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Ex-police chief appointed PM adviser

By The Nation

 

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The Cabinet today (November 26) appointed former deputy Police Commissioner Pol General Srivara Ransibrahmanakul an adviser to the Prime Minister, said a government spokeswoman.

 

In recent years, Srivara served as a member of the National Reform Steering Assembly (NRSA) and Metropolitan Police Commissioner.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30378765

 

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-- © Copyright The Nation Thailand 2019-11-26
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1 hour ago, klauskunkel said:

at least someone who brings elegance and flair to the PM office, and he also knows his place when dealing with leopard eating tycoons

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His colleagues saying " No need for all that <deleted>.  He's already dropped off the envelope guv"

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1 hour ago, legend49 said:

Advisor for what?

Special advisor on crowd control. Specializes in "dealing" with unarmed civilians who get out of line.

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1 hour ago, legend49 said:

Advisor for what?

Perhaps he should advise Cha Cha to shut up and go down a hole in the ground and stay there!! 5555????????????????

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The poor Thai people their government is full of non effective, dim sycophants.  They are skilled at self preservation and nothing else.   He is a "reformer".  What more needs to be said.

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15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Ex-police chief appointed PM adviser

His prior experience would make him the perfect appointment as a political/government Distribution List administrator. 

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And i thought finally Big Joke is back. Does this guy know what he gets himself into. With all chiefs and generals kicked and stripped of all i would think twice , if its not better to continue sabai sabai with my pension

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Well it seems that the general is surrounding himself with his best friends who are probably also skilled with weapons!
How many advisors do you have? And, how many more do you need?

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