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A third of Thailand's appointed senators linked to military, police

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It's about time the UN got involved and show Thailand what sanctions mean.

The film Animal farm must be some sort of training video for the military and politicians.the main point is whoever gets in to power will be as corrupt as the last one.lets face it Thailand and its politics are pathetic and sad where the normal folk are the working backbone of the country and will be for the next 100 years.the country is a total mess but that's all swept under the carpet.its all very sad and I can see no way out for the country with the place being run by anyone and especially the dictator and his political military infiltrators..good luck Thailand.

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  • This is a Banana Republic, not even remotely stable, with corruption at every level of society......get used to it, it won't be changing anytime soon.

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    What a world. A very small percentage of Thailands population, the military hierarchy, makes up a huge part of its senate. What about all the other occupations, the women, the young, the construction

  • And approximately 90% of the population will think "Oh Wow. Really?" "OK"

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Is this a surprise? When awarding trough positions the leaders will always award those that have supported their efforts in the past.

Great new government so far, hardly corrupt at all...  5555  Well the little General PM, is now

just loading up in his favor of course. The Thai population must be so proud. I am glad that Mark retired, as he was the only one I liked as a politician.

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