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Charter court refuses to lift Thanathorn’s duty suspension order

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Charter court refuses to lift Thanathorn’s duty suspension order

 

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Future Forward party leader Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit has been dealt yet another blow with the Constitutional Court rejecting his plea to rescind an earlier court’s order suspending him from performing his duties as an MP.

 

According to the Constitutional Court’s bulletin, released today (Wednesday), the court had not found any change in behavior on the part of Mr. Thanathorn that would justify the court lifting the suspension.

 

The court suspended Thanathorn pending a ruling on a case in which he is accused of holding media shares at the time he registered his electoral candidacy.

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/charter-court-refuses-to-lift-thanathorns-duty-suspension-order/

 

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6 minutes ago, webfact said:

change in behavior on the part of Mr. Thanathorn

Uhmm wasn't this about certain people holding media company shares - what's it to do with "change in behavior" ? ????

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The court suspended Thanathorn pending a ruling on a case in which he is accused of holding media shares at the time he registered his electoral candidacy.

The court considered Thanathorn’s case regarding the legal procedure, including which witnesses should be summoned to testify, documentary evidence and whether witnesses should be subjected to an inquiry.

The court also considered the parliamentary membership status of 33 MPs, also accused of holding media shares, and agreed to accept, for further consideration, the cases of 22 MPs who were given 15 days to respond to the accusations.

One case concerning Mr. Wutthinan Boonchu was dismissed by the court.

 

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the missing paragraphs from the article

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the court had not found any change in behavior on the part of Mr. Thanathorn.

 

There in lies the problem...Mr. Thanathorn dares to challenge the status quo...maybe some jail times and being barred from politics for life can clear this up...????

 

 

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I said before that he’d be suspended and they’d drag it on for as long as they could. No need to officially ban him and risk the wrath of the public. Just keep him suspended until they can trump up a better case to charge him with.

 

New dizzying heights of corruption and abuse of power. 

 

 

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How many more times are this corrupt bunch going to get way with nonsense like this?

 

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4 minutes ago, colinneil said:

How many more times are this corrupt bunch going to get way with nonsense like this?

 

For as long as the toothless masses allow it....seems to be an Asian trend!

He can do just as much damage from the outside exposing the free and fair court for starters ???? 

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1 hour ago, colinneil said:

How many more times are this corrupt bunch going to get way with nonsense like this?

 

until an uprising of the common people .

amazed they getting away with it, Buck Banana & General Rolex make Thaksin look like the pope lol .

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2 hours ago, PatOngo said:

For as long as the toothless masses allow it....seems to be an Asian trend!

Not in Hong Kong

The court has found 'no change in behaviour on the part of Thanathorn'.

Says it all.

The only time the Thai Powers That Be will possibly accept Thanathorn into the fold is if he does a 1984-style grovel and prostration before them at their very feet and declares, with tears in his eyes: 'I LOVE Big Brother'.

 

But even then - they probably would not let him get within an inch of real power.

He is potentially far too dangerous to them.

As things stand, however, Thanathorn is absolutely powerless - without the active help of the millions and millions of Thai people.

 

I've given up waiting for that one to become a reality ...!

 

 

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Wonder how many of the Junta Boys have been suspended from Parliamentary duties for media share ownership?

3 hours ago, colinneil said:

How many more times are this corrupt bunch going to get way with nonsense like this?

 

Lots and lots sadly

54 minutes ago, laocowboy2 said:

Lots and lots sadly

True, but I still think their halo will one day, hopefully very soon, will trip them up.

 

In fact there must be regular opportunities to challenge the PM and his gang, and it surprises me that either the PT folks or FF folks haven't already screamed 'foul'. Or are they waiting for a big fish to be caught on a big item to cause the most possible embarrassment to the PM and his gang. Just wondering if / whenlack of action/ poor action re the economy could be tried, or would it be better to aim for an even bigger slip up re policies / laws etc?

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Why is the Thai electorate inactive on rampant corruption and travesty of democracy? They are busy taking pictures of their food.

6 hours ago, colinneil said:

How many more times are this corrupt bunch going to get way with nonsense like this?

 

All the time that they are power, which depends on the next coup.

7 hours ago, rkidlad said:

I said before that he’d be suspended and they’d drag it on for as long as they could. No need to officially ban him and risk the wrath of the public. Just keep him suspended until they can trump up a better case to charge him with.

 

New dizzying heights of corruption and abuse of power. 

 

 

 

Time is something they use as it suits them. Quick, slow or in-between. Depends on the desired outcome and whose involved.

 

But he didn't help by not declaring his assets on time to the NACC as required. 

3 minutes ago, Baerboxer said:

 

Time is something they use as it suits them. Quick, slow or in-between. Depends on the desired outcome and whose involved.

 

But he didn't help by not declaring his assets on time to the NACC as required. 

Neither did the 30+ other members who did the same. Or the PM who didn't comply with the law (you're thinking which time)

 

Don't try to BS me. I'm not stupid. 

2 hours ago, PdJ100712 said:

Why is the Thai electorate inactive on rampant corruption and travesty of democracy? They are busy taking pictures of their food.

Why is the Thai electorate so inactive in the face of massive, incredible crimes by the faux-elite?

Because they don't care ENOUGH -  and en masse are not a valiant, warrior people.

Simple as that.

 

Now, let's take that next selfie of me and my 'delicious' lunch. Everyone has simply got to see this photo - otherwise the entire nation of Thailand and Thai life will collapse and lapse into eternal and unendurable boredom and pointlessness...!

 

 

 

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9 hours ago, colinneil said:

How many more times are this corrupt bunch going to get way with nonsense like this?

 

Yes and Uncle Too can breach the Oath of Office and still carry on as though nothing has happened!!!

15 minutes ago, DPKANKAN said:

Yes and Uncle Too can breach the Oath of Office and still carry on as though nothing has happened!!!

They can do whatever they want - for as long as the Thai people allow it all to go on ...

9 hours ago, colinneil said:

How many more times are this corrupt bunch going to get way with nonsense like this?

 

For as long as they rule the court system !

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