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Junta has created problems for the nation, not solved them: Pheu Thai

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On 2/1/2018 at 5:40 PM, Zooheekock said:

 



If by that you mean the problem in getting elected and offering the people of Thailand the possibility of having their voice influence state policy, rather than being pushed around by the army/elites, then, yes, that's quite correct. Otherwise, no.

 

You really believe that PTP listened to and governed for the benefit of the people?

 

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22 hours ago, Confuscious said:

I would not want to take over the country like the Junta will leave it.
Financially bankrupt; Full of purchases of old things from China; Indebted to the max with China; Etc.
Good luck with the parties who want to tale over Thailand from the Junta.

 

Financially bankrupt - wow, you know better than the World Bank, Blooberg and several major economic nations and investment specialists.

 

I don't think any country, or even a dime store, would want you taking it over sport.

21 hours ago, mrmicbkktxl said:

yeah correct,they made big problems for the elite,royalists and army,and people voted by accident or out of stupidity for them,if only the stupd farangs in Europe would understand that and catch Thaksin and Yingluck and send them both back to Thailand,oh by the way could you remind me which party won the last election,and the election before,and before,and before and.......

 

So you didn't see anything wrong with a convicted criminal fugitive illegally dictating to a government, deciding policy, hiring and firing ministers at will, granting favors, etc etc etc. Oh, and trying to get a 2.2 trillion baht loan, off book and without any parliamentary scrutiny?

 

Or perhaps, as long as they get elected somehow, they can do what they want, like Hun Sen, Maduro and those lovely African "elected" dictators?

The usual 'stuck in 2008' poster is at it again, predictable, repetitive and boring and thats his best side..?

23 hours ago, Baerboxer said:

 

So you didn't see anything wrong with a convicted criminal fugitive illegally dictating to a government, deciding policy, hiring and firing ministers at will, granting favors, etc etc etc. Oh, and trying to get a 2.2 trillion baht loan, off book and without any parliamentary scrutiny?

 

Or perhaps, as long as they get elected somehow, they can do what they want, like Hun Sen, Maduro and those lovely African "elected" dictators?

convicted by who????By the same people who toppled the government,same goes to Yingluck

On 2/3/2018 at 10:25 AM, Baerboxer said:

 

You really believe that PTP listened to and governed for the benefit of the people?

 

:stoner:

Oh well I didn’t say that but again who won the last multiple elections?I guess if 40% plus voting for a party then maybe they didn’t do a bad job and if some generals topple an elected government two times(they did so actually since 1932)in 8years and delaying elections multiple times then maybe you can think by yourself who is right or wrong

I disagree. They didn't cause the country's problems. They are a manifestation of the country's problems: knee-jerk nationalism, Thai exceptionalism, elite disdain for the provinces and the working poor, abuse of power, corruption and dishonesty, strict hierarchy and unthinking obedience to authority, flaunting of rules, and on and on.

17 minutes ago, debate101 said:

I disagree. They didn't cause the country's problems. They are a manifestation of the country's problems: knee-jerk nationalism, Thai exceptionalism, elite disdain for the provinces and the working poor, abuse of power, corruption and dishonesty, strict hierarchy and unthinking obedience to authority, flaunting of rules, and on and on.

I agree with you but they were smart enough to give at least a bit of the cake to the poor ,so people were happy, now the poor got nothing and on top a government who can’t care less about them.If there would be free elections Thaksin or Yingluck would win again,I would bet my last shirt on that.

On 2/2/2018 at 1:14 PM, Eric Loh said:

Disagree. Take back what is rightful for the people and good riddance to the junta. Can’t wait to see their hinds and tails between their legs. 

Take back what is rightful for the people?
How about the Miller watches?

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