ensure  = make certain

but i've just read that road deaths are up on last year

praise for what ?

I think his comments were aimed at the fact that there were few or no reported cases of men being physically assaulted by the naked, exposed boobs of drunken Thai young women during Songkran.

 

And not in reference to the hundreds of Thais and others who perished on the country's roadways during this great time of public safety.

 

Today I could ''taste the love''  with a pail of ice water in the face as I sat in a baht bus...let the good times roll

Edited April 18, 20188 yr by mok199
speliings

Good job, lads! 

 

 

Edited April 18, 20188 yr by 55Jay

The guy is clearly certifiable. Any seeming connection he occasionally has with reality is purely coincidental. In any civilised country, there would be a padded cell waiting for him in a maximum security prison.

 

But even that would be too good for this dangerous moron ...

 

Edited April 18, 20188 yr by Eligius

If public safety was ensured then I dread to imagine what not ensuring safety would result in.  How do the bereaved and wounded take this message?  Whether or not the distressed share in the responsibility for the tragedies - it hardly much comfort for them.

The only way to view such a pronouncement is with dumbstruck incredulity. 

3 hours ago, TallGuyJohninBKK said:

I think his comments were aimed at the fact that there were few or no reported cases of men being physically assaulted by the naked, exposed boobs of drunken Thai young women during Songkran.

 

And not in reference to the hundreds of Thais and others who perished on the country's roadways during this great time of public safety.

 

Unfortunate, then, that he mentioned road safety. 

He meant to say "PM Prayut thanks all sides for UNSUCCESSFULLY ensuring public safety during Songkran".

 

Thank those, who died. Stupid!

he really must have lost it.

On 18-4-2018 at 9:03 AM, BobBKK said:

Great speech for the 378 dead

418 dead on the spot, not counting the fatally injured who died later...

Seems (ret.) Gen. Prayuth, acting PM, now politician, was viciously misinformed, thinking last year's records had to be broken. Seen under that morbid angle, it was a success indeed, 'dear uncle': at 418 dead on the spot (not counting all the ones dying later from their injuries), the figures are higher.

Congratulations for your gratuitous hypocrisy, as there is no 'face' left for you to save. Having been for some time the 'least bad' solution to keep the country running (a bit) will, so it seems, remain your greatest 'success' ever, nothing to be proud of, IMHO. 

On the left side of my screen are two stories - the first with the PM thanking all sides for ensuring public safety, and the second saying Songkran death toll higher than last year.


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Let’s look at the numbers of road fatalities again..... they are equivalent to a booked out B747..... just unbelievable!! Imagine the worldwide outrage and grief of a fatal crash of a Thai Airways with those numbers!! I just shake my head in disbelief!!!


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Was he talking about the 28 extra people who died this year as opposed to last?

On 18/04/2018 at 9:01 AM, HiSoLowSoNoSo said:

Wonder how many must die before they admit it was a huge failure? 

and it always will be until it is abolished all together