Lupatria

Am I the only one missing the word "execution" in this editorial? Or was this written under the promise we don't comment on jokes made by the PM?

Class sizes to be cut in all state schools

If they do it the Thai way it ends up with classroom sizes to be cut

if it hurts Thailand there's no better reason to lean on the media to stop reporting on the matter.

Oh what a pity, no control over the international media.

I bet it is tearing him up inside that he can't send his people out to gather up the international journalists, blindfold them and place them up against the wall. I wouldn't be surprised if he started expelling all foreign correspondents from Thailand and banned all in future.

...and banned all in future.

You have no idea how realistic your assumption is. Ask journalist who recently applied for an accreditation...

They better go for the contest for the city with the most surprise fireworks all year round...

This is so far off it could have been an idea of the TAT.

Great the Thai captains come home and the Burmese slaves are on auction again.

We can only hope they don't outsource the operation of the rest rooms to the Chinese because they offered the lowest bid. But after the entire Nation gets more and more frenchised chinchised I would not hang my hopes too high

Name and shame the carriers!!

So we can avoid the flying coffins!!

From what I read before (January) this would fit your question:

Nok Air plane's windshield cracks before taking off

This was already foreseeable in January as it leaked that the Civil Aviation Organisation report, officially expected to be released in May, would demand massive changes regarding international safety standards in the airline industry as well as the air traffic control, or face consequences. A negative report by the CAO normally results in start and landing restraint in other countries.

I wonder why the TTAA just ask for an explanation instead of insisting the CAD gets their act together. And in the wake of very recent incidents, what is there to negotiate, when it comes to safety of passengers and crews?

So he's no diplomat... not the end of the world for Thailand is it?

If he can learn to laugh at himself and accept that others will too.... he might become one of Thailand's better leaders in the past 1/2 century, even with his flaws.

Just a gentle reminder:

The job as Prime Minister is not meant for a trainee and this country and its people deserve more than being misused as a training camp for wouldbe's and shouldbe's driven by their wealth and ego. Even though, professionalism seems not a priority in this maltreated Nation.

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I told you Prime Minister..........Think before you open your mouth........think and don't let anger overcome you.

You are not an Army man any more, you are the Prime Minister of Thailand.

If you could do that sometimes.......you would have been the best.

Thats a shame Costas mate , If it wasn't for that last line I would have awarded you one my likes

Methinks Costas is beginning to get the picture?

Like his idol, I don't expect he will ever admit it.

I love this guy, always seems to lighten up my day with his comments.

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Who? Prayut or Costas2007?

Regardless of the position- what's the difference between them two?

I prefer this headline being more realistic:

Recruiting agencies blame lazy job seekers for increased unemployment

However, I guess this describes the situation best - “Work is sh… ask your security guard daddy”

The real question here is, do suspects ready to injure/kill innocent people by throwing grenades at them, deserve to have their human rights observed? You/your family could have got killed/injured by those "freedom-fighters".

do suspects ready to injure/kill innocent people by throwing grenades at them, deserve to have their human rights observed...

Hm, that leads to another real question:

Isn’t the answer to that contingent on who decides over the subject? It is quite common here that different judgment appears to different people. However, if that is part of the legal system, they should have never signed any commitment to human rights at all.

They should have forced him to negotiate the sale of the stuff and enjoy a huge profit.

The news speculation if a certain person may smile at a certain event is similar to this:

"If we enjoy enough snowfall- winter sport is a favorite pastime in our region."

They will get to the No.1 if the 17 destinations in front implement random urine tests on the streets.

Have faith in the "legal system"? Shouldn't be too difficult in a country where the majority believe in ghosts and evil spirits.

All immigration checkpoints across the country were ordered to watch out for two wanted suspects…

...search by a 100-strong combined force of commando police...

Wow, so this is actually in the range of possibilities for the cops? Then it’s a kick in the face of all the family members of victims of Chalerm's siblings, the Ferrari cop killer, and many more…

taken literally, he still can arrest him after the service

If he can get Thaksin to enter the Thai embassy, then he could arrest him! But that would be wishful thinking.

Thailand missed that chance when Thaksin was at the Thai Embassy in Hong Kong during the process of his divorce.

Finally I learned where the money earned from the overpriced tickets go: to people who conduct stupid and unnecessary studies.

...ensuring efficient and timely principles that will eradicate inequality in case trials

These principles are common practice for a long time already:

You are an influential person? You go!

You are not an influential figure, VIP, or celebrity? You pay and go!