“The resolution to the political conflict hinges on whether two individuals can clear up their outstanding issues,” he said.
Although Sanan hinted one individual was fugitive former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, he did not name the other one.
He said reconciliation, if implemented in haste, would lead to the country’s ruin.
He called for the King Prajadhipok’s Institute to withdrawal its report on reconciliation measures, seen as an attempt to rescue Thaksin from his conviction and punishment.
He further said Sonthi Boonyaratglin, House committee chair on reconciliation, should remove the KPI report from his committee recommendations, expected to be debated by the House on April 4.
The hasty push to bring Thaksin home will not ensure a happy homecoming and might lead to a new round of political violence, he said.
The government should not underestimate the People’s Alliance for Democracy which threatens to resume street protests in order to block the Thaksin amnesty, he said.