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NSC allays fears of unrests after political ban eased

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NSC allays fears of unrests after political ban eased

 

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National Security Council (NSC) Secretary General Gen Wanlop Raksanoh this morning tried to allay fears that there could political unrests after the National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO) eases the ban on political activities. 

 

Speaking before a meeting of the NCPO at the Government House, Gen Wanlop was responding questions from journalists as to what he expected the political situation would be like after the ban is relaxed.

 

He said details of the ban relaxation would be known after today’s NCPO meeting and agencies concerned would then be advised on what to do next.

 

Source: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/nsc-allays-fears-of-unrests-after-political-ban-eased/

 
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At all costs....must keep the scare mongering going at full speed and give the Thai people no credit at all for their ability to stay calm!

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12 minutes ago, webfact said:

NSC allays fears of unrests after political ban eased

Or in other words, 'NSC allays fears of unrest after freedom of speech ban eased' 

 

What an extremely wobbly oligarchy. 

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Great. Fears that nobody had are now allayed. ??

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So how to avoid the feared unrest?
Simply don't ease the ban on political activities!
Thai people will understand this logic ...

Wonlap a song by Bob Marley 

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He said details of the ban relaxation would be known after today’s NCPO meeting and agencies concerned would then be advised on what to do next.

 

Oh, they already know exactly what to do next. It's what they are counting on.

4 hours ago, webfact said:

Gen Wanlop was responding questions from journalists as to what he expected the political situation would be like after the ban is relaxed.

Why does anyone care what Wanlop thinks or says?

Why aren't journalists asking the NCPO and PM/Chief Prayut directly?

It is solely his decision to relax the ban.

Wonlap a song by Bob Marley 
[emoji3] Lets get together and feel alright [emoji106]
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Life in Thailand during the political ban: you cannot criticise the junta and all their works.

Life in Thailand after the 'lifting' of the political ban: you cannot criticise the junta and all their works.

25 minutes ago, Eligius said:

Life in Thailand during the political ban: you cannot criticise the junta and all their works.

Life in Thailand after the 'lifting' of the political ban: you cannot criticise the junta and all their works.

Life in Thailand after an elected government: you cannot forget a  military coup and all their works.

Life in Thailand during the political ban: you cannot criticise the junta and all their works.
Life in Thailand after the 'lifting' of the political ban: you cannot criticise the junta and all their works.
Yes like the renowned Thai saying
"Same same but different" [emoji14]

......and if repeated often and loud enough, it becomes real and true.

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