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Filing the case with the Election Commission would probably serve little purpose, because the candidates for appointment to this commission are selected by the Senate. Source: Section 222 of the constitution

Bringing sections 234 and 235 of the constitution into play is an interesting new development. Constitution B.E. 2560 (2017) en-1.pdf

I never get a six-digit phone for my Internet banking applications.

Risk of mercury poisoning from eating Thai fish. https://ipen.org/news/arnika-and-earth-report-mercury-fish-industrial-sites-thailand

This makes no sense to me at all.

The people voted to elect the members of the House of Representatives, nothing more and nothing less.

In what countries do the people, not the parliament, elect the Prime Minister? I know that in Italy, it is the parliament and I believe also in the UK and many other countries that have a Prime Minister.

Thank you, eisfeld. I had noticed but subsequently failed to include that detail in the convoluted chronology when I wrote my post. Now I've got a clear picture and understand that everything currently playing out before our eyes is democratically above board.

I had to look SSDD up: https://www.mmguardian.com/teen-slang/ssdd#:~:text=SSDD stands for Same S,new or different is happening. "SSDD stands for Same S**t (Stuff) Different Day. SSDD is an internet slang initialism that conveys the monotony of the daily grind. This slang expression indicates that nothing new or different is happening."

This is an English translation of the Section 272 of the Constitution being talked about (highlighting in bold is mine): Source: https://constitutionnet.org/sites/default/files/2017-05/CONSTITUTION+OF+THE+KINGDOM+OF+THAILAND+(B.E.+2560+(2017)).pdf This constitution was enacted on 6 April 2317. Presumably, General Prayut was the person approved by the first National Assembly instituted under this constitution and therefore Section 272, which was a transitory provision, should no longer apply to the current selection of a Prime Minister. Or have I got this wrong? Or has there been an amendment of Section 272 and the text I quoted above has been superseded?

I have a feeling that Associate Professor Dr Wasan Chantratita read this letter to the editor of the International Journal of Surgery and turned the text into or an AI content creator produced that text.

The virus was first detected five years ago in China but apparently nowhere else yet on planet Earth, despite close monitoring by scientists worldwide and the World Health Organization (WHO). Are Chinese scientists so much better in detecting new pathogens than their colleagues in other countries?

From Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henipavirus : First detected in China in 2018, so far found in 35 patients, within a four-year period; no deaths reported so far. "closely monitored by scientists worldwide and the World Health Organization (WHO)" (since when and how?); no news on the Internet about it having been detected in any other country. Why, I wonder, does Associate Professor Dr Wasan Chantratita Head of the Virology Laboratory and Medical Genomic Center at Ramathibodi Hospital of Mahidol University, now spout scaremongering comments about it? Has this learned associate professor heard about it only now?

For what time will the National Assembly meeting scheduled today?

I see. He looks with sunglasses.

Thank you for your clarification. I understand now. You started this topic with the belief that medical doctors specialised in anasthesia would read it and give you the desired information. I wish you all the best.

You had a side-effect (vomiting) after oral administration of Dormicum and fenatinyl and as a result were listed as being allergic to both medicines. How silly. If you want to find out if Dormicum makes you vomit, take a tablet at bedtime and see how it affects you. Separately, on another day, take 1,000 mg (1 g) paracetamol, not fenatinyl or another opioid, and see how this affects you. If you have no particularly unpleasant side-effects with both medicines, ask for these two to be given prior to your next colonoscopy. For one of my many ESWL (extra-corporeal sound wave lithotripsy) procedures for the fragmentation of kidney stones, an anaethiologist gave me this combination and I slept through the whole procedure and woke up without any ill effects.

The Computer Crimes Act.

Yes, it was.

Incentivisation

At what branch of Siam Commercial Bank was this?

Tesla downplays removal of RHD vehicles in UK with The Reacher grabbing stick for Model S & Model X owners Source: https://www.notebookcheck.net/Tesla-downplays-removal-of-RHD-vehicles-in-UK-with-The-Reacher-grabbing-stick-for-Model-S-Model-X-owners.729668.0.html Somebody please tell me that this is a silly joke.

Thank you, Sophon. I shall install Plugshare, and some other apps KhunLA kindly mentioned, to be prepared when I will buy an electric car in Thailand (probably the Tesla X, if it comes in a right-hand drive version)

BCDC: which of the following is it?

CBDC: which of the following is it?