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Tillbaka till ämnet, Thaksin gjorde många uttalande i olika medier och här är ett av dom http://www.tannetwork.tv/tan/ViewData.aspx?DataID=1054212
Han påstår bl.a att Prem inte är hans fiende vilket man nog mer får se som en utsträckt hand, han tackade också Laos regering för det fina mottagandet som nog hade lite av statsbesök över sig, men att bara 22 bussar avgick ifrån Thailand mot planerade ca 60 måste nog vara en liten besvikelse.
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[size=3]Thaksin: Privy Council Chief is Not My Enemy[/size] UPDATE : 12 April 2012
During his visit to Laos, former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra denied that the Privy Council Chief Prem Tinsulanonda is his enemy.
Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra talked to Laotian businessmen upon his visit to the country.
He thanked the Laotian government for a warm welcome and an opportunity to take part in a religious merit-making ceremony after he had not done so in a long time while living abroad.
Thaksin also said that he was happy to speak Thai again even though he was not in Thailand. The former premier claimed that the purpose of his trip to Laos is to participate in a merit-making ceremony and to meet with his supporters.
When asked whether national reconciliation will be able take place within this year, Thaksin appeared hopeful, pointing out that only a handful of people oppose reconciliation attempts while most want to see country peaceful again.
His opponents claim that he is the main antagonist to prevent national reconciliation from taking place.
However, Thaskin claims that he is willing to talk with anyone to move the country forward.
About Chart Thai Pattana Party Chief Adviser Sanan Kachornprasart's suggestion that he should engage in a dialogue with Privy Council Chief Prem Tinsulanonda, Thaksin reiterated that Prem is not his enemy.
The former prime minister also commented on the reconciliation bill, saying that the issue is up to the Parliament.
He also denied knowing when he would be able to return to Thailand, saying that proper procedure must be taken.