473geo

Well said, geo! Some may be mildly sarcastic, some downright cynical. Your own view you have not stated in this post (of course).

Gen. Sonthi should be praised for the non-violent coup he and his team staged in September 2006. On the other hand it may be necessary for him to have his head examined to understand why he undertakes further actions which are praised by his erstwhile opponents and enemies.

To have the 'media king' Panthongtae defend his father, painting him as 'political' victim is almost as hilarious as as if one of Murdoch's sons doing similar.

BTW no need to provide further details, we already tapped your phone

geriatrickid, on Yesterday, 19:05 , said:

How does this line not leave him open for Character assassination.
"He said that a reconciliation bill should rehabilitate the victims and should create social justice."

A law to let his daddy get away with murder. Not exactly what I would look for in a person if I was looking for their good points. He is in fact shoving his lack of Character in our faces. Also proving he is not the sharpest knife in the drawer thinking that making it OK for his daddy do any thing he likes and if it is not legal just change the law.

A reconciliation bill should bring the nation together not pay big money to criminals. And that is exactly what every one of them was who refused to evacuate the area. You may not be the smartest one in the world but even you would have to admit they were crimanals. Abhist let most of them go home would Thaksin have been that generous?

You just think your hero is popular because the PT got 48% of the vote. Did it ever cross your mind that some of those could just have been votes against the Dems and some of them might have actually thought Yingluck could do the job.

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When are they going to stop calling it "reconciliation" and start to call it for what it is "withewash of a convicted criminal"

jaltsc, on Yesterday, 13:55 , said:

But he is implying that they put this through quietly, quickly and long term,
to prevent more large percentages being forced on the average person,
and causing increased costs to all in the long run.
By cutting out the friends of Mr 30% Thaksin, et al,
before they realized they had lost out.

Now those that lost out are trying anything they can to
renegotiate with THEM in the deal.