Polictical Rallies in Udon .

by **trubrit** » May 24, 2011, 8:20 am

With the upcoming election scheduled for 3rd July the major parties are starting their campaigning. The first tomorrow 25th May by the Pheu Thai party, to be held at Tungsri Muang, starting 3.00pm . As their new party leader, possibly ,next Prime Minister , Yingluck Shinawatra will be in attendance, it is expected to draw huge crowds. So , depending on yours ,or wife's , political persuasion It is either the place to be ,or avoid . :-"

by **pienmash** » May 24, 2011, 8:46 am

Thanks for the heads up TB traffic will be horrendulus ,,,,, i will wear my "i love Yingluck" red shirt tomorrow just in case she pops in for a Cumberland fatboy ss sub.

mASH.

by **Laan Yaa Mo** » May 24, 2011, 6:30 pm

Finally, Thailand has a politician worth lining up to see, and listening to in Yingluck. Let's hope she steamrolls to victory. Hey...she is as qualified as any of them to lead the country, and she is a dutiful daughter to boot. 55555

by **pienmash** » May 24, 2011, 6:59 pm

May i be so pesumptious to ask your views on Sarah Palin LYM , isnt she the Queen of Canada or something ?? i like Yingluck shes a reet cracker, and i cant see any other winner in the upcoming elections .

Btw for those not sure Canada is a small country near the top of the planet , owned by Britain , approx 150 people live there and it very cold , people who live there are called Canadians the most famous being ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, err no have yet !! .

only jesting LYM more than 200 people live there really.

by **Laan Yaa Mo** » May 24, 2011, 7:21 pm

Well, you are dead on correct about the population of Canada and British ownership; however, I have no views about Sarah Palin as she is American; however, rumour has it that she is a bit of a wobbler, and not the sort that would achieve the stamp of approval from Mrs. Thatcher. Now she was a real man!

Oh, and there are famous Canadians but they are all ice-hockey players so...yes, there are no famous Canadians.

by **pienmash** » May 24, 2011, 7:46 pm

Dam ,,,, thort Alaska was part of Canada and we owned that as well , i think it would be better if Britain owned all the world like we did before , far to generous of us to give it away India , America n Australia just look what these folks have done to our once great nation and language.

Ref Mggie Thatcher sadly a very ill lady at the moment ,, and you are quite right sir balls of steel that woman not like the weak kneed tosspots in the chair nowadays Cameron and his Libdem bum bandit buddy whoz name escapes me .

THERE MUST BE SOME ONE FAMOUS FROM CANADA ??

Mash ,,,,, specialist subjects - History , Politics and Geography

by **Shado** » May 24, 2011, 8:05 pm

Pamela Anderson..........Typical Canadian.......'nuf said.

by **Laan Yaa Mo** » May 24, 2011, 9:56 pm

No, not Pamela Anderson as she is a creation of science.

Okay, how about the discoverer of insulin, Mr. Best? Mr. Bell, the telephone man was from Nova Scotia, and whomever invented that game of basketball was Canadian.

Entertainers include Shania Twain, Paul Anka, Hank Snow, Juliette, Fay Wray, one of those silent actresses. the Sutherlands, John Candy, Elvis Presley, John Lennon, Celine Dion, well, there are a whole raft of them.

Sports figures include Gordie Howe, Justin Morneau, Larry Walker, John Hiller, Wayne Gretzky, Don Cherry, David Beckham et al

In the world of politics one looks to Canadian elites such as Winston Churchill, William the Conqueror, Charles II, etc for leadership and direction.

Before this thread gets hijacked by the criminally insane and morally bankrupt, one should pay attention to attendance at these political rallies in Muang Udonthani and the surrounding provinces to assess the strength of the red shirts. It will be really interesting if Yingluck can translate her popularity into widespread support for her father and others.

by **jackspratt** » May 24, 2011, 11:07 pm

It will be really interesting if Yingluck can translate her popularity into widespread support for her father and others.

You are losing the plot Uncle Tilo.

Yingluck's father (Lert) left politics in 1976 - although I guess anything is possible in the farce that passes for the Shinawatra family. :shock:

by **Laan Yaa Mo** » May 25, 2011, 12:23 am

Right you are Khun Jack; however, much of what you say about farce can be applied to many of the politicians that run for office in Thailand, or any other country around the globe.

by **Stantheman** » May 25, 2011, 4:29 am

Laan Yaa Mo wrote:No, not Pamela Anderson as she is a creation of science.

I think we call that "Body by Dupont"

by **noosard** » May 25, 2011, 8:28 am

Famous Cannuck is Paul Bunyan thought of Bullwinkle but he turns out to be a Yank
Then you got the Mounties who get their man

by **pienmash** » May 25, 2011, 8:55 am

Just a heads up ....... traffic is already getting a bit thick around this afternoons rally site at TSM , stalls being set up last night and approx 7.30 this morning very busy with red shirt sellers and food stands being erected , from 12 on i reckon gonna be a nightmare ready for ms Yingluck arriving at 3 ish .

Btw ... although Yingluck is a beauty im not that sad and ddnt wake up early just to go check this out i had to deliver the meat to TNS so went that way to have a nosey .

mash.

by **trubrit** » May 25, 2011, 9:26 am

I think Khun Yingluck is scheduled to arrive a bit later, nearer 5.30, but don't worry there will be plenty going on beforehand. Udon's MP, Khun Pracha Pomnok (excuse spelling) will be outlining his and the parties policies in the new government , as will several other prominent politicians . The event is likely to go on way into the evening, so be prepared for congestion until quite late .It will be a very well supported rally . $\:D/$

by **Aardvark** » May 25, 2011, 4:41 pm

Laan Yaa Mo wrote:No, not Pamela Anderson as she is a creation of science.

Okay, how about the discoverer of insulin, Mr. Best? Mr. Bell, the telephone man was from Nova Scotia, and whomever invented that game of basketball was Canadian.

Entertainers include Shania Twain, Paul Anka, Hank Snow, Juliette, Fay Wray, one of those silent actresses. the Sutherlands, John Candy, Elvis Presley, John Lennon, Celine Dion, well, there are a whole raft of them.

Sports figures include Gordie Howe, Justin Morneau, Larry Walker, John Hiller, Wayne Gretzky, Don Cherry, David Beckham et al

In the world of politics one looks to Canadian elites such as Winston Churchill, William the Conqueror, Charles II, etc for leadership and direction.

Before this thread gets hijacked by the criminally insane and morally bankrupt, one should pay attention to attendance at these political rallies in Muang Udonthani and the surrounding provinces to assess the strength of the red shirts. It will be really interesting if Yingluck can translate her popularity into widespread support for her father and others.

Haha, had me going there for a second Uncle

By the way, did you know Sir Winston Churchill was Born in a Toilet :-k

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