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Super Poll ranks PM 1st in tackling national issues


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I suppose my own view would be that Prayut did a good job with COVID......but problems like COVID respond well to military type solutions.. He has not done a good job restarting the economy and the only minister I had faith in, Somkid, was pushed out in the horse trading of cabinet posts. This ousting has dimmed my view of Prayut.

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15 hours ago, klauskunkel said:

29.4% + 24.9% +23.5% + 22.6% + 22.6% +22.3% = 145.3%

 

145.3% of 1,206 people = 1752.3 people

 

Every time a Super Poll is held, the population increases. And that's why it's called a Super Poll.

or maybe voters could choose more than one donkey.

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On 12/27/2020 at 8:50 AM, YetAnother said:

more interesting would be their ranking in terms of intelligence; example, how far below average intelligence would each minister be ?

More interesting would be the rankings of the chickens on Paveena"s farm.

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#1 in what? Moving Thailand backwards, perhaps. For instance. Isetan announced they will not be renewing their lease at Central World. Japanese investments in Thailand are way down, and many companies are pulling out. They see this toxic army, their incompetence, rhe backwards direction the nation is moving, the extreme lack of competence, and it gives them the willies. As it should. Covid can and will be blamed. But, it is far deeper and more sinister than that. 

 

It appears that Japan is averse to what they see as the increasing influence of China here. That is a big issue for them. Also, the US-China Trade war, periodic flooding, with no solutions in sight, and the baht appreciation are issues. Many Japanese companies are exiting China. This is an opportunity for Thailand. But, the extreme incompetence here seems to be inhibiting the ability to move the nation forward. 

Will Japan continue to invest here? Who knows? Will Chinese investment pick up? Probably. Will that be a good thing? Probably not.

 

The fact is Thailand could be doing a dozen different things to make itself more attractive to both tourism and investment. But, all the things it could do, to make itself a better version of it's current self, would require sacrifice and vision. Not something this army led govt. is capable of. Major tax breaks, drastic lowering of luxury and wine taxes, allowing ownership of land and homes by foreigners, relaxation of inane visa laws, ridding the administration of xenophobic ministers, beginning a program of hiring based on merit, improving traffic safety, paying attention to the air and the environment.

 

The list goes on and on and on. Will any of this happen? One can hope. But, it is unlikely as this administration is one of the least progressive on planet earth. They love projections, prognosticactions, declarations and platitudes. But when it comes to the nuts and bolts, and practical improvements, they are absolutely lost in space.
 

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