According to NIDA and Dusit, this bunch of hoodlums is 95,8% percent of the Thai- population!

 

Edited February 1, 20188 yr by DM07

"Prawit was caught up in work and could not receive the crowd himself"

 

LOL

Those people holding signs are his jewelers.

16 minutes ago, OldSiamHand said:

"Prawit was caught up in work and could not receive the crowd himself"

 

LOL

51 minutes ago, ramrod711 said:

The guy in the white tee shirt looks as though he wants more money. I won't question whether he's willing or not, but he definitely isn't eager to be there.

Dunno about him, but look at the guy front centre, holding the sign and the lotus. Now look at the other fella to his immediate left also holding a sign and the two to his immediate right. They've got State Security written all over them.

Which one of them is Steven?

2 hours ago, Zooheekock said:

^ Probably soldiers and/or their families....so nothing.

Staff from the G4 branch of the headquarters were instructed to turn up in "casual/scruffy plain clothes" on Thursday?

Edited February 1, 20188 yr by JAG

The guy in the polo shirt is the first person I noticed and I instantly thought 'Hmm, they're not making much of an effort here, are they?' but then again, if you're someone who genuinely thinks that Prawit is a great guy who is being unfairly hounded by the Thaksin-funded media (and they do exist), then you're almost certainly going to look like an off duty soldier with borderline fascist beliefs, an estranged family who were unable to tolerate your all consuming OCD, and strange sexual preferences. So maybe that's all it is.

2 hours ago, Father Fintan Stack said:

Pathetic as usual from this circus.

And not a decent watch between them...

The guy in the white tee shirt looks as though he wants more money. I won't question whether he's willing or not, but he definitely isn't eager to be there.

Looks like they emptied out the drunk tank to put that group together.

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There's always some missguided fools in every country...........................................

57 minutes ago, saakura said:

Which one of them is Steven?

He's out of shot, licking boots.

How many fans does he have?

1 minute ago, Aj Mick said:

How many fans does he have?

 

 maybe the one 3 bladed... 

 

hey wait! he's supposed to be popular, so I guess it's a 4 blader

How utterly, utterly predictable.

Isn't there a law about groups of more than 5 people.

Lock them up!

5 hours ago, webfact said:

BANGKOK — A few dozen supporters gathered outside the Defense Ministry to urge embattled junta deputy Prawit Wongsuwan not to resign

Isn't that illegal?

2 hours ago, chainarong said:

There's always some missguided fools in every country...........................................

More that the worlds fair share here

5 hours ago, webfact said:

The group, said to have come from various provinces including Bangkok

Bangkok is not a province.

He must stay! The voice of the people has spoken.

Quote

 “I came by myself, with my own heart.”

I left my brain at home in the fridge.

13 hours ago, coulson said:

Isn't that illegal?

No, No, No.

 

These are the "good people". Laws are for the peasants.

18 hours ago, kotsak said:

Did Alison Moyet also sing "Don't go!" ?

 

Don't know, but the Moody Blues used to sing Go Now

According to the % I read this morning, the polls taken did not give 'stayers' 10% but 'resign-ers' greater than 90%.

If popularity was the criteria for being a Lawmaker, there would be many more who would take precedence over this "Gentleman".  There are two issues that have been reported in the Press.  Did he buy these watches and if so where did he get the millions of baht to do so, bearing in mind he was on a soldier's salary and then a politician's salary?  If he did not buy the watches and was loaned them, this according to the Press is also illegal and the matter should be properly investigated by the appropriate authority and preferably not by someone who should be excluding himself from being involved, due to his previous relationship with the "good" Minister.  Loving him or hating him is totally immaterial and due diligence needs to be done to investigate the case either to dismiss it, or to prosecute him if he is found guilty of wrong doing.  The longer this case goes on, the stranger it becomes due to the comments/actions of the Government and the Minister.  It has made Thailand look politically incredibly immature, and has failed to answer to the people, whom they are appointed to serve.  Personally, in the same position, I would have resigned because by my actions, I would have placed myself in a position of suspision and would have lost respect as a Lawmaker, also to protect my  Superior from contining and strong criticism from the electorate, thereby allowing the leaders to get on with the important business of running the Country.

I would like to know what hard work and all the good things he has done for the last 40years?

Is there anything?

Only people that have a vested interest in keeping him afloat with their tea money could possibly be interested in keeping him on! What use has he been other than promoting business with the yellow army. His boss must spend hours editing press releases to save his skin over chewing on lobster claws. Can only imagine Pra Twit must have some decent juice on him.

I don't mind the junta being in power but this guy needs to do the right thing and resign.

25 minutes ago, ALLSEEINGEYE said:

I don't mind the junta being in power but this guy needs to do the right thing and resign.

What about his boss who knows the corruption and do nothing about it. Malfeasance and  dereliction of duty? Does have a familiarity of a similar case.  

20 hours ago, OldSiamHand said:

"Prawit was caught up in work and could not receive the crowd himself"

 

LOL

 

Perhaps he simply lost track of the time.