Är väl uppenbart att folk som lever i väst Europa, USA eller andra delar av världen där det finns tillgång till oberoende media och där folk lärt sig tänka kritiskt inte gillar Thaksin. Eller hur? 
I dessa länder räcker dessutom inte hans pengar till för att köpa press, fattigt folk som används som duktiga idi*ter och politiska partier för att få deras stöd.
När han hade köpt Man City betedde han sig så otrevligt mot både fans, anställda och spelare att han tvingades sälja av och lämna landet.
Där kom hans sanna natur fram, "jag betalar, ni håller käften och är tacksamma" men ack så det sket sig, folket tänkte själva i denna klubb och vipps var herr Thaksin utskrattad och enormt hatad.
Hej
Det där är nog mest önsketänkande ifrån din sida tror jag.
Mvh isan lover
Mer om Takki och Man city
Thaksin, hailed by the majority of City fans when he took over in June 2007, was supposed to be the billionaire to convert blue moon to gold. He was welcomed despite long-standing human rights allegations against him when he was prime minister of Thailand, corruption charges and £800m of assets frozen under the military government which overthrew him.
City were sold to him because the former major shareholders, John Wardle and David Makin, could not fund them any further, but the accounts, covering the year to 31 May 2008, show City lost £33m up to then under Thaksin, and their bank borrowings increased from £49m to £64m. The amount owed to all creditors ballooned from £134m to £209m. Yet still a further £49.5m was spent last summer, including £19m on Jo, bought from CSKA Moscow.
Few at City doubt that Thaksin used the club to boost his own standing in Thailand. Thai dignitaries were entertained at matches and the City team taken on a tour of the country – for which, the accounts show, £47,912 was paid for PR services to a company owned by Thaksin's son, Panthongtae Shinawatra. Thaksin's own total contribution has been itemised: £17.5m to pay off Wardle and Makin's £20m loans, and he also lent the club £21m, at annual interest rates of up to 11.83%.
http://www.guardian.ksin-shinawatra