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PM Revokes Ban on Fake News


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Just now, Seagull Sam said:

Facebook reports of burning police vehicles and teargas in Bangkok at the weekend removed almost as soon as they appeared. News that might alarm the public - pure totalitarianism typical of a military regime clinging to power by it's fingernails. 

 

 

Dramatic vocabulary, but if you think that this regime is "clinging to power by it's fingernails", you are in for a big disappointment and a much longer wait than you infer...

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8 minutes ago, hotandsticky said:

 

 

Dramatic vocabulary, but if you think that this regime is "clinging to power by it's fingernails", you are in for a big disappointment and a much longer wait than you infer...

A change at the top is overdue. He and Prawit are blocking the path for those generals who crave power. An armed forces top brass reshuffle this week will upset those overlooked for higher office. A Julius Ceasar scenario beckons.

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2 hours ago, jacko45k said:

I prefer the idea of backpedaling, keeping ones eye in the direction of discontent. 

That its forced by a court makes it even more humiliating. Now that stupid amnesty needs to go. Or at the least exclude the higher ups. But then the law does not what they want it to do.

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Hmmm I think the more likely reason is him a certain health minister and tourism minister are the biggest culprits 

 

million doses a day and all hospitals have sufficient vaccination doses… kanchanaburi hospitals have run out and have canceled all appointments for the time being

 

 

 

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2 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Now we need the same for the law that gives them impunity from screwing up the procurement of vaccines, I don't have any issue with doctors having some protection but ministers... no way.

There needs to be War Crimes Trials like Brandenburg to sort out the criminals and punish them. But it won't happen.

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16 hours ago, Scrotobike said:
2 hours ago, Fairynuff said:

Revoked......  because he realised most of his government were about to be prosecuted 

Exactly,ever seen a dog chasing it's own tail,then suddenly stop...must be getting dizzy by now

 

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but the "real" news still under censorship removal.....

 

Example: last night watching BBC World news (forgot to turn VPN on) report was about covid vaccines in Asia, they showed China, Vietnam and Thailand, however the Thailand portion started to show the anti government manifestations in Bangkok and the RTP shooting tears gas into the crowd.... all of a sudden all cut/disappeared from the news and they moved into showing some stuff that had nothing to do with news,,,, 3-4 minutes later all back to normal news but no signs of any Thai news.... and that's called freedom of information  555    (sarcastic laugh)

 

 

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It is actually quite a miracle that a Civil Court ruled against the mob. Must have been quite a shock to them. What? A lack of fealty? How dare they uphold the law. How dare they consider the will of the people. 

 

The could not make it illegal to criticize a failed regime. They could not make it a crime to complain about malfeasance and incompetency. 

 

One small step for the Thai people, one giant leap for mankind. Down with the despots. Victory to the youth! 

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On 8/10/2021 at 5:01 AM, Golden Triangle said:

He didn't reply the last time someone asked him the same question, so don't hold your breath ????

Maybe he just doesn’t want to jump through all the hoops or doesn’t want to throw that extra money away for bs. 

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9 hours ago, hotandsticky said:

 

 

Dramatic vocabulary, but if you think that this regime is "clinging to power by it's fingernails", you are in for a big disappointment and a much longer wait than you infer...

Uh-huh. 

They're most certainly well entrenched, as they have been figuratively since the '30s and more realistically since the late '50s - and gaining strength with each passing decade. 

 

There are these rather naive and idealistic circles that suggest there is a looming change about. 

Don't bet the house on it.

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This really is unfortunate.  Unintended consequences.  The ban seemed to shut up the TAT at  least.

I see we're already getting inundated with alarms from all the BS alert programs.

Millions of tourists and trillions of baht spent. 

 

Lord Love a Duck.

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