Eric Loh
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Prayut’s coalition government. Member party Palang Pracharath Party Bhumjaithai Party Democrat Party Chartthaipattana Party Action Coalition Party Thai Local Power Party New Economics Party Chart Pattana Kla Party Thai Forest Conservation Party Thai Nation Power Party People Progressive Party Pheu Chart Thai Party Thai Teachers for People Party Thai People Justice Party Polamuang Thai Party New Democracy Party New Palangdharma Party Tairaktham Party Thai Civilized Party Prachatumthai Party Prachaniyom Party People Reform Party
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The talks between the coalition parties have been friendly and the formula reached is amicable. As much as detractors want to see the breakup of MFP and PTP, it didn’t happen and democracy survived. No walk out, no dissenting opinions and even Thaksin didn’t make any demand. MFP will get a shoot at nominating Pita, house speakership and 14 “ A” listed ministries. For the majority of voters who voted for the coalition, they will be pleased that negotiation has been transparent and in the right spirit and the junta coalition has been denied the next government. Still hoping that Pita gets the votes to become PM but the task is daunting. Sreetha will be the right alternate with little political baggages and business experience and non controversial.
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Pita Confident More Senators Are Now Backing Him For PM
Eric Loh replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Planet of trash talk. These appointed senators are stooges of the elites/military with the sole purpose of denying the people voices. They don’t represent any constituency and not elected by the people. They are a hindrance to democracy and should be dismantled. -
Pita Confident More Senators Are Now Backing Him For PM
Eric Loh replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Even a blind squirrel find a nut once in awhile. -
Outgoing PM calls for peaceful and prompt transition of power
Eric Loh replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I certainly don’t believe him but it’s clear that he now don’t have any pathway to getting back into power. -
Move Forward, Pheu Thai exploring a “compromise”
Eric Loh replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
What rubbish you taking? BJT calls for Pheu Thai's dissolution. You think the coalition parties will accept such attack on their major partner? Korn was rejected because of MFP supporters see him as a junta crony. There is no hostility against the monarchy. The manifesto of the coalition calls for maintaining the monarchy. -
OPINION: Thailand’s people have spoken. Will its military listen?
Eric Loh replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Absolutely spot on. Don't be fooled by the millitary handling back elections after each coup. There are more post coup governments than elected governments. Thailand has never had a prolonged elected government that lasted 1 term with the exception of Thaksin since 1932. The military staged 18 coups and re-writtened the constitution each time to embed themselves as political master.- 19 replies
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A coup is a violent act and illegal no matter how nonsenical you sound. Seizing power is an violent act. Precursor coup events of violent acts in which the military shoot and killed protestors were aspects of reasoningsfor staging the coup. . The caretaker government role was to organize an election as soon as possible. Foolish interpretation by you.
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Move Forward, Pheu Thai exploring a “compromise”
Eric Loh replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I think it's paramount that the pro-democracy coalition stayed intact to drive political laws reform which will amend the constitution to have elected representatives in both houses rather than appointments. Pheu Thai is advocating amending the constitution to have only the elected parliamentarians to vote for the Prime Minister. The senators term will expire next year which clear a legal path for some sort of amendment. The Royal Gazette has already published a royal decree convening parliament on July 3 and will be opened by the King. The majority MFP + PTP + 6 smaller parties will the goverment. Even if Pita is being denied by the senates, the voting can continue with other like minded PM nominations. My personal feeling is that Pita will made it pass the finish line and be the PM. -
Move Forward may agree to a “trade-off” for House speakership
Eric Loh replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Looking at the ministerial portfolio that both parties want, it don’t appear that PTP is asking for the main A listed positions. MFP want the A listed ministerial positions including Foreign Affairs, Defence, Interior, Finance, Education, Energy, Labour and Justice. PTP was offered Commerce, Agriculture, Transport , Tourism and Industry portfolios. -
Senate deputy chairman says Pita “unlikely to get 5 votes” from senators
Eric Loh replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
The “will of the people” constitution was shredded by the military when they stage the coup. -
Move Forward party advised to stay away from changing Thai national day
Eric Loh replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
MFP not advocating for getting rid 112 but for some amendments to prevent the law from being arbitrarily used for political advantage or stifling dissent. -
Pheu Thai party wants the House speakership and 14 cabinet seats
Eric Loh replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Likely to go to K Sudarat Keyuraphan of the Thai Sang Thai Party who was the Minister of Public Health before. She will made a good Minister. -
Pheu Thai party wants the House speakership and 14 cabinet seats
Eric Loh replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
or a wannabe authoritarian. -
Pheu Thai party wants the House speakership and 14 cabinet seats
Eric Loh replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
You think it’s time to stage a coup because they are squabbling? -
Pheu Thai party wants the House speakership and 14 cabinet seats
Eric Loh replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Slated for the smaller coalition partners if not been stated by both major parties. -
Move Forward-Pheu Thai meeting to discuss House speaker postponed
Eric Loh replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
The senators made themselves clear that they will not support a Shin. Sreetha is not a Shin.