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'Mine has been most hard-working post-coup government in Thai history,' PM claims

By The Nation

 

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Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha on Tuesday claimed that his had been the most hard-working post-coup government in Thai history, and one that had achieved a lot for the country.

 

While speaking with a group of veteran actors and singers who had called on him at Government House, General Prayut also denied he was trying to retain power, although he did not reject speculation over his perceived political ambition to return as government head after the next general election.

 

“I don’t want to retain power. I have never benefited from being prime minister. I am not a business owner, so I have no need to seek benefits. I am satisfied with what I already have,” he said.

 

Prayut, who also heads the ruling junta, the National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO), boasted about the performance of his government, which was formed a few months after the 2014 coup that he led while serving as Army chief.

 

“Of all the post-coup administrations in the past, did they work like mine? My government keeps developing. Foreign countries praise us. No other developing countries have been able to achieve what we have done. This is what I want, for you to share this pride with me,” the PM told his visitors.

 

He also said that as the NCPO head, he was being investigated in 400 cases. 

 

“I am not scared by the investigations. I am sincere about my work,” he insisted, without elaborating about any of the cases.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/politics/30349781

 
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Perhaps, but working to what end?  And just how much are they getting paid for their efforts?  Are any up front salaries for any of them disclosed any place publicly?

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3 hours ago, webfact said:

“I am not scared by the investigations. I am sincere about my work,” he insisted, without elaborating about any of the cases.

If you are clean, you do not need to scare any investigation and is not necessary to remember always the peoples about.

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4 hours ago, webfact said:

his had been the most hard-working post-coup government in Thai history

I'd say the FIRST military coup was the most hard-working post-coup government as none ever preceded it! It totally changed Thai governance that essentially remains unchanged today.

As far as "in Thai history," 800 years of history preceded the first military coup.

4 hours ago, webfact said:

“Of all the post-coup administrations in the past, did they work like mine?

Well on some fronts Prayut has that right.

Especially when it came to post-coup elected government administrations, none were as demonized and politically attacked as by Prayut's regime.

 

 

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4 hours ago, webfact said:

Mine has been most hard-working post-coup government in Thai history,' PM claims

Actually, you can´t take that away from him.

However, it´s the result the counts, right? Result: Suppression of freedom to speak. Building a secure foundation to control the country in the future disregarding election outcome. Controlling investigations regarding their own, and hunt the life out of the popular person that might rise aganst them. And of course much much more.

If you read the things above, then you must draw the conclusion that this takes a hell of a lot of time and effort. Thoose two components is what´s in general talk called hard work.

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1 hour ago, Damrongsak said:

But he's so cute and lovable and has those little ear lobes.  What's not to like?

He looks so sincere and when he tells lies he holds a straight face Well done I would say?

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 I am not a business owner, so I have no need to seek benefits. I am satisfied with what I already have,” he said.

 

Fair enough, now explains its origin and we will move on.

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