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Pro-Election Rallies Resume Saturday

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Pro-Election Rallies Resume Saturday

By Teeranai Charuvastra, Staff Reporter

 

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Nuttaa ‘Bow’ Mahattana,at left, broadcasts a March 24 demonstration via her Facebook atop a truck.

 

BANGKOK — A weekly campaign to call for an election within this year will resume after a month-long break, one of the organizers said Monday.

 

Although the military government has urged the activists to stay off the streets, Nuttaa “Bow” Mahattana said the protest will take place at Thammasat University on Saturday while an overnight rally will be held at an undisclosed location two weeks from now.

 

Full Story: http://www.khaosodenglish.com/politics/2018/04/30/pro-election-rallies-resume-saturday/

 
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-- © Copyright Khaosod English 2018-4-30

“Staging a rally and causing a chaotic situation or inciting unrest isn’t appropriate for the current situation"... it's entirely appropriate. Prayuth has made any other means of expressing disagreement impossible so this is the way it has to be. Prayuth has made his bed. 

Good. Speaking to some locals at the weekend and they told me they don’t like the PM. Why? Because he doesn’t behave like a politician - he’s aggressive. 

 

You preach ‘jai yen’ to the locals, you might wanna practise it yourself. But that only applies if you wanna win an election ‘fairly’. 

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