18 hours ago, Just1Voice said:

We all know how it works here.  Absolutely nothing, zilch, will come of this.

 

Used to be like this and still will for a while...

 

But nowadays, more and more watching and thinking.. Cup might be full soon for this lot..

3 hours ago, eggers said:

They're probably "authentic copies"???......... so what's everyone agitated about, get over it!! 

Fine, it is an intellectual property rights crime instead...

3 hours ago, JonnyF said:

He doesn't have to explain anything. He wasn't voted in and him and his mates control the soldiers, the tanks and the guns. That's what happens when democratically elected governments are overthrown by military Juntas. The Junta huggers must be so proud supporting this lot for their own short term convenience.

Exactly. It is an illegitamate government which typical of all military controlled governments does not represent the people and are answerable to no one.

4 hours ago, eggers said:

They're probably "authentic copies"???......... so what's everyone agitated about, get over it!! 

Because he signed a piece of paper that said as part of his position he won't lie.

4 hours ago, Katipo said:

Everyone I know now believes that Prawit is corrupt. Based on the evidence, and the defening silence from the man himself, it's easy to understand why.

Prayuth find himself in a difficult predicament. Either cut his long time ally and friend loose, or lose as a large chunk of credibility, especially with regards to any fight on corruption he up until recently was talking about.

Absolutely spot on, this is a credibility issue, Prayuth loses it by not demanding Prawit's resignation. All over the world politicians are refusing to do the honorable thing, offer a resignation when accused. The PM has the option of accepting or declining the resignation, but if it isn't offered it should be demanded.

15 minutes ago, ramrod711 said:

Absolutely spot on, this is a credibility issue, Prayuth loses it by not demanding Prawit's resignation. All over the world politicians are refusing to do the honorable thing, offer a resignation when accused. The PM has the option of accepting or declining the resignation, but if it isn't offered it should be demanded.

He'll get a plane ticket to the UK to meet up with KIK YS

On 1/3/2018 at 4:16 PM, quandow said:

I thought he said about a week ago he "borrowed" the watch and ring. ???

The article said that the "friend" he borrowed it from, recently .... died 

Jackson isn't one of his names is it ? ( I was thinking of that American General in the civil war, Stonewall Jackson, he was a useless general as well)

when in a tight corner feign a mental condition

 

Prawit during questioning,glazed unfocused eyes....

 

"what watches....no I know nothing about a ring....hello, is that you mother"

 

case dismissed.

the main photo says it all; these people are the old (and for , hopefully, the immediate present, ) posture of thailand ; may they soon rest in peace