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PM Prayut: Feb 24th the earliest possible date for general election


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PM: Feb 24th the earliest possible date for general election

 

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BANGKOK, 3 September 2018 (NNT) – Prime Minister Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha has reiterated that the general election won't be held before February 24th, 2019. 

Gen Prayut, who is also head of the National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO), said the earliest possible date for a general election is February 24th next year and that the government has no intention of procrastinating or postponing the national polls beyond the roadmap. 

He said the Election Commission (EC) has suggested that all elections – local and national – be held on a Sunday, because Sundays are likely to see a greater number of ballot casters than on any other day of the week. 

Gen Prayut added that once the Election of MPs Bill has been royally endorsed, the NCPO will have 90 days to unlock restrictions on political activities. 

In regard to his future, the premier said he is monitoring the movements of all parties and hasn’t decided whether he will stay on as a politician.

 
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27 minutes ago, chainarong said:

The road map GPS needs recalibrating.

Or just switching it off - like the driver in yesterday's news article, going from Surat Thani to Phuket at 130 Km/hr. I see he's now being charged with 'failing to turn on the GPS'.

 

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3 hours ago, webfact said:

Gen Prayut, who is also head of the National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO)

He keeps the rubber stamp in his top drawer. 

 

3 hours ago, webfact said:

In regard to his future, the premier said he is monitoring the movements of all parties and hasn’t decided whether he will stay on as a politician.

Should he leave, what will all the other wet blankets do ?    It would be best for the country if were never heard from again.  He has done nothing for the common Thai. 

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4 hours ago, webfact said:

or postponing the national polls beyond the roadmap. 

Yes, folks, it's that blessed roadmap again. If ever a handier excuse - for pretty well everything - turned up in the guise of something the UN invented, 30yrs ago, no-one would believe it. Come to think of it, no-one believes Prayut's version, especially since he's kept it firmly in his pocket . . . mythical, you might say.

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2 hours ago, Cadbury said:

For some truth can be difficult to find. Is any election date given by the PM believable?

On Tuesday 10th October 2017 these words were spoken by PM Prayut.

"In November 2018 there will be an election. Is that clear"

 

 

O   Tuesday, 10 October, 2017

Not many if any of the P.M words can carry water it has too many holes in it, The only thing is sure it that He will control the date to suit himself 

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Sounds like Uncle and cronies have come to the realization that the public wants their country back and the only way to hijack the country will be to hijack and election. And they have laid as many pieces in place as possible to execute the hijack.

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