Thai party ousted in 2014 coup picks Thaksin loyalist for PM in elections

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How unenlightened you are. Firstly, Thailand is a predominantly Buddhist country which teaches compassion as opposed to divisiveness. Secondly, there are no race based policies.

10:21 AM, 01 Feb 2019

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How unenlightened you are. Firstly, Thailand is a predominantly Buddhist country which teaches compassion as opposed to divisiveness. Secondly, there are no race based policies.

10:21 AM, 01 Feb 2019