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Thaksin Criticizes Court Ruling, Calls for Talks Over His Return
Peder1968
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Lagt på d. 20/07-2012 08:03

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Self-exiled former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra criticized a court ruling last week that complicated efforts by his allies to change the constitution, and called for talks over his return.

The Constitutional Court on July 13 said a referendum was needed before a charter ratified after the 2006 coup that ousted Thaksin could be rewritten. The party of Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra, Thaksin’s sister, will “digest” the ruling before deciding how to move forward, he said.

The decision “shows what we call judicial overreach,” Thaksin said in a television interview on Singapore’s Channel NewsAsia. “It’s against the rule of the separation of powers,” which is central to democracy.

Thaksin’s allies are weighing whether to defy the court and press ahead with a vote to overhaul the constitution during the next parliamentary session that starts on Aug. 1. Yingluck’s party wants to reduce the power of appointed bodies it says are undermining elected governments to serve the interest of royalists who backed the coup.

“Those who benefit from full-fledged democracy want to bring it back,” Thaksin said. “Those who fear democracy may be developed too far resist it. That’s the root cause of the problem.”

Thaksin has lived overseas since fleeing a jail sentence in 2008 on charges stemming from a military-appointed panel. Thailand’s parliament is considering a broad amnesty for political offenses since the coup, a move that could overturn the two-year sentence he has avoided by remaining overseas.

Thaksin’s Wealth

It may also undo a court ruling that led to the seizure of about $1.5 billion of Thaksin’s fortune in 2010, two weeks before his supporters began protests that led to more than 90 deaths and ended in a military crackdown. Thaksin’s opponents have vowed to resist the initiatives in parliament, saying they undermine the rule of law.

Thaksin said his return to Thailand would depend on when reconciliation occurs. His enemies have turned him into “Dracula” in part because parties backed by him have won the past five elections, including one last year, he said.

“It’s time to face and talk,” Thaksin said in the interview. “We can speak Thai together, we can talk open heart. What do you want? What do you worry about?”
 
Boes
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Lagt på d. 20/07-2012 12:47
Det er fint at han kommer ud af busken og erkender hvad hele historien om at ændre grundloven handler om. Kun tre
ting .. ham og ham og hans money. Men højesteret bedømte rigtigt . En regering kan ikke ændre grundloven bare fordi de har flertal i en mandatperiode.
"The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits."
Albert Einstein
 
natty
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Lagt på d. 20/07-2012 14:21
Det er jo noget underligt noget, Thaksin kan da bare komme tilbage hver dag det skulle være, intet forhindre ham i at gøre det.
Det behøves der hverken" reconciliation" eller grundlovsændring til. Det eneste det kræver, er at han tager det som en mand, kommer hjem og begynder at afsone den pådømte 2 årige fængselsstraf.

Bare rolig, han skal nok blive sat ind i et okay fængsel, og vil sikkert være ude om et år.
Men hans største problem er måske, at der vist ligger andre sager og venter, som blev udsat, da han som en kujon flygtede ud af landet.
Uvidenhed avler oftere selvtillid end viden, Charles Darwin
 
Boes
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Lagt på d. 21/07-2012 08:41
Thaksin promises to come home only if reconciliation materializes in Thailand

BANGKOK, 20 July 2012 (NNT) - Ex-Premier Thaksin Shinawatra said he is waiting for the reconciliation process to materialize in Thailand before returning to his motherland.

According to Singapore's Channel News Asia website, Mr. Thaksin gave an interview to a reporter in Jakarta, talking about his returning home. The report said the self-exiled former Prime Minister is waiting for the people in Thailand to have unity first.

Mr. Thaksin said he can now travel anywhere in the world except to his own country. He explained that he is not welcomed in Thailand due to misunderstandings. According to him, he is willing to forgive everyone; all he want is to be part of the society and to live a normal and happy life in Thailand.


-- NNT 2012-07-20

Nøjjj hvor er det synd for ham....
"The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits."
Albert Einstein
 
hugoboerge
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Lagt på d. 21/07-2012 16:00
Boes skrev:

Thaksin promises to come home only if reconciliation materializes in Thailand

BANGKOK, 20 July 2012 (NNT) - Ex-Premier Thaksin Shinawatra said he is waiting for the reconciliation process to materialize in Thailand before returning to his motherland.

According to Singapore's Channel News Asia website, Mr. Thaksin gave an interview to a reporter in Jakarta, talking about his returning home. The report said the self-exiled former Prime Minister is waiting for the people in Thailand to have unity first.

Mr. Thaksin said he can now travel anywhere in the world except to his own country. He explained that he is not welcomed in Thailand due to misunderstandings. According to him, he is willing to forgive everyone; all he want is to be part of the society and to live a normal and happy life in Thailand.


-- NNT 2012-07-20

Nøjjj hvor er det synd for ham....


Ja. Den mand lyver saa det basker. Da han blev strittet ud i sin tid sagde han at han aldrig nogen sinde ville blande sig i politik !! Han har ikke bestilt andet end at blande sig. Han er saa utrovaerdig saa det er helt utroligt.
 
Poo
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Lagt på d. 21/07-2012 18:15
Er de ikke utroværdige allesammen?
 
hugoboerge
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Lagt på d. 22/07-2012 03:50
Poo skrev:

Er de ikke utroværdige allesammen?


Det kan der maaske vaere noget om. Men nogen er mere utrovaerdige end andre og ham her han slaar simpelthen alle rekorder.
 
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