MrMojoRisin

So you can’t list them? How about you just list the top 3, can you manage that? If what you are saying is in fact common knowledge and not nonsense, then it should be the easiest thing in the world for you to simply list the top 3 crimes Thaksin has been convicted for - if you can’t it really begs the question……

You need wait only 1 week for an answer to what the rest of us already know.

List them

Not if, but when it wins. Current polls show well over 70% of Thais want Prayuth gone - the military’s time interfering in politics is over…. PT will serve its full term and the only ones capable of preventing their re-election is MF which are even more stridently anti military.

What laws? Convicted by who? Why is Interpol not involved?

Prayuth’s reign has been so catastrophically inept that its single greatest achievement is going to be the firm and lasting impression sledge hammered into the brains of the vast majority of Thais that anything, absolutely anything is better than military rule. Prayuth will spend the rest of his days as a pariah…. and deservedly so.

Yes in Thailand. Democracy worked, the governments that were elected reflected the will of the people… that’s why the coups happened. Now that democracy is back, it is here to stay, when MF form government sometime within the next decade they will introduce irreversible changes for the betterment of the country - the dinosaurs are now no more than dead men walking. Thai style Fascism has been defeated

One person, one vote. No democracy is perfect, but one should not let perfect be the enemy of good.

Democracy means democracy. You will witness it starting May 14. The good guys have won.

Many, many games are over before half time - this is one such instance. I bet you’re not putting your money where your mouth is.

Mate, they could 50 independent parties and they won’t come close to 126. Current polls indicate PT and MF will win a combined 300+ constituency seats and 70% of the party list seats. The United Thai Nation Party – whose candidate for premier is incumbent Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha– is expected to win only seven of the 400 constituency seats. The ruling Palang Pracharath Party will fare even worse, the poll found. It is expected to win only five constituency seats. Another coalition member, Chart Thai Pattana, is forecast to win a mere four seats.

They’re not going to come anywhere close to attaining 126 MPs. Prayuth and Prawit are utterly detested. Their final seat count is going to be very very embarrassing.

Fact.

They’re the majority of Thais.

Pro democracy good guys.

As long as it is a free and fair election I care not who wins. Why is it so hard for you junta fanatics to simply accept the will of the people (i.e. democracy). You all twist and distort yourselves into gordian knots trying to defend the indefensible.

Accept democracy and there is no street violence.

Conservative refusal to accept democracy is at the heart of all the political strife of the past 20 years. But don’t worry, the good guys have finally won and democracy is now here to stay.

Did you see the 100 people shot dead by the military?

Over 70% of those polled want either PT or MF as their party list and constituency MP. Prayuth is about to be on the receiving end of an epic ass kicking.

Change is a comin’ Among these include military reform, devolving administrative powers, and dismantling some business monopolies held by major players

Be interesting to audit this outfit after the election to see if they acted impartially or instead attempted to put their finger on the scales.

At some stage, there will be a new democratic constitution - that is a given. With every year that passes the electoral proportion of the younger generations of Thais will grow and grow until they utterly dominate. Inequality will reduce because democracy will be firmly established. Rural areas (everything outside Bangkok) will see a spurt of long overdue development It could even go as far as seeing Generals in jail. The military will most certainly be stripped of their “business interests”. Future Forward will likely win an election and form government within a decade. Thailand and Thais will be freer than they have ever been. And of course, Thaksin will be back home this year.

The election result will show who the coup hurt. If, as expected, Pheu Thai win in a landslide, what do you think is the reasoning? Do you think people who are enjoying life under Prayuth are going to not vote for him? If so why? Your entire line of thought lacks rationality.

Nonsense /ˈnɒns(ə)ns/ noun 1. spoken or written words that have no meaning or make no sense.