PM Prayut slammed for six questions

[Eric Loh]

1 hour ago, tomster said:

Do you honestly think an elected government would be able to do a better job?

 

Be careful what you wish for...

Affirmative big yes. Next question.

[stephen tracy]

3 hours ago, tomster said:

Do you honestly think an elected government would be able to do a better job?

 

Be careful what you wish for...

It's hard to conceive of anyone doing a worse job.

[wakeupplease]

12 hours ago, Cadbury said:

Good morning Steven. Yes you are sounding like a squeaky out-of-tune violin.

And yes the Nation along with other media sources are recognising there is a groundswell of discontent about the way PM Prayut is dictatorially going about structuring his rule so that he sees through his raft of 20 year plans. He is not going to let those be thrown in the rubbish bin regardless of whether they should be or not.

In any case it is now obvious he doesn't have the quality of people around him to carry through his 20 year plan objectives.

Sir I have to complain about you insulting the violin and comparing it to Thailand's best comedian.

 

On an off day, yes I know it can sound a bit dull but it is never repetitive or recites rubbish like some do.

 

PS The rest of your comment is spot on.

 

 

[martinhp]

12 hours ago, Cadbury said:

Good morning Steven. Yes you are sounding like a squeaky out-of-tune violin.

And yes the Nation along with other media sources are recognising there is a groundswell of discontent about the way PM Prayut is dictatorially going about structuring his rule so that he sees through his raft of 20 year plans. He is not going to let those be thrown in the rubbish bin regardless of whether they should be or not.

In any case it is now obvious he doesn't have the quality of people around him to carry through his 20 year plan objectives.

I just say one thing General ding dong has put up and up and UP the tax like nobody else and he had a money machine in Thailand but he doesn't know haw it works and this is incompetence 

He don't know haw to behave or respect the people who he supposed to rule

This is incompetence 

He don't know haw to use the legal system so he made his own law 44

This is incompetence 

He don't know haw to equally and socially to take care of the lowest part of the Thais 

This is incompetence 

He is not aware of that tax is not only in his Puckett he must return it too the Thais in some way

This is incompetence 

He is not willing to show what and haw he uses the money he get in 

This is incompetence 

And he has been lying about reforms all along this is incompetence 

He don't know that all politicians must be elected and is by far better than someone who is not 

This is incompetence 

And with to many years of him will run Thailand down the drain as he can not run anything he ask a lot for someone who don't want to listen and way to little for someone who want 

This is incompetence 

So he need only one question 

Does all those minus give plus 

[quadperfect]

I never saw this as a possibility.

[cookieqw]

To ask questions you must first show that you will answer questions

[Throatwobbler]

10 minutes ago, cookieqw said:

To ask questions you must first show that you will answer questions

I think in his mind before you ask questions you must first give the answers to the questions.

[RichardColeman]

And thai sheep people will do bugger all

[stephen tracy]

5 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

And thai sheep people will do bugger all

That's what Hosni, Bashar, Abidine Ben Ali and Gaddafi thought. Admittedly, it took some time but it happened.  The questions is, will end up a night mare scenario like Syria or a success story like Tunisia... comparatively speaking, of course.