Saturday 24 May 2014

IN A STATE OF UNDRESS IN THAILAND



The CIA and the rich elite seem to be deciding the future of Thailand?

Prince Maha (above) is the 61-year-old crown prince of Thailand.

Prince Maha is said to be an ally of Mr Thaksin, whose sister, Yingluck, has just been toppled as prime minister by the military.


Thaksin and his sister Yingluck, popular with the poor, but said to be corrupt?

There would appear to be a propaganda campaign against Prince Maha.

A Wikileaks (CIA) video once showed Prince Maha, and his third wife who was in a state of undress, 'at a party for Foo Foo, his poodle.'

The dog 'carried the rank of air chief marshal.'

Thailand Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn dog's

In November 2013, the 86 year-old king signed a decree stating that all decisions by the powerful defence council could be vetoed by Prince Maha.


Prince Maha and his sister Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn.

Some people (the CIA?) would prefer Prince Maha’s sister, Princess Maha Sirindhorn, as the next monarch.

Prince Maha has his own army regiment.

A sudden move by the army brings only near-term calm

Several days before Thaksin's sister was toppled, Prince Maha moved to a hotel in Hampshire in England.

The new martial law rules mean a nationwide curfew for Thais and tourists between 10pm and 5am.



If there was a free and fair election, Thaksin's sister Yingluck would most likely win and return to power.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.

HOT SEX IN THAILAND.

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3 Comments:

At 24 May 2014 at 04:20 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

GTRV Full Length Documentary: Propaganda and the Ukraine Crisis

http://www.globalresearch.ca/gtrv-full-length-documentarypropaganda-and-the-ukraine-crisis/5383677

 
At 24 May 2014 at 04:21 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Video: Palestinian Youths Killed by Israeli Army on Nakba Day, Posed no Threat to Soldiers

http://www.globalresearch.ca/video-shows-palestinian-youths-killed-by-israeli-army-onn-nakba-posed-no-threat/5383626

 
At 25 May 2014 at 09:51 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Sorry ... you have this very wrong. ... e.g in local Thai paper today

"Message from a Thai reader to the foreign press:
"To the foreign reporters: I understand that many of you are coming here to condemn military coup d'etat and sympathize with the so called "demonstrators for democracy", but if you have time, please be so kind to look around and you will see that majority of Thai people are now supporting the military actions.

It's not because we are military dictatorial supporters, but we would defend our country with every means possible to abolish the corrupted regime led by Thaksin and his associates.

Our country has been suffering for far too long. Please try to understand and let us be.

Thank you so much for your cooperation."

I don't know your politics, but you seem to be a truth seeker - so may I respectfully recommend The Landdestroyer / Anthony Cartalucci as a reliable informed investigative reporter - based in Thailand

 

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