Govt slam Thaksin pettition

The prime minister , senators and a former member of the Assets Scrutiny Committee denounce red-shirt leaders for their ‘improper’ petition for a royal pardon for fugitive felon Thaksin Shinawatr.

In politics, whatever the reason, you can’t go home again

HE SAYS HE IS LONELY. He pleads with his supporters not to let him “wither” in the desert. He wants to come home. But it seems Thaksin Shinawatra, the ex-premier, wants a royal pardon before he is ready to kiss his homeland’s soil once again.

Deputy PM Forewarns Thaksin Not to Instigate Another Riot via Phone-ins

The Deputy Prime Minister aims to charge ousted Thaksin Shinawatra, if officials determine that his phone-ins have instigated the red-shirts to topple the government within three months as was reported in the news, and forewarns Thaksin to listen to the majority of the people who do not want disharmony in society.

Prosecutor Urges Relevant Authorities to Determine Thaksin’s Whereabouts

The chief prosecutor for foreign affairs is pressing authorities to determine the whereabouts of the exiled former prime minister so that his office can move on with court proceedings.

‘Taksin plot’ mystery keeps the woes alive

Whether it’s Thaksin or his rivals behind it, it’s the nation as a whole that suffers

A Red Comrade Confesses Why He loves Thaksin

We love Thaksin because we love Thaksin’s money, just for now, confessed Surachai Sae-dan, a former communist fighter, the leader of the New Socialist party.

Stiff opposition to royal pardon for Thaksin

As Thaksin steps up his calls for his supporters to bring him home from his self-imposed exile, the United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship is mobilising the red-shirt people to support a petition for a royal pardon for their exiled fugitive.

Korbsak to Thaksin: Help, don’t whinge

Deputy Prime Minister Korbsak Sabhavasu on Monday advised fugitive former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra to stop deepening social divisions and prove his sincerity by instead helping the country overcome its economic problems.

Thaksin can never come home again

Thaksin Shinawatr was trying desperately to convince his supporters through his recent “phone-in” talks that he really wanted to “come home.” Nobody, not even the staunchest of advocates, could do anything to enable him to return home — the way he wants to, that is.

Thaksin psychoanalyzed

Psychologist: believed Thaksin  had lost his mind and has a multiple personality disorder (MPD)

“A person with MPD cannot remember himself.  A person with this symptom needs to hear the cheers of supporters to get his confidence up,”