Khunying Sudarat vows to lead Pheu Thai party to election victory

 

 

Pheu Thai party’s election strategy chief Khunying Sudarat Keyuraphan vowed on Tuesday to lead the party to election victory to replace the “military government” with a “government which is specialized in economics” to bring a better life to the Thai people.

 

“Today we are not in a period of world war which warrants national management by soldiers and tanks, but we are in an era of trade wars which require professional administrators with economic expertise.  We want a government which understands the problems of the people, understands the new world order and looks to the future and the economic opportunities for the Thai people,” she said.

 

The Pheu Thai party today submitted a list of 97 party-list candidates to the Election Commission, with Khunying Sudarat being placed in the second spot after Pol Lt-Gen Virote Pao-in, the party leader.

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/khunying-sudarat-vows-to-lead-pheu-thai-party-to-election-victory/

 

-- © Copyright Thai PBS 2019-02-06

24 minutes ago, webfact said:

“Today we are not in a period of world war which warrants national management by soldiers and tanks, but we are in an era of trade wars which require professional administrators with economic expertise. 

Like the reference about soldiers and tanks shame she couldnt have slipped a dig in about submarines also .. 

1 hour ago, webfact said:

We want a government which understands the problems of the people, understands the new world order and looks to the future and the economic opportunities for the Thai people,” she said.

bet their astoundingly broad and deep understandings will vanish the minute after being elected and actually having to fulfil their limitless promises

2 hours ago, webfact said:

a “government which is specialized in economics”

 

2 hours ago, webfact said:

Pol Lt-Gen Virote Pao-in, the party leader

A police officer at the very top? Yes, that's gonna work. After all, policemen in Thailand are renowned for being extremely accomplished economic specialists, particularly when it comes to their very own economics.

 

I fear the upcoming election will be no different from past ones; a mere scramble by all these loudly vowing people for the best spots at the feeding trough.

I hope so they are the only party that can govern properly this country... An this time they'll be probably backed up not just from the people...

Please someone should interview all these people live on TV (or youtube or fb) and ask them about their relation with the criminal fugitive:

- When did they last time directly or indirectly communicate with Thaksin?

- What did he tell them to do?

- Do they admit that Thaksin controls the party?

- Will they work for the criminal or for the country? It's only one or the other.

And obviously the journalists should ask and ask again if they get some stupid answer. These puppets of the criminal should be exposed. We really don't need another Thaksin government.

Location:Bangkok - enough said.

In a free and fair election a PT win would've a no brainer but this not one of them.

4 hours ago, Justgrazing said:

Like the reference about soldiers and tanks shame she couldnt have slipped a dig in about submarines also .. 

Professional administrators?

Yes, we all know what kind PT will shove into those positions.

As before.

What about the threats to raise an army, what about the threats to split off the north, what about the bombs, grenades and shots before, what about the call to burn everything, what about the rice fiasco, what about the blatant vote buying, what about threatening opposers of PT and what about "promoting" black money, etc, etc, etc........

I hope, for Thailand, that PT will not win.

Edited February 6, 20197 yr by hansnl

3 hours ago, YetAnother said:

bet their astoundingly broad and deep understandings will vanish the minute after being elected and actually having to fulfil their limitless promises

 

Oh lordy, another one who "vows' to do this that and the other. Wonder if her "vows' will be a meaningful as the previous puppet?

 

Specialized in economics - yeah, like rice schemes and export orders!

2 hours ago, Thailand said:

In a free and fair election a PT win would've a no brainer but this not one of them.

 

PT lost the Don Meauang 'Safe Seat' in a by-election whilst in power; and the Bangkok Governor election. 

 

No brainer - yep, your comment is! Nothing certain in politics, ask Theresa May.

2 hours ago, MekkOne said:

I hope so they are the only party that can govern properly this country... An this time they'll be probably backed up not just from the people...

 

So you have no problem with a kleptocracy, nepotism, self enrichment and lack of transparency? Indeed, you call it "governing properly"!

3 hours ago, Misterwhisper said:

 

A police officer at the very top? Yes, that's gonna work. After all, policemen in Thailand are renowned for being extremely accomplished economic specialists, particularly when it comes to their very own economics.

 

I fear the upcoming election will be no different from past ones; a mere scramble by all these loudly vowing people for the best spots at the feeding trough.

 

nail, head, hit. Spot on! Sadly.

7 hours ago, YetAnother said:

bet their astoundingly broad and deep understandings will vanish the minute after being elected and actually having to fulfil their limitless promises

Did you mean just like the current government promises dating back to 2014 of stopping corruption, reforming the police, naming the election date in 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 and finally managing to have one in 2019, though it has been delayed a bit this year.?

 

How about the bringing happiness and reconciliation to the Thai people?

 

Is that the sort of (un) election promises you are talking about?

 

3 hours ago, Baerboxer said:

 

So you have no problem with a kleptocracy, nepotism, self enrichment and lack of transparency? Indeed, you call it "governing properly"!

 

You have all that already with the current government yet you seem quite happy with that.

 

Do YOU call that governing properly.

Someone is going to have to be PM....is there anyone out there that can do the job, willing to do the job, running a campaign to get the job? Anyone?

11 hours ago, chama said:

Someone is going to have to be PM....is there anyone out there that can do the job, willing to do the job, running a campaign to get the job? Anyone?

I would hope for someone who is honest and competent. That reduces the number of possible candidates considerably.