Thailand to the United States | Concerning Türkiye

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To: <President of the United States of American> Odinson From: <Office of the Rotating Coordinator of the Socialist Republic of Thailand> Subject: Concerning Türkiye Security Type: NSST Architecture 1.5 | Secret and Encrypted

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President Benjamin V. Sinclair

I do not intend to disturb your tight schedule as the President of the United States of America, nor do I ever envision myself contacting a national leader whose electoral platform ran against the ideals of my nation. Please accept my advance and pre-emptive apology. However, Thailand and the United States share a single mutual interest. Correct me if I am wrong, but a centralized and authoritarian Türkiye is not to our countries’ preference.

I confess that I remain deeply disturbed that American democracy remains strictly limited to its political sphere. Regardless, I know better than prying into another country’s domestic affairs. However, the point is that we disapprove of the increasingly oppressive tendencies of a newly democratically elected government in Türkiye led by the Turkish Workers’ Party. The country’s current economy is extraordinary. I meant it with the utmost underestimation. Moreover, the post-revolutionary trajectory of the Turkish state is messy and ungracious.

Thailand’s intelligence service has been speaking with the Turkish civil society. Naturally, we also engaged deeply with the Confederation of Turkish Trade Unions (CTTU). This is the organization, with up to ten million members, that overthrew the previous anachronistic Ottoman regime. Strikingly, they founded the Turkish Workers’ Party. More importantly, they now only control a few dozen seats in the Turkish National Assembly. The CTTU is a democratic faction fighting against the authoritarian cabinet presided over by the Prime Minister Eda Yildiz. Of course, we have performed due diligence and found that President Aysa Aslan was once a syndicalist involved in the Turkish revolution.

I don’t presume you to listen to what I am about to say. However, Thailand remains committed to building genuine democracy in Türkiye. It is a system where the people have the right to vote and self-determination in their daily lives without being restrained to only exercising such right once every four years. Türkiye is a strategic location, and all nation-states seek to control its direction and alignment. Thailand stands with the Turkish people fighting for liberation, not some bureaucrats and self-serving politicians in the government. It is easy to discern the United States’ interest in the People’s Republic of Turkiye. And if you desire to get involved, I warn that you conduct enough research to know which faction is truly about the common people and hard-working families.​

Best Regards,

Thaksin Shinawatra
Rotating Coordinator
Confederal Government
Socialist Republic of Thailand

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THE WHITE HOUSE​

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TO: Thaksin Shinawatra, Rotating Coordinator of The Socialist Republic of Thailand ( Bossza007 )​

FROM: Benjamin V. Sinclair, President of the United States of America

Rotating Coordinator Thaksin Shinawatra,

I have the deepest sympathies for the Turkish people who are facing significant economic turmoil as a direct result of the poor planning and economic policies of their government. While the current state of affairs is regrettable, it is unfortunately not surprising, as Turkey is currently going through the same end-stage that every communist state in history has been through. What we can only hope for is that a democratic government of the people, by the people, and for the people is what is able to arise in its place. A government that supports the rights of the people to pursue their own happiness and to live how and where they wish, to be religious or not to be, to criticize their elected officials, and to peacefully assemble. The current regime does not support any of those things, and Turkey is worse off for it. It is one of my strongest hopes that Turkey joins the Free World and that its people are able to choose their own destiny.

I regret that every diplomatic overture that we have made to your government has been purposely sabotaged. However, if your government would like to try again and meet in good faith in the future, we are always open to that. In the meantime, the United States does not conduct its foreign policy based off of obscure warnings or threats from foreign heads of government.

Respectfully,

Benjamin V. Sinclair
President of the United States
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To: <President of the United States of American> Odinson From: <Office of the Rotating Coordinator of the Socialist Republic of Thailand> Subject: Concerning Türkiye Security Type: NSST Architecture 1.5 | Secret and Encrypted

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President Benjamin V. Sinclair

Neither Thailand nor my leadership challenges your assessment of the current situation in People’s Republic of Türkiye. Denying civil liberties, economic equity, substantive freedom, and democratic rights is antithetical to human dignity. I am glad we agree on this critique. However, I disagree with your terminology, which is not based on objective scientific truth. The failure of economic management and political disaster in Türkiye is because of Marxist-Leninism, a state capitalist ideology. History has taught us that such a guiding principle of a degenerated or deformed workers’ state ultimately leads to its obsolescence. Another failure of capitalism, regardless of its form. Socialism is a system where the workers own the means of production and have access to daily political, economic, and cultural democracy. By this longstanding definition, Türkiye is merely a dictatorship regime waving red flags.

Thailand has a relationship with the country’s largest democratic movement, the Confederation of Turkish Trade Unions, and we are determined to support them until a transparent, inclusive, and fair democratic election is held. We envision a fruitful relationship with the United States. Unfortunately, you remain committed to rejecting socialism, the only system that can bring about substantive freedom, restorative justice, and the full spectrum of democracy. I question who is sabotaging our efforts. However, Thailand has always been open to mending its relationship with the United States, and all we need is reciprocity from your nation. This matter could be solved easily if the United States promises to commit a delegation to meet with Thai representatives for frank and comprehensive dialogues.

I invite you to consider the implications of our continued strained relationship for global stability. Fortunately, Thailand knows how to sidestep ideological differences and achieve mutual prosperity with its partners. The question, however, remains whether the United States has what it takes to supplement its rhetoric of reconciliation.​

Best Regards,

Thaksin Shinawatra
Rotating Coordinator
Confederal Government
Socialist Republic of Thailand

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