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Abhisit warns of worsening crisis unless Parliament okays charter change


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I don't see anything wrong with the rich and army or ex-army in charge of Thailand.

I believe reading the history democracy don't work in Thailand. 

I see it as the Extremely rich,  the very rich and the rich run Thailand. 

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21 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:

I don't see anything wrong with the rich and army or ex-army in charge of Thailand.

I believe reading the history democracy don't work in Thailand. 

I see it as the Extremely rich,  the very rich and the rich run Thailand. 

Why would anybody be confused or sad.? 

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3 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:

I understand, Those that have the money make the rules in order to obtain more money and leave the poor on the outside looking in. But the Peasants will brink their pitchfork's and scythe's to wit a war will be conducted at the hands of the Government. 

Well If that happens I'll stay behind the line of the ones who have the big guns then. 

 

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2 hours ago, yellowboat said:

Hats off to the youth of Thailand.  Without them, no change would come.  cha cha is a dinosaur that is protecting the worst flaws of Thailand.

What so good about the young Thais unless there from rich families nothing will change.

For Thais to want democracy after looking at the way the west carries they must be dumb. 

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2 hours ago, Kwasaki said:

What so good about the young Thais unless there from rich families nothing will change.

For Thais to want democracy after looking at the way the west carries they must be dumb. 

Try Taiwan.   The west is faltering where Taiwan is thriving.   

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22 hours ago, rooster59 said:

“Acceptance of the charter rewrite will show that people in power are listening to [opposition] demands and truly want to open avenues for discussion that will lead to changes in Parliament,” said Abhisit.

Everything the Prayut led government want to keep the same as it is now.

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12 hours ago, Burma Bill said:

Good Bye tourism - for a very long time??????

 

Why? Hasn't been in the past and unlikely to be in the future unless prolonged extreme actions occur.

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