Yingluck ska besöka Drottning Elizabeth i London.

Khun Ken
11 nov. 2012#16

På Kentucky State så studerar man inte Engelska, det är Ebonics man läser där. Tidigare känt som jive...

Ebonics: The True Language of Black Folks?????

knifetown
11 nov. 2012#17

På Kentucky State så studerar man inte Engelska, det är Ebonics man läser där. Tidigare känt som jive...

Sorry lite OT i den här tråden, men ett exempel på jive

Khun Ken
12 nov. 2012#18

Sorry lite OT i den här tråden, men ett exempel på jive

Bout nearly twenty years ago

I heard this thing called rock'n'roll

It hit me right between the eyes

It left me always paralyzed

I bought me records by the score

and even then I wanted more

I taught myself to reel and jive

I sure did get it organized

I CAN JIVE,I CAN JIVE

I CAN JIVE,I CAN JIVE

I CAN JIVE,I CAN JIVE

I CAN JIVE;I CAN JIVE

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gäst
12 nov. 2012#19

Hej

Så här beskrivs Yinglucks besök i Brittisk press, The Telegraph.

Monday 12 November 2012

Yingluck Shinawatra to meet Queen on Britain trip

Yingluck Shinawatra, the Thai prime minister, will meet the Queen on her official visit to the UK this week, as she attempts to burnish her monarchist credentials within her deeply divided homeland.

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Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra Photo: AP

By David Eimer, Bangkok

4:27PM GMT 11 Nov 2012

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Ms Yingluck's audience with the Queen is rare event for a non-Commonwealth leader - her brother Thaksin Shinawatra was not received on his trips as prime minister - and is a boon for a nation where the Thai royal family is revered. Mr Thaksin was overthrown in a military coup in 2006 in part because of the threat he was perceived to pose to the power and status of the king.

The timing of Ms Yingluck's meeting with the Queen is particularly significant because later this month her ruling Pheu Thai party faces a censure debate in the Thai parliament.

Abhisit Vejjajiva, the leader of the Democrats, did not receive an audience with the Queen when he visited the UK while Prime Minister between 2008-2011, despite having been born in Newcastle upon Tyne and educated at Eton and Oxford.

Thailand remains deeply divided between supporters of Mr Thaksin, who many believe rules the country by proxy, and a wide-ranging opposition led by the Democrat Party. But the globe-trotting Ms Yingluck, who has made 30 trips to 17 countries in her 14 months in power, has helped restore confidence in the country following the deadly clashes between supporters of Mr Thaksin and his opponents that engulfed Bangkok in 2010.

"No matter how we may disagree about politics, Thai people should be proud that this government has brought back the dignity and integrity of Thailand onto the world's radar," said Pasan Teparak, the Thai ambassador to Britain.

Ms Yingluck is also scheduled to meet David Cameron during her visit, which is designed to boost UK-Thai trade and tourism links. Thailand has the second-largest economy in Southeast Asia after Indonesia and with almost 850,000 Britons going on holiday there last year, tourism contributes to around 6% of the country's GDP.

http://www.telegraph...itain-trip.html

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Khun Ken
12 nov. 2012#20

Hanlåå, welly gooze to meet you Queen Elizabeth Taylor. :crazy:

sakaeo
12 nov. 2012#21

Hej, Yinglucks är ett lika stort skämt som IL. Thaksin satt väl i bakgrunden och kollade att allt gick rätt till för syrran.

MVH

Sakaeo

sakaeo
12 nov. 2012#22

Hej, som en sann politiker, måste man stå för det man seger men det gäller väl politiker i Thailand som Sverige att man vänder kappan efter vinden för att fånga röster.

MVH

Sakaeo

audirs2
Styrelse medlem.
12 nov. 2012#23

Och vem fan e queen elisabeth? :crazy: Vad har hon gjort för sitt fosterland? :nono:

Khun Ken
12 nov. 2012#24

Och vem fan e queen elisabeth? :crazy: Vad har hon gjort för sitt fosterland? :nono:

Va f*n hon är ju dödskänd skådespelare. :crazy::crazy:
Khun Ken
13 nov. 2012#25

Hej

Så här beskrivs Yinglucks besök i Brittisk press, The Telegraph.

Monday 12 November 2012

Yingluck Shinawatra to meet Queen on Britain trip

Yingluck Shinawatra, the Thai prime minister, will meet the Queen on her official visit to the UK this week, as she attempts to burnish her monarchist credentials within her deeply divided homeland.

yingluck_2069559b.jpg

Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra Photo: AP

By David Eimer, Bangkok

4:27PM GMT 11 Nov 2012

comments.gif6 Comments

Ms Yingluck's audience with the Queen is rare event for a non-Commonwealth leader - her brother Thaksin Shinawatra was not received on his trips as prime minister - and is a boon for a nation where the Thai royal family is revered. Mr Thaksin was overthrown in a military coup in 2006 in part because of the threat he was perceived to pose to the power and status of the king.

The timing of Ms Yingluck's meeting with the Queen is particularly significant because later this month her ruling Pheu Thai party faces a censure debate in the Thai parliament.

Abhisit Vejjajiva, the leader of the Democrats, did not receive an audience with the Queen when he visited the UK while Prime Minister between 2008-2011, despite having been born in Newcastle upon Tyne and educated at Eton and Oxford.

Thailand remains deeply divided between supporters of Mr Thaksin, who many believe rules the country by proxy, and a wide-ranging opposition led by the Democrat Party. But the globe-trotting Ms Yingluck, who has made 30 trips to 17 countries in her 14 months in power, has helped restore confidence in the country following the deadly clashes between supporters of Mr Thaksin and his opponents that engulfed Bangkok in 2010.

"No matter how we may disagree about politics, Thai people should be proud that this government has brought back the dignity and integrity of Thailand onto the world's radar," said Pasan Teparak, the Thai ambassador to Britain.

Ms Yingluck is also scheduled to meet David Cameron during her visit, which is designed to boost UK-Thai trade and tourism links. Thailand has the second-largest economy in Southeast Asia after Indonesia and with almost 850,000 Britons going on holiday there last year, tourism contributes to around 6% of the country's GDP.

http://www.telegraph...itain-trip.html

Mvh isan lover

Exeptionell ledarskap är inget krav för att få träffa Englands Drottning. Fråga Robert Mugabe.

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MaiChai
13 nov. 2012#26

Hanlåå, welly gooze to meet you Queen Elizabeth Taylor. :crazy:

Det var väl Banharn Silapa-Archa so sade det, numera representerad i regeringen av sin än mer korkade bror Chumpol Silapa-Archa...

http://rt.com/politics/10-silliest-quotes-politicians/

Kanske bäst att Yingluck håller käften under hela besöket?

gäst
13 nov. 2012#27

Hej

Jag delar inte er negativa inställning både till Yingluck och Drottningbesöket, jag är glad att Thailand åter har fått välja sin PM i ett fritt och demokratiskt val och jag tycker dessutom att det var extra kul att det blev den första kvinnliga Premiärministern i landets historia, jag önskar henne lycka till i London, och jag hoppas att hon kommer att framstå som en bra Ambassdör för sitt land.

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IngeVidare
13 nov. 2012#28

Och vem fan e queen elisabeth? :crazy: Vad har hon gjort för sitt fosterland? :nono:

Queen Elisabeth är väl ett kryssningsfartyg?

rolle
13 nov. 2012#29

Hej

Jag delar inte er negativa inställning både till Yingluck och Drottningbesöket, jag är glad att Thailand åter har fått välja sin PM i ett fritt och demokratiskt val och jag tycker dessutom att det var extra kul att det blev den första kvinnliga Premiärministern i landets historia, jag önskar henne lycka till i London, och jag hoppas att hon kommer att framstå som en bra Ambassdör för sitt land.

Mvh isan lover

Håller fullständigt med dig om detta! Bra skrivit!
IngeVidare
13 nov. 2012#30

Hej

Jag delar inte er negativa inställning både till Yingluck och Drottningbesöket, jag är glad att Thailand åter har fått välja sin PM i ett fritt och demokratiskt val och jag tycker dessutom att det var extra kul att det blev den första kvinnliga Premiärministern i landets historia, jag önskar henne lycka till i London, och jag hoppas att hon kommer att framstå som en bra Ambassdör för sitt land.

Mvh isan lover

I mina "öron" så betyder "ett fritt och demokratiskt val" INGA RÖSTKÖP!!!

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