Don't cry for me, Thailand


  • Opinion
  • Saturday, 17 Mar 2007

The coup in Thailand has fizzled out, with the Surayud interim government seen as indecisive and inept. There's a growing frustration among the populace

IN A video clip on www.hi-thaksin.net, the ousted Thai prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra confessed that he was a bit lonely. “Which is normal for a person who worked a lot and now does nothing,” he explained in Thai in the video shot in London.  

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