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Sontirat orders probe into Bt150,000 vegetable carts ordered by Egat


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1 hour ago, johng said:

Surely just another (in long line of ) "misunderstanding"    ????

 

activist shipped off to re-education camp for 2 weeks ☹️

That is not going to happen. Srisuwan is not a true activist. He is a serial complainer and mostly about those in the opposition so he is tolerated. However, there is no denying that from time to time he does raise something that is genuine and worthwhile pursuing. 

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1 hour ago, Denim said:

But that Thaksin was so corrupt wasn't he.

Lucky for Thailand there was a coup and corruption has been stamped out and everything is roses now.

 

By the way,that's not yellow paint. Those carts are gold plated.

At that price I would think they would be made of solid gold.

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40 minutes ago, PETERTHEEATER said:

The minister said that he would set up a committee to investigate the matter which would take around two weeks.

 

Two weeks to set up a committee then two years to run the investigation before concluding there is no case to answer.

 

35 minutes ago, Grumpy one said:

The investigation will take 2 weeks and cost 3 million baht

And that, as they say, is the rub. Even with a case of such blatant corruption as this, it will either be swamped with bureaucratic inertia, or used as an opportunity to steal even more money, Whichever route is taken, or perhaps even a combination, it will be simply another exercise in utterly blatant corruption. These people are utterly shameless. The motivation is always not how can we stop this from happening again, and bring the perpetrators to justice, but how can we ensure we get (or increase) our share.

 

 

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20 hours ago, webfact said:

Sontirat orders probe into Bt150,000 vegetable carts ordered by Egat

THB 150K EACH.  Easy to find out Who Ordered them  and Who gave the order to Pay for them . One Day, a few phone cals  and the Culprits should be in Jail. :lock:    

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19 hours ago, Denim said:

But that Thaksin was so corrupt wasn't he.

Lucky for Thailand there was a coup and corruption has been stamped out and everything is roses now.

 

By the way,that's not yellow paint. Those carts are gold plated.

Yes, he was. The fact that others are still corrupt doesn't exonerate him.

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28 minutes ago, Denim said:
1 hour ago, nahkit said:

Yes, he was. The fact that others are still corrupt doesn't exonerate him.

True. Just makes him the lesser of two evils.

I think I'm beginning to agree with you on that one.

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Apart from the corruption,that is a very poor design if used  to carry vegetables,this is the type I used as a lad

working in Newcastle wholesale market, the Thai design you will be lucky to get a bag of carrots on it.

regards Worgeordie

 

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9 minutes ago, worgeordie said:

Apart from the corruption,that is a very poor design if used  to carry vegetables,this is the type I used as a lad

working in Newcastle wholesale market, the Thai design you will be lucky to get a bag of carrots on it.

regards Worgeordie

 

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It's not supposed to be functional. Just a product to allow money to be skimmed.

If functional, it would surely cost 10 times that amount in Thailand allowing for commissions and suitable inclusions for the brown envelopes.

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