Thread: A year into office, no unity under Thai PM Abhisit: analysts

Originally Posted by Butterfly

and explain me again how things will change with another government and another election ? exactly, nothing, OwNED again, redtard.

A transition is happening and the infighting has begun. There is no doubt things are about to change: from a greedy old rich minority at the top to a new rich minority who hopefully will distribute the wealth of the country more fairly.

There are also serious rumors that Anupong Paojinda, has been on a recent witch hunt for Red Shirt sympathizers in the army and it is believed that about 20,000 plus soldiers of various ranks are on suspension.

Recently about 50 high ranking soldiers some retired but still powerful have joined Puey Thai. Then there is the group of Special Warfare and the Volunteer Rangers under Sae Daeng that are known to be on Thaksin side.

The democrats are troubled by this, hence Suthep cry for a military inquiry on reports that several retired soldiers attended the recent UDD demo at Democracy monument last Thursday.

Further more there is talk that the Red Shirt is poised to go underground with a violent campaign against the military backed government of Abhisit. But this could be scare mongering by Suthep and his cronies to frighten the undecided middleclass away from supporting the UDD, but you never know especially when Sae Dang (General Khattiya Sawasdipol) has been saying that the Graduate Class of 9 may cause an open revolt in Thailand’s military.

Originally Posted by Moonraker

Whilst at the same time, you blame the current increased tensions between Thailand and Cambodia on Abhisit when it was Thakins party that was in power to kick start the tensions in the first place.

And what about Kasit Piromya or don't you know about him

Originally Posted by gjbkk

Originally Posted by Moonraker

Whilst at the same time, you blame the current increased tensions between Thailand and Cambodia on Abhisit when it was Thakins party that was in power to kick start the tensions in the first place.

And what about Kasit Piromya or don't you know about him

Originally Posted by DrB0b

Now that the population of Thailand has been reduced to your missus and your gardener can you please ask them to sort this shit out It's getting pretty irritating now.

You, me and everyone else who has lived in Thailand for the last 10 years know that there is a small group who control everything that goes down here.

Unfortunately the masses, 50,000,000 including my wife and gardener have not much to say (well not without a sweatener) about the political side of things.

And yes..............even for me it is starting to get rather tedious here!

Originally Posted by Moonraker

Originally Posted by gjbkk

Originally Posted by Moonraker

Whilst at the same time, you blame the current increased tensions between Thailand and Cambodia on Abhisit when it was Thakins party that was in power to kick start the tensions in the first place.

And what about Kasit Piromya or don't you know about him

Lost for words are we

Originally Posted by DrB0b

The questions about Pheu Thai leadership say more about some TD members lack of knowledge of Thai politics

DrB, again playing Rambo in the jungle with red factions doesn't give you the right to claim some kind of obscure knowledge about Thai politics. IMO, you know fuck all, except 19th century news extract about Thailand, which are as relevant as 17th century French politics.

Originally Posted by gjbkk

A transition is happening and the infighting has begun. There is no doubt things are about to change: from a greedy old rich minority at the top to a new rich minority who hopefully will distribute the wealth of the country more fairly.

are you real or completely delusional ?

Originally Posted by gjbkk

There are also serious rumors that Anupong Paojinda, has been on a recent witch hunt for Red Shirt sympathizers in the army and it is believed that about 20,000 plus soldiers of various ranks are on suspension.

Recently about 50 high ranking soldiers some retired but still powerful have joined Puey Thai. Then there is the group of Special Warfare and the Volunteer Rangers under Sae Daeng that are known to be on Thaksin side.

Ok nice, so what are you saying ? they will stage a coup to restore Democracy ?

Originally Posted by Butterfly

Originally Posted by DrB0b

The questions about Pheu Thai leadership say more about some TD members lack of knowledge of Thai politics

DrB, again playing Rambo in the jungle with red factions doesn't give you the right to claim some kind of obscure knowledge about Thai politics. IMO, you know fuck all, except 19th century news extract about Thailand, which are as relevant as 17th century French politics.

Yeah, whatever. Doesn't change the fact that Yongyuth is the official PT leader.

since PT leaders change about every other month, it's pretty had to keep up

the leader is just a proxy, I believe sister or sister in law is still in top management reporting everything to Khun T

it's not a credible party, just a religious cult for Khun T

Originally Posted by Butterfly

since PT leaders change about every other month, it's pretty had to keep up

How many leaders has PT had since it was founded, Butterfly?

^ real or proxy ?

in all seriousness, how can anyone take PT as a credible opposition party ?

this is exactly I am saying, Khun T little mind games are undermining any chance of real Democracy or change happening. PT is a big fucking joke.

You want change, how about a credible opposition ? maybe a socialist one ? that's the only alternative to PT and the Democrats which are really the same group at the end.

Originally Posted by Butterfly

since PT leaders change about every other month

Originally Posted by drb0b

How many leaders has PT had since it was founded, Butterfly?

Originally Posted by Butterfly

^ real or proxy ?

Either. If they change every other month then how's about you name 6 leaders of PT since it's foundation?

and then we have Chavalit trying to claim some kind of lost leadership (his party was financially rescued and bought by Thaksin in early 2000)


WARNING: opinion article below
In Puea Thai, the generals are simply foot soldiers

with so many heavyweight champion in PT leadership, it's not hard to understand that the "official" PT leader is absent and crushed by those heavyweights, like it was previously with brother in law as a proxy

from the horse mouth, even Puea Thai leader Yongyuth Wichaidit can see how ineffective he is. Probably taking order directly from you know who, hardly constructive for change or credible opposition.

Originally Posted by Puea Thai leader Yongyuth Wichaidit

He said the opposition party should be overhauled, so it can compete with the government more effectively.

interesting what you can find on blogs these days

PT does seem to lack a certain "unity" needed to be a credible opposition

The second rumor is that Sudarat Keyuraphan—unofficial Puea Thai leader for Bangkok—may split and form her own political party. Her exit from the party could split the Thaksin camp.

http://siamreport.blogspot.com/2009/...rty-money.html

^

Whats the point of rumours and hearsay on here base your knowledge on the facts which may give you some credibility until then spend less time with your ladyboys in Bangkok (Soi Nana) and have a look round the real Thailand

^ right, please define real Thailand for me

is that related to Thainess ?

I thought ladyboys were real Thailand

the small rumours are still interesting, they are not ground breaking, and because they are small enough, they might actually be true or at least raise valid options or possibilities. They are also very logical in terms of typical political events, so they don't need to be discounted completely.

Originally Posted by thehighlander959

with your ladyboys in Bangkok (Soi Nana) and have a look round the real Thailand

and living in Nakhon nowhere in some peasant shithole in the middle of a rice field hardly qualifies as real Thailand

^ please enlighten us, what is the real Thailand, if there is a such a thing

(this should be entertaining)

We all think we live in the real Thailand. Does such a place really exist? A bit like the real world perhaps?