1 hour ago, Srikcir said:

Literally like in cash and in-kind gifts on an almost daily basis to influential politicians?

As well as the long time traditional support and blessings from those in which he was chosen.

Remember where he comes from.

 

Yet, I have an inkling of a sense that his presence is becoming wearisome among those influential.

Changes might be at the calling. 

I have to say, a short, intense, say, 2-month campaigning period would be much more civilized.  

50 minutes ago, Ulic said:

I have to say, a short, intense, say, 2-month campaigning period would be much more civilized.  

Siwilai.......

 

11 hours ago, ThreeEyedRaven said:

736,000 and rising, compared with 16,000 dislikes. So about 48 to 1 in favour. Hopefully we will see the same ratios when the election finally happens and get rid of the Junta, despite their blatant electioneering, while forbidding their opposition from being able to do so.

You forget the one million who remained silent!

Reserved only for the army lol

Last night on the Thai television news it showed, Suthep Thaugsuban, leader of the yellow shirts marching with his henchmen down a street. And I thought, here we go again, more trouble afoot.

 

Before the last coup Thailand was on the verge of a civil war and if another election is on the political agenda soon with the same mobs as before, then be prepared for another big showdown.

 

This is why I cannot see how the present junta can step down and I am hoping and praying they won`t for reasons I have mentioned above.

what ever happened to the rolex general investigation, was it shoved under the table?

5 hours ago, rodknock said:

what ever happened to the rolex general investigation, was it shoved under the table?

Dontcha recall...?

He returned them to a close friend.

Technically, they were on loan.

 

 

Sure, they were.

 

????

Can only campaign on the day of the vote ! Unless of course you’re one of the “military cabinet members party “ Democracy? Not in Thai vocabulary


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6 hours ago, cyberfarang said:

Before the last coup Thailand was on the verge of a civil war and if another election is on the political agenda soon with the same mobs as before, then be prepared for another big showdown.

No it was not. Pure fantasy.

25 minutes ago, baboon said:

No it was not. Pure fantasy.

Indeed...

Some will view things that never could have developed.

...and he said that with a straight face, while Prayut is touring the country, giving speeches and handouts, left and right and campaigning for all it's worth!

Pathetic!

9 hours ago, cyberfarang said:

Before the last coup Thailand was on the verge of a civil war

Prayut almost started a civil war. He may still start one if he cheat in the next election and remain as the big D. 

On 10/28/2018 at 11:01 PM, webfact said:

Commenting on the growing popularity of the prime minister, Gen Prawit said the premier’s hard work and commitment are paying off. 

Must have been watching youtube videos...