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Prayuth Now Officially On Facebook, Twitter, Instagram

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Prayuth Now Officially On Facebook, Twitter, Instagram

By Asaree Thaitrakulpanich, Staff Reporter

 

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Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha’s official Facebook cover page.

 

BANGKOK — Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha is now officially on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, a junta deputy secretary said Sunday.

 

Prayuth’s Deputy Secretary-General Puttipong Punnakan said the accounts are directly overseen by the junta leader.

 

Full story: http://www.khaosodenglish.com/politics/2018/10/15/prayuth-now-officially-on-facebook-twitter-instagram/

 
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  • Pffft.....he's been on ThaiVisa for a loooong time.

  • "“The prime minister wants to connect to citizens in a simple, relaxed way that’s not too stressful,” he said. “He wants to communicate with citizens up-close without issuing statements that are too f

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    "...Dear citizen, as a lot of people are now communicating via Facebook, I have opened my personal account to communicate with you on government policy, the government’s and my works. All suggestions

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"“The prime minister wants to connect to citizens in a simple, relaxed way that’s not too stressful,” he said. “He wants to communicate with citizens up-close without issuing statements that are too formal, but wants to show that he cares.”"

 

Well I'd say that's fake news for a start.

 

????

Fake Facebook profiles and VPN subscriptions increase in Thailand!

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Bet Yingluck and Thaksin were some of his first "Friends"

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It's great to see that many comments on the posts are scathing and derisory.

The people can actually vent here, and that is a good thing

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1 hour ago, z42 said:

It's great to see that many comments on the posts are scathing and derisory.

The people can actually vent here, and that is a good thing

Wait for the arrests.

 

Do a thumbs down and then duck and cover.

Best hop in a taxi to the airport.

Freedom of speech is not a strong point of Mr. P.

Remember the press conference where he "joked" to journalists that he could have them be executed? What a funny guy.

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If you want a laugh go and look at at his page, one bloke posted 7 times ,I love you my father Prayuth ChanOcha in caps

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I just put a friend request in, Jackboots on the front door tonight

I hope he is not electioneering on them.

regards Worgeordie

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2 hours ago, webfact said:

Prayuth Now Officially On Facebook, Twitter, Instagram

 

Pffft.....he's been on ThaiVisa for a loooong time.

I bet you comments are turned off on these accounts...too thin skinned.

 

A warm-up for the pre-election launch of the General’s own social media platform…“Storytime with Uncle”.

 

 

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Their strategy and campaign is rather behind the times - just waiting 'til now to jump on the social media bandwagon.

They continue to drag behind. 

 

Wonder who Uncle's webmaster and pages operator might be?????

8 hours ago, Dave67 said:

If you want a laugh go and look at at his page, one bloke posted 7 times ,I love you my father Prayuth ChanOcha in caps

I think its Steven

Had a look I would say 90% hate Prayut lol

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Prayut gets a taste of acerbic social media as he comes on board

By THE NATION

 

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PRIME MINISTER Prayut Chan-o-cha, who previously said his real happiness was staying away from social media, is now fully equipped with the famous platforms Facebook, Twitter, Instagram as well as his personal website, but reaction from netizens might remind him that his first instinct had been the best.
 

With the election getting closer the junta chief, whose popularity is declining, launched his personal social media assault on Saturday in a bid to reach out to people. 

 

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On his Facebook page, Prayut’s first post read: “Dear citizen, as a lot of people are now communicating via Facebook, I have opened my personal account to communicate with you on government policy, the government’s and my works. All suggestions and opinions are welcomed.”

 

The post prompted a fierce reaction from his supporters, along with non-fans such as ex-journalist Andrew MacGregor Marshall, who posted a half-Prayut, half-Hitler face portrait along with a comment. 

 

“I have some feedback,” wrote Marshall on Sunday, when the general asked for suggestions and an exchange of views on Facebook. “We want elections ASAP and a democratic prime minister.

 

Academic Pavin Chachavalpongpun posted his own picture with the caption, “I’m thirsty”, on Prayut’s page. 

 

Thai politician Pichai Naripthaphan reacted to Prayut’s page simply by sharing a post from another account that compared Prayut’s two comments regarding social media. On March 5, 2018 Prayut had said his real happiness was not using Facebook, but just seven months later the premier said he was opening a personal Facebook page to reach out and communicate with people. 

 

Criticism, satirical remarks and reprimands dominated the reactions to Prayut’s Facebook post.

 

Many called on him to step down, with some saying it was embarrassing for a soldier to topple a female-led government. Some wondered whether Prayut was using government resources to manage his website and social media.

 

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Twitter @latenightdocto1, joined others by sarcastically advising the premier on how to ask for an increase in income taxes. 

Some posted to Prayut’s Facebook page that they missed former premiers Thaksin and Yingluck Shinawatra and many posted logos of the Future Forward Party.

 

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As of press time, Prayut had 91,514 Facebook followers and had refrained from reacting to any comments. 

 

Prayut made his first tweet yesterday with simple words greeting people, welcoming them to exchange views on government affairs as well as to invite them to visit his website at prayutchan-o-cha.com. He had hit 9,283 followers on Twitter by press time.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/politics/30356485

 
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To be honest, in case he would not succeed to stick to power, I will miss the numerous good laughts during four long years! ????

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"...Dear citizen, as a lot of people are now communicating via Facebook, I have opened my personal account to communicate with you on government policy, the government’s and my works. All suggestions and opinions are welcomed..."

 

After being fawned over and flattered throughout a military career, then protected by law against real comments as the Junta leader, I suspect that what the Thai people really think of him will come as a shock.

 

Welcome to the real world, I don't think you are going to like it...

 

 

52 minutes ago, webfact said:

Prayut gets a taste of acerbic social media

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2 hours ago, webfact said:

and many posted logos of the Future Forward Party.

a glimmer of hope

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3 hours ago, webfact said:

With the election getting closer the junta chief, whose popularity is declining, launched his personal social media assault on Saturday in a bid to reach out to people. 

The fact that he had popularity at all is very worrisome.  We can only hope his further decline is swift.  He is an embarrassment .

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So how long before they try to ban Facebook from Thailand again?

Jackass

Not sure he will enjoy reading too many of the posts left for him. However with the out of date laws here there will be very few to post their actual feelings I doubt......
This country will remain in a time warp for the masses until the laws are changed to allow free speech..

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Thanks to his facebook-twitter-instagram accounts, we now know how unpopular he is. 

19 hours ago, webfact said:

Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha is now officially on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram

He is about to discover that there is an entire world of people outside of Thailand who will post and not be afraid of retaliation. And likely to see postings by Yingluck and Thaksin themselves in effect using his social media against him.

He may revert back to a Soldier very quickly.

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Prayut Chan-O-Cha

Threats, Lies, Watches

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"I like children...... not sure I could eat a whole one though!!!"

do you get a gaol term for pressing "like" or sharing?

isnt facebook for kids and desperate singles still? I used it for buis a while back and just hated it. Wasnt good at all for business and created a real nuiscance. Atleast for the pm he wont have to deal with trolls. Theyll be locked up! More discrimination.....

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