In a disturbing yet expected report, Thaksin has once again ignored all and set about turning the Red Shirts into a structured military style force. This simply means Thaksin most definitely plans confrontation, and the odds of blood in the streets of Bangkok have just gone up. [Read more →]
There is a saying that no good deed goes unpunished. The Toyota accelerator peddle problem seems to be proving that saying to be true. [Read more →]
In classic Thaksin arrogance, Thaksin has set out to ignore the collective will of the Thai people and to undo the August 2007 vote to accept or reject the proposed new Constitution. Because the vote did not go the way Thaksin wanted, it is clear that classic Thaksin behavior is still alive and well. [Read more →]
The planned September 19, 2009 rally by Thaksin’s red shirts has but one reason. That reason is to re-vilify the people Thaksin sees as his enemies. For the universities that teach people to become mental health professionals, Thaksin is a real time example of the progression of a psychotic personality. [Read more →]
After listening to Thaksin time and time again, you start to notice one thing. Thaksin is stuck in a time warp and is still battling issues of times gone by. Each and every comment or action still shows no remorse for the actions that lead to his conviction. [Read more →]
Hidden in the birthday celebrations is the food for division. The nurturing of the thought that Thaksin was just having a bout of bad luck and that various ceremonies would help remove that bad luck, is just another way of moving people’s view to disrespect the courts authority and ruling by thinking it was luck and not anything at all to do with violation of the law. [Read more →]
It is not what Thaksin says, it is what Thaksin does that shows he has no respect for any laws. In fact Thaksin and or his cronies have even launched a pressure campaign against the King of Thailand seeking a royal pardon where the law does not allow one. [Read more →]
There seems to be a lot of political decisions pending on the outcome of a relatively minor by-election. This by-election certainly looks to be a weathervane for Thailand’s immediate political direction simply because of where it is. [Read more →]
It was classic Thaksin arrogance for all the world to see. This time it was not ignoring the laws of Thailand, it was ignoring the laws of Germany. Knowing how arrogant Thaksin is, it does not take much of a guess that Germany may be but one country on a longer list who’s laws Thaksin has violated. [Read more →]
It is a bit like tracking mud around the house with dirty shoes. Countries that host convicted fugitive Thaksin are suddenly finding that relationships with Thailand quickly head south. [Read more →]
Over the last month one can open the world news and see yet another country despatching it’s navy to deal with Somalia’s pirates. China was the most recent, and in a way that is bad news for the pirates. [Read more →]
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