November 1, 20187 yr Popular Post 2 hours ago, webfact said: Don Pramudwinai said Thailand has dignity and is not a problematic country so it doesn’t need foreign observers. And anyone saying different can expect a session of attitude adjustment...
November 1, 20187 yr Popular Post 2 hours ago, nikmar said: Not often that so much complete bo##ocks is spoken in one go,almost like he is going for a B#llsh#tt#r of the Year award. There's plenty of competition...
November 1, 20187 yr Popular Post 2 hours ago, Pattaya46 said: AFAIK, neither European countries nor USA have (accept?) foreign election observers during their own elections... So who decide which countries must get observers? and on what criteria?? European countries and the USA have freedom of speech, freedom of press, freedom of assembly, and are not run by the military after having democracy overthrown in a coup.
November 1, 20187 yr Popular Post 3 hours ago, darksidedog said: Clearly. If they had nothing to hide, they would encourage international observers, so that they could be seen to be doing the right thing. The ONLY reason not to is when you know you are going to be cheating and don't want to be caught red handed. My thoughts exactly. Good post, well written.
November 1, 20187 yr Popular Post 4 hours ago, webfact said: FM Says Thailand Doesn’t Need Foreign Election Observers. In other words, it doesn't want them. Which conjures up any number of scenarios, all questionable.
November 1, 20187 yr Popular Post 4 hours ago, webfact said: Don Pramudwinai said Thailand has dignity and is not a problematic country so it doesn’t need foreign observers. No country with a military run autocracy has dignity. Again, Don only wants what is good for Don. Just another junta minion.
November 1, 20187 yr Popular Post Those guys must have special healing power or no feet left... They never lose face for sure but everytime one of them open his mouth, it is like they are shooting themselves in the foot... Same as DPM Somkid today stating the next PM will have a similar face to the current one... Edited November 1, 20187 yr by CantSpell
November 1, 20187 yr Popular Post will the results of the election be announced after or before people vote?
November 1, 20187 yr 5 hours ago, webfact said: BANGKOK — The foreign minister said Wednesday it would be “inauspicious” to have foreign election observers for elections slated for February. Yeah, makes it more difficult to rig the results.
November 1, 20187 yr Regardless of country, a country with a Junta needs observers and all the checks and balances the people can get, for a Junta will provide much lip service, but will they actually deliver.
November 1, 20187 yr 5 hours ago, webfact said: Don Pramudwinai said Thailand has dignity and is not a problematic country so it doesn’t need foreign observers. frickin idiot
November 1, 20187 yr 5 hours ago, webfact said: Don Pramudwinai said Thailand has dignity and is not a problematic country so it doesn’t need foreign observers. it does not matter because they will all be killed on the highways before they get to where they need to be.
November 1, 20187 yr 5 hours ago, Pattaya46 said: AFAIK, neither European countries nor USA have (accept?) foreign election observers during their own elections... So who decide which countries must get observers? and on what criteria?? Not actually true. The UK and the USA regularly have foreign election observers. And I expect Thailand, in the end, will too. But it's not the point. Indeed the whole thread misses the point because it's virtually impossible to fix an election in Thailand these days. The poison in the recipe is the military constitution which is designed to frustrate the wishes of the Thai people by crippling major political parties, filling the Senate with henchmen of the old order and projecting the Junta leader to an unelected premiership.
November 1, 20187 yr 7 hours ago, webfact said: Don Pramudwinai said Thailand has dignity and is not a problematic country so it doesn’t need foreign observers. And Thailand is under a Juntas rule for the 19th time and this time they want to stay in under the guise of a 'freely' elected govt. Free and fair elections they don't want anyone else to see. Nothing to hide then what's the problem????? Edited November 1, 20187 yr by dinsdale
November 1, 20187 yr Popular Post of course we arnt going to cheat,, remember we got the tanks.. ha ha
November 1, 20187 yr Popular Post Bloodyhell!!! How did he manage to keep a straight face as he came out with that complete and utter howler? A new low in utter self serving drivel methinks......
November 1, 20187 yr 1 hour ago, quandow said: The fact you even think to put this word out REEKS of suspicion! As mentioned a time or two....they don't really know how to play the twisted psychological game terribly well. They wear themselves on their sleeves.
November 1, 20187 yr Popular Post This group could not even be trusted with an election of a class representative in the Kindergarten.
November 2, 20187 yr like any other ASEAN states believes Thais lets get it started again don't Thai to me
November 2, 20187 yr It is not the people that vote that count. It’s the people that count the voteSent from my iPhone using Thaivisa Connect
November 3, 20187 yr Thailand SHOULDN'T need election observers-Fixed it for you Trust the vote counters that took over the nation by coup de tat. What possibly could go wrong? Stellar record of democracy, peaceful transition of power, democratic rule of law. Edited November 3, 20187 yr by ozmeldo
November 3, 20187 yr With as much controversy surrounding this election it seems anyone related to it would want observers so there could be no question to the legitimacy of the results.
November 3, 20187 yr Popular Post If any country needs it, it's Thailand - esp. under the current circumstances.
November 5, 20187 yr On 11/1/2018 at 2:45 PM, brakar said: The same in Norway last year election. https://www.thelocal.no/20170906/foreign-observers-to-follow-norwegian-election an FM who doesn't know well foreign countries...amazing Thailand!
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