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kingstonkid

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  1. I think PT is going to push the Senates buttons and keep the coalition Would not surprise me to see them put Paetong up as the test to see what the senate would do Too bad we have to wait a week
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  3. most of these are not bad until about 9 when the young people come out.
  4. I have a feeling more people will be charged in this. possibly for supplying the cyanide. No movement to a non duty desk for hubby or did that already happen?
  5. What do they mean playing with son. I am not saying he did not do it but if I was a 15 year old girl in this country and got pregnant i would be looking for someone a lot more older than a 15 year old boy to support me. The problem in this country is that a lot of young people do not understand birth control and responsible sex. Therefore they end up pregnant looking for a way forward. It is going to be interesting to see who is a closer match the son or dad.
  6. It should provide the non military parties more seats. It will move the dial closer and if they do it after the Senate election in may it would mean a new Senate with a different mandate
  7. Sure they can. Simply because they are run by a known criminal.
  8. He would only be in power long enough for MFP to resolve its court issues and PT to regroup. Then the when the put the budget forward they will be defeated in the house an a new election will have to be called
  9. Thaksin will never allow a coalition that involves the military and I am not sure he would allow BJT. Thaksin understands that he got his a$$ kicked in the last election and that the people want a change. Any attempt to join forces with military backed parties will just lump PT in with them in the mind of the electorate and be the kiss of death for the party.
  10. I somehow think depending on who is involved the protests will go on as long as the wrong party is in power. I am stillnot convinced that the Senate will support an MFP PT coalition therefore they may not support a PT PM candidate. Remember in this country the military is all about the military and have never let the PT have a full term as ruling party.
  11. The only way they can be saved is by the military parties. Not a good move when the next election happens also any coalition that includes the MFP is going to scare the money people so it is gong to be interesting. Most of the military hate tthaksin as well remember it was them that charged him. Art 112 is a red herring it is everything else that they wanted to do with the draft, the budget for the military and taxation. That is the reason that they are against the MFP. Amendments to Art 112 would never have passed in the House and the Senate could have made mincemeat out of it. The problem with MFP is the military and old money power brokers were going to lose power.
  12. PT and BJT have only 212 (141+71) seats in the house MFP has 151 dems 25 utn 36 PPP 40 total of 252 votes Therefore while the PT may have a Prime minister they still do not have the full power as a majority government. If you consider that one of the unspoken goals is to get Thaksin home then that becomes a non starter. Parties have to consider the big picture. The senate can not save you in the house if you do not have the support of the house.
  13. Againthe issue is ot becoming PM or party in power it is about can you govern when the MFP has more seats and will be looking for a chance to vote NO CONFIDENCE. Also can they then expect their followers that hate the military to vote for them in the next election.
  14. To get a person named PM, maybe but what can they do in the house once they get it and will Anutin play second fiddle gain. The challenge is not getting your person as PM it is about getting your party in power and being able to stay in power. PT dropping MFP opens them up to be the loyal opposition and would hurt them n the long run. Siding with Anutin is almost as bad as siding with the military.
  15. If I remember correctly they also bring their own police force. Jatuporn will be very happy right now.
  16. Also it was no longer a media company
  17. Phuethai and Anutin are not a big enough majority. Once all the smoke settles and the government has gotten settled If they join together I would expect a vote of NO confidence by MFP or whatever the party name is. Any joining with Anutin would hurt the PT considerably. The only way for PT to survive at all is to stay with the coalition as it stands and make nice with MFP.
  18. While the issue with the shares was partly relevant it was by no means the reason for the no votes. I think you could have nominated MR CLEAN a person that had everything above board no issues has a wife 2 kids went to temple never said a cross word. It wold not matter. There is no way that the power brokers are going to let any changes to the constitution Lese Majeste the draft and taxation happen. I can guarantee that the military memebers will not want to see the money cut or any changes no matter who is in power. The only question now is do they want Thaksin back in power and how long is it going to take for them to disband MFP and create a new monster.
  19. Yeah just thinking I might go to Starbucks if it is open at MBK it might be interesting for an hour just hate trying to figure out where I can catch the BTS
  20. That is a fear that many Thais have based o the way that the RTP handled the last big protests. Also, remember there was a big to-do over the red-shirt protest where the military shot people.
  21. There is no way the C word is going to come into it. The people protesting are all against the military so will ignore any attempt at military rule. Also if they P$ss off the PT then you will see the red shirts in the street and they have absolutely no fear of the military.
  22. I actually think Prayut although he disagrees has only a minor concern. It is the people with the money in the senate that have the issue with losing power. All those generals that will not have drafted recruits to wash their cars and tend their houses.
  23. POTENTIAL lol I think they can take that word out of the sentence. We now that there will be protests all over the country. The only question is who will be involved. If the vote goes to a 3rd vote then that means that they have refused the PT member. Does this government really want the MFP and Red Shirt factions joining forces in the streets?
  24. Now we know why the EC waited until the last minute. If I was a conspiracy person I would think this was set in stone a long time ago. This is why a party should have 2 names at least that it can move forward with although neither would have been acceptable. This means that the Senate now has to deal with Seretha this should be interesting. Do the bounce him because he is in a coalition with the MFP. I can see this vote tomorrow being a no-show again. The bad news is for anyone trying to get anywhere near MBK or Siam paragon. It is going to get busy and noisy there real soon.
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