would have done regardless of who was made head of the party.

And we have another one who has not heard of democracy or free market. I mean, I

Originally Posted by pseudolus

They vote for the poisoned dwarf

Yeah... What?

Originally Posted by Exit Strategy

And we have another one who has not heard of democracy or free market.

You work for CNN I assume or some US funded NGO?

Originally Posted by Exit Strategy

Originally Posted by Moonraker

You'd have to be very naive to believe they actually voted for Yingluck. They voted for the Shinawatra clan and would have done regardless of who was made head of the party.

And we have another one who has not heard of democracy or free market. I mean, I

What the fuck does that have to do with it?