Thailand’s secret story: the battle for a $37b royal estate
Posted: Sun Jun 01, 2014 2:43 pm
This is what its ALL ABOUT<
fuck democracy give me the MONEY<<<<<<<
The army has a firm control now, rounding up everyone that has ever dealt with Thaksin and making sure they are moved to inactive posts or worse. He who is in control when the KIng passes will retain control for a while.
He s calling for elections MAYBE in a year
until then we are still under Martial law, curfew at mndnight-4 am
NO CNN/NO BBC
and the prince has left country.
fuck democracy give me the MONEY<<<<<<<
The army has a firm control now, rounding up everyone that has ever dealt with Thaksin and making sure they are moved to inactive posts or worse. He who is in control when the KIng passes will retain control for a while.
He s calling for elections MAYBE in a year
until then we are still under Martial law, curfew at mndnight-4 am
NO CNN/NO BBC
read the ful story...http://www.afr.com/p/world/thailand_sec ... mLTFPLFQNJBut the main reason Thailand’s crisis is so poorly understood is that a crucial part of the story is routinely left out. The 86-year-old King Bhumibol Adulyadej is frail and ailing, and an unacknowledged war over the royal succession is being waged by competing factions of the elite. At stake is control of the vast royal fortune, estimated at more than $37 billion. Whichever side wins the struggle to play kingmaker will potentially be able to dominate Thailand politically and economically for years to come. This is why the conflict is so bitter and vicious.
and the prince has left country.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldne ... hotel.htmlThe Crown Prince of Thailand has escaped the political turmoil in his own country and is staying in a five-star hotel in the Hampshire countryside.
Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn and his 30-strong royal entourage have taken over a wing of grade-II listed Tylney Hall in the village of Rotherwick, the Evening Standard reported.