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Deputy PM Somkid confident PM Prayut’s decisions on cabinet in best interests of nation


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3 hours ago, webfact said:

he voiced confidence Gen. Prayut will base his decisions on the greater good of Thai society,

So, is Mr Prayut changing his modus operandi after 6 years of his unelected leadership ?

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4 hours ago, webfact said:

quotas for government posts.

 

Is that Billions of Bhat......or number of MP's

regards Worgeordie

Posted
4 hours ago, webfact said:

he believed the four former members of Palang Pracharath would join other parties

Really? They don't want to become rice farmers?

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The thai economy has performed quite well since Khun Prayut Chan O Cha took the reigns.

GDP increased yearly as did government spending on infrastructure which created 1000's of jobs.

The facts speak for themselves ....

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Posted
4 hours ago, webfact said:

has voiced his readiness to accept any decision made by Prime Minister and Defense Minister, Gen. Prayut Chan-o-cha,

Even lap dogs would find his lack of concern and opinion alarming.  Sadly, he is a part of the buffoonery.  Business as usual.   Citizen's future is in disarray due to business as usual.   

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2 minutes ago, steven100 said:

The thai economy has performed quite well since Khun Prayut Chan O Cha took the reigns.

GDP increased yearly as did government spending on infrastructure which created 1000's of jobs.

The facts speak for themselves ....

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Yes, that is for the super rich, one percent.   The job market for the average Thai was bad before the virus.  The number of farangs working in Thailand has also plummeted.   Not much to cheer about.  

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1 minute ago, yellowboat said:

Yes, that is for the super rich, one percent.   The job market for the average Thai was bad before the virus.  The number of farangs working in Thailand has also plummeted.   Not much to cheer about.  

Have to agree. In a way the economy actually could be put on autopilot or have a monkey in control and do the same based on tourism and exports. As for the average Thai, they are so up to their eyeballs in debt and unless mistaken it has never been so high like this before. And the virus has nothing to do with this metastasizing like a cancerous financial citizen crisis. 

Posted
14 hours ago, yellowboat said:

Yes, that is for the super rich, one percent.   The job market for the average Thai was bad before the virus.  The number of farangs working in Thailand has also plummeted.   Not much to cheer about.  

 

feels like this to the average Thai :

 

 

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An unelected Pm resuffling the cabinet? Pass me the beer thanks mate? I had my laugh for the day Oh the best interests of the nation he is doing it for wow the jokes get better

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3 hours ago, Denim said:

 

Typo again. Meant to be :

 

he believed the Prime Minister will make his decisions based on the best interests of his cronies.

 

 

My thought as well, but slightly more refined:- "the best interests of the "establishment"!

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Just hoping that Anutin is put on the back burner. 

 

Hopefully with it lit.

 

A change at the tourism and sports helm would be handy, too. In these dark times we need someone who might resurrect the Durian Kit-Kat ideas.

 

Rooster

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Please define nation for us Somkid. It must be very different than the Thai people. Very little Prayuth has done in six years has benefitted the average Thai. 

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Money is the excellent slave and a horrible master, or

 

He gets wet seeing his marks on me, I get wet knowing this.

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