是否泰國前首相達辛 birth chart---take up the challenge

jackchan_b2b

原帖由 tcwd368 於 2009-2-26 11:27 PM 發表。
JACK !

what I really means is ZeiWei just like 4D Covered picture !
It really needs talent to read the meaning behind those STARS ?

中正之道

tcwd368

原帖由 jackchan_b2b 於 2009-2-26 11:52 PM 發表。


大佬啊！可有“证据”，别误导囉！

有 ! 因為從中國History Book, if you read detaily and carefully, always mention the Taoist being 引導 by any uncertain FORCE 入深山,(UFO), then they are being taught by HIGHER WISDOM BEING !

tcwd368

In fact, our human being at this stage have not yet evolution to the perfect !
because in our MIND is still have sinful ego thought which is the greatest obstacles preventing our last stage of EVOLUTION to the WISDOM + MORAL BEING !

tcwd368

why you called yourself WOLF MAN ?

jackchan_b2b

原帖由 tcwd368 於 2009-2-27 12:13 AM 發表。


有 ! 因為從中國History Book, if you read detaily and carefully, always mention the Taoist being 引導 by any uncertain FORCE 入深山,(UFO), then they are being taught by HIGHER WISDOM BEING !

My friend, Even this event is true, I also dare not say or tell, cause still no one will believe. However, who care, stick to what we have first.

jackchan_b2b

原帖由 tcwd368 於 2009-2-27 12:15 AM 發表。
In fact, our human being at this stage have not yet evolution to the perfect !
because in our MIND is still have sinful ego thought which is the greatest obstacles preventing our last stage of E ...

此乃阴阴刚柔之道。道，可道，非常道。
人类之不足才显出一正一反之象，若人类都完美了，那完了。

jackchan_b2b

原帖由 tcwd368 於 2009-2-27 12:16 AM 發表。
why you called yourself WOLF MAN ?

因为我喜欢。
Because I like it.

注：改回请尽量用一帖，谢谢。

jackchan_b2b

更新: March 9, 2009 21:36
達辛電話向支持者發言
抨泰政府不懂處理經濟
（曼谷9日美聯電）流亡國外的泰國前首相達辛周日對數千支持者說，泰國政府面對經濟危机的處理方式，只以極貧乏手法派發現金給人民，而不是把那些錢財用于國家的基本建設上。達辛是通過電話，向聚集在泰國東北部的孔敬府的群眾發言。
達辛在東北部多個府，仍然受到人民的擁戴。他在電話演講中說，泰國現政府分配低入息公民的每人2000銖（約182令吉），并不能夠振興經濟。這種政策也顯示阿披實首相的政府不了解經濟危机的深重程度。
達辛在電話上對群眾說：“如果我今天仍是首相，我會把那筆錢注入經濟体系內，而不是把它分配出去。”
他說：“分配出去的那筆錢，對改善經濟無濟于事。阿披實政府的這種做法，只能顯示現政府仍然不了解問題的本質。”
達辛是在一個沒有公布的地點，通過電話發表演講。他這次的演講，勢必刺激到泰國現政府。

jackchan_b2b

Ex-PM to return 'if democracy restored'By: BangkokPost.comPublished: 12/03/2009 at 03:17 PM

Convicted former prime minister ThaksinShinawatra says he will return to Thailand when democracy andrighteousness are restored in the country.
Speaking via video link from Dubai Thaksin told a media conferenceat the Foreign Correspondents' Club in Hong Kong on Thursday he hadalways been and remained loyal to the royal institution.

Askedhow he would deal with the country's economic downturn, the oustedprime minister said he was ready to do anything for his belovedcountry, but he had not been given the opportunity.
He used the opportunity to slam the government's economic policies,saying they were just the recycled policies of hs disbanded Thai RakThai party. He did not believe these policies would work as well asthey had before because the timing was not right.

He then saidhe was eyeing a return to the telecomm industry, where he madebillions, but lacked sufficient funds because most of his assets werestill frozen by the Thai government.
"I just have enough to finance my traveling and living standard," Thaksin said, claiming that he was short of money.

"ButI do not know whether I should condemn or thank the military junta thathas frozen my assets in Thailand, otherwise I probably would haveinvested a lot in the stock exchange and lost it," he joked.
Thaksin then said he was allowed to enter and leave Hong Kong anytime he wants, but would come and go quietly so all parties could feelat ease.
He said he had been offered passports by leaders of severalcountries since the Thai government made threats to revoke hiscitizenship.
"(The leaders) worry about me and have offered the passport of theircountry to me, to help protect me," he said. "I thank them and do notaccept their passport because I still believe in my citizenship ofbeing Thai".
He believed the Thai people would stand up and fight for democracyand righteousness. Once this was attained he would return to help thecountry.

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jackchan_b2b

达辛生生于阳历四月五日前，应会与皇室接触及与当今政府及或黄衣军有冲突。
其朋党也更积極推翻当今执政党，但无功。
此举虽目前无功但种下往后的胜利优势及前述之冲突局面。

jackchan_b2b

Thaksin denies seeking royal pardon, blames confusing reports              
                               By The Nation
                                                
                        
                                                                              Ex-premierThaksin Shinawatra has not submitted three petitions asking for royalpardon as reported by the Japan Times newspaper and the Thai media,red-shirt co-leader Natthawut Saikua said on Friday.WhatThaksinsaid in his interview with Japan Times was he submitted three reports about the political turmoil to His Majesty, Natthawut said.Thaksin'sreports to the King were made when he was in Thailand and before hisguilty verdict on the Ratchadapisek land case in 2008, he said,emphasising that the reports were not about royal pardon since at thetimeThaksinwas not penalised with the two-year jail term.
                Privy Council unaware of Thaksin's petition for royal pardon              
                               By The Nation
                                                
                        
                                                                              ThePrivy Council has not received the petition for royal pardon as claimedby ex-premier Thaksin Shinawatra, Vice Admiral Pajun Tamprateep said onFriday.
Pajun, an aide to royal chief adviser General Prem Tinsulanonda, said shouldThaksinwantto seek the royal pardon, he will have to follow the estalishedprocedures by filing his petition via the Office of the His Majesty'sPrincipal Private Secretary.
The office will then forward to the petition for a review by the Privy Council.
The review can be conducted by one of the privy councillors and not necessarily by Prem himself, he said.
In an interview published by a Japanese newspaper,Thaksinsaid he had already petitioned three times to seek the royal pardon. He voiced hope for the royal kindness of His Majesty.
                Censure might encounter legal hurdle: Chai              
                               By The NationHouse Speaker Chai Chidchob on Friday hinted that the oppositionmight face a legal hurdle relating to the filing of two motions tocensure the government.
Based on precedents, only one motion of no-confidence should be filed to pave way for the censure debate, Chai said.
ThePheu ThaiPartylodged two motions - one to censure the prime minister as per Article158 of the Constitution and another to grill five Cabinet members asper Article 159, he said.
This has raised the question whether the same list of opposition lawmakers can concurrently sponsored two motions.
The House Secretariat will have til March 19 to check and verify the legalities relating to the two motions.
Shouldthe two motions fail to comply with the legal technicality, the mainopposition party will be advised to rewrite and resubmit the censureplans.
Talks on extradtion treaty with HKLegal team off to Hong Kong next weekBy: BangkokPost.comPublished: 13/03/2009 at 03:51 PMThe Office of the Attorney-General will send alegal team to Hong Kong to take part in talks on a possible extraditiontreaty with Thailand.
The team will be headed by the director-general of the InternationalAffairs Department, Sirisak Tiyaphano. It will comprise three attorneysand a police officer.
They will go to Hong Kong on Tuesday in the company of a delegationfrom the Foreign Ministry's Treaties and Legal Affairs Department, MrSirisak said.
It was expected that the talks would spread over two or three days.
If there is no agreement on an extradition treaty, then it might notbe possible to bring Thaksin Shinawatra back to Thailand when he visitsHong Kong, he said.
The former prime minister has made several visits to Hong Kong sincehe was removed from government by a coup in September 2006.
On Thursday, he addressed the Foreign Correspondents' Club in Hong Kong by a video link, reportedly from Dubai.
While the Office of the Attorney-General and the government havebeen looking for ways to get Thaksin back to to Thailand to serve hisjail sentence for conflict of interest in the Ratchadaphgisek landdeal, the Japan Times reported that Thaksin had written three lettersto His Majesty the King seeking a royal pardon.
The Thai media pounced on the report, but a Privy Council spokesmansaid early Friday the office had no knowledge of such a request.
Finally, red-shirts leader Nattawut Saikua, a staunch Thaksin supporter, squashed the report.
He said Thaksin had written to His Majesty the King, but he wasexplaining his side of the political conflict and his court cases.
Thaksin had not asked the King for a pardon, Mr Nattawut said.

jackchan_b2b

宁可信其有不可信其无。

更新: March 18, 2009 18:02
泰政壇傳“黑魔法”
達辛疑做法詛咒政敵
（曼谷18日綜合電）泰國政壇驚傳有所謂的“黑魔法”！遭政變推翻的泰國前首相達辛，傳出他的堂兄上個月在清邁一間寺廟內，主持了一場法術儀式。這場明為替達辛消災祈福的儀式，暗地裡卻把他的政壇仇敵名字寫在紙上燒燬，泰國媒體指出，目的是要詛咒政敵永世不得翻身。
達辛的堂哥，也是泰國前武裝部隊最高指揮官猜席，最近躍上泰國媒體版面，據了解全都是因為一場神秘的宗教儀式。泰國媒體報導，猜席在清邁寺廟裡偷偷對達辛的政敵下咒，要幫堂弟出口氣。
對于自己的迷信達辛從不避諱，2006年還曾經直言，“我家裡有很多護身符很多人送的，因為他們很擔心，他們知道那些示威者對我下咒。”達辛所屬政黨的總部大樓，甚至還找人來改風水、設小神龕，黃衫軍抗議期間，達辛甚至還讓助理下咒驅魔，藉此渡過政治危機。

jackchan_b2b

原帖由 jackchan_b2b 於 2009-3-13 10:48 AM 發表。
达辛生生于阳历四月五日前，应会与皇室接触及与当今政府及或黄衣军有冲突。
其朋党也更积極推翻当今执政党，但无功。
此 ...

更新: March 22, 2009 17:59
泰反對黨要求改組內閣
阿披實:不會屈服
（曼谷22日法新電）泰國首相阿披實周日說，他不會屈服于反對黨的要求而改組內閣。經過國會兩天的辯論，主要反對黨為泰黨對阿披實和另5名部長，提出的不信任動議，在周六不獲得通過，因此他們6人免遭彈劾。
國會對阿披實不信任動議投票結果，是246票反對176票贊成，而對外交部長卡席特不信任動議的投票結果，是237反對184贊成。
根據規定，不信任動議須獲3/5贊成票才可通過。
反對黨抨擊卡席特與抗議組織“人民民主聯盟”有關聯。該組織去年佔據首都曼谷的兩個機場，並造成曼谷發生騷亂。
阿披實周日早上發表電視講話時說：”246票比我期望的多。”
阿披實解釋說：“我們是根據表現來決定是否改組內閣。外交部長本身已清楚作出解釋。”
面對不信任動議的除阿披實、卡席特之外，還有財政部長高恩、財政部副部長巴蒂、內政部長差瓦拉和內政部副部長汶宗。
為泰黨在不信任案中指責這6人濫用職權，為個人和同僚謀取私利，存在嚴重違法違規行為。

jackchan_b2b

Thaksin vows to expose those behind his ousterBy: SUBIN KHEUNKAEWPublished: 23/03/2009 at 12:00 AMNewspaper section: News
Former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra has sworn to expose those behind the movement to remove him from power.
Thaksin told supporters in a phone-in address at a politicalgathering in Chiang Mai yesterday he would unmask those involved in themovement that succeeded in toppling him from power during his nextphone-in at a Sanam Luang rally on Thursday.
Thaksin claimed Gen Panlop Pinmanee, the former Internal SecurityOperations Command (Isoc) deputy chief, had provided him withconvincing information on the movement.
''Two privy councillors led the movement and worked with Ai Pok,''Thaksin said referring to army chief Anupong Paojinda. Pok is GenAnupong's nickname.
''Ai Pok in the past has denied it. But today he has stepped forward and accepted that he too was involved.''
Yesterday's gathering took place at the 700 Years Stadium in ChiangMai. It was attended by about 10,000 red-shirt supporters of the UnitedFront for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) and its local allies.
UDD leaders asked its supporters to donate the 2,000-baht cashhandout they are to receive from the Democrat-led government as povertyrelief to finance the anti-government campaign.
Sirisak Tiyaphan, executive director for foreign litigation at theOffice of the Attorney-General, said talks on an extradition treatybetween Thailand and Hong Kong were proceeding smoothly.
The treaty is aimed at bringing Thaksin home to serve his jail sentence.
The former prime minister received a two-year jail sentence in the Ratchadaphisek land deal case last year.
A team of public prosecutors led by Mr Sirisak has begun negotiations. They returned from Hong Kong yesterday.
Mr Sirisak said his team discussed details of the draft with HongKong officials, although both sides still had many things to iron outdue to the different legal systems of Thailand and Hong Kong.
Mr Sirisak said Hong Kong wanted the treaty to specify clearly whatconstituted an extraditable crime while Thailand preferred a moregeneralised wording in the draft.
He said after it was approved and ratified by Thailand and HongKong, the treaty would be translated into English, Thai and Mandarin.
Thai politicians often visit Hong Kong to meet Thaksin. It is alsooften the base for his phone-ins to gatherings of supporters to air hispolitical views and rebut allegations against him.



                Thaksin's elder sister dies of blood infection              
                                      An elder sister of former prime ministerThaksinShinawatra died of blood infection early Sunday following chronic kidney disease, a doctor said. She was 63 years old.

DoctorArthit Jiaranaisilawong, assistant director of Phra Ram 9 Hospitlal,said at 1 am Sunday that Yaowalak Shinawatra died at 10 pm Saturdaynight because of blood infection.

He said she was admitted tothe hospital on April 16 2008 with kidney problem. Arthit saidYaowalak's condition worsened after she got blood infection Saturdaynight.


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jackchan_b2b

2009年3月25日暂不公佈从香港引渡回泰国，一切都视泰国能提供什么給中国而定。点到为止。

Thaksin faces new threatPrem, Chinese FM to discuss HK extradition By: POST REPORTERS  Published: 25/03/2009 at 12:00 AM
Newspaper section: News

The fate of convicted former prime ministerThaksin Shinawatra is expected to be one of the main items today whenPrivy Council president Prem Tinsulanonda meets with the Chineseforeign minister.


Prem: Under heavy fire from Thaksin



All eyes will be firmly fixed on the meeting between Gen Prem and Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi.
The meeting is seen as having a heavy bearing given the continuingtalks on an extradition treaty between Thailand and Hong Kong andThaksin's mounting efforts to discredit the Privy Council.
Mr Yang will visit Gen Prem at the Privy Council's Office after hemeets Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva as part of his two-day visit.
Sources said the meeting between Gen Prem and Mr Yang wouldunderline the need for immediate action to deal with Thaksin, whorecently launched a broadside against privy councillors. The meetingwill also take place against the backdrop of talks on an extraditiontreaty between Thailand and Hong Kong.
Thai politicians often visit Hong Kong to meet Thaksin. It is alsoreported to be the base for his phone-ins to gatherings of supportersto air his political views and criticise his political opponents.During a video-link address to his supporters at a Chiang Mai rally onSunday, Thaksin accused two privy councillors and some members of thejudiciary of being behind the plot to overthrow him.
All those accused by Thaksin have denied the allegations.
A close associate to privy councillor Surayud Chulanont, who wasaccused by Thaksin of being one of the architects of the 2006 coup,said Gen Surayud was concerned Thaksin was edging closer to offendingthe monarchy.
"The government must be aware of this and can no longer stand idle," the source quoted Gen Surayud as saying.
After a meeting of privy councillors yesterday, a source at themeeting said Gen Prem was concerned about comments made against privycouncillors.
Gen Prem did not want people to misunderstand that privy councillors were involved in politics, the source said.
The meeting of privy councillors came two days ahead of a majorrally set for tomorrow by the United Front for Democracy againstDictatorship (UDD) starting at Sanam Luang before moving to GovernmentHouse.
UDD leaders expected tens of thousands to turn up at the mass rally.
Thaksin also vowed to expose more people involved in the movement against him during his phone-in speech tomorrow.
Thaksin appealed to his red-shirt supporters to come in droves to the gathering.
Speaking to 2,000 supporters in a rally organised by the UDD inLampang last night, Thaksin said if many supporters joined the rally,it would create legitimacy for his return to the country from exile.
He said the government was running the economy into the ground andhe would come back to mend the problems plaguing the country. He alsophoned in to other UDD gatherings yesterday in Chon Buri andPhitsanulok.
Siriphan Noksuan, a political scientist at Chulalongkorn University,said Thaksin's phone-in address would not win new supporters. She saidthe former premier kept repeating himself in his addresses.
Interior Minister Chavarat Charnvirakul has threatened to transferprovincial governors if they fail to prevent red-shirt protesters inthe provinces from joining the anti-government rally in Bangkoktomorrow.
He had told governors and police to monitor the UDD's movement closely.
A monitoring centre has been set up and headed by Metropolitan Police chief Worapong Chiewpreecha.
Reinforcements from the army could be called in to help police with crowd control.

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