By Arun Saronchai

 

Key members of the ruling Palang Pracharath Party told Thai Enquirer on Friday they are confident that any no-confidence measure in April will fail to remove the party and Prime Minister Prayut Chan-ocha.

 

The ruling party has been the subject of speculation for weeks after a high profile split saw former party Secretary General Thammanat Prompao and 20 other MPs leave the party.

 

The opposition Pheu Thai Party have told reporters that they are looking to hold a censure debate in April with the aim of removing Prayut after the latest PPRP schism.

 

Full story: https://www.thaienquirer.com/38202/ruling-party-confident-that-it-has-votes-to-weather-no-confidence-debate/

 

-- © Copyright Thai Enquirer 2022-03-04

 

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all attempts will fail to remove the Government... Even the constitition doesn't give a solution to get rid of a Government and the judges who has to decide are always in favour for the PM...Get rid of the 250 senators and things would be easier

And guns and muscle!!

How many no-confidence debates can happen under one mandate period? No laws against that? ????????

These ruling little generals with their big egos (and big piggy banks) thinking they are the only people to lead Thailand.  All they are doing is running the country into the ground ... too bad for the Thai people.

Abolish the hand-picked Senate that gets their paychecks while doing nothing.

I guess another way to describe the picture - 'army junta fix ballet'

9 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

How many no-confidence debates can happen under one mandate period? No laws against that? ????????

I'm sure they can introduce one.

11 hours ago, ikke1959 said:

all attempts will fail to remove the Government... Even the constitition doesn't give a solution to get rid of a Government and the judges who has to decide are always in favour for the PM...Get rid of the 250 senators and things would be easier

Yet, the influential elite ruling classes and patronage are still around and aren't gonna give up the show that easily - if at all. 

We can speak of proper parliamentary/democratic change and the lovely rhetoric associated, but all will remain of the same old cycles unless a people's collective revolution and thorough cleansing is enacted. 

4 hours ago, zzaa09 said:

Yet, the influential elite ruling classes and patronage are still around and aren't gonna give up the show that easily - if at all. 

We can speak of proper parliamentary/democratic change and the lovely rhetoric associated, but all will remain of the same old cycles unless a people's collective revolution and thorough cleansing is enacted. 

Indeed.. the people has the answer, but they are brainwashed and they are not allowed to think, look at the protests... and see how the police force is handling that.. Even the court is using section 112 to convict people who have a different opinion... So things can not change so easily and the cleansing is far away

4 hours ago, zzaa09 said:

Yet, the influential elite ruling classes and patronage are still around and aren't gonna give up the show that easily - if at all. 

We can speak of proper parliamentary/democratic change and the lovely rhetoric associated, but all will remain of the same old cycles unless a people's collective revolution and thorough cleansing is enacted. 

Rap Against Dictatorship have just released a new song called Homeland.

I will not link to it and compromise aseannow, but it is easily found.

The young people know more and more.

On 3/4/2022 at 5:33 AM, webfact said:

Key members of the ruling Palang Pracharath Party told Thai Enquirer on Friday they are confident that any no-confidence measure in April will fail to remove the party and Prime Minister Prayut Chan-ocha.

Brown envelopes already in place.

On 3/4/2022 at 7:21 AM, RichardColeman said:

I guess another way to describe the picture - 'army junta fix ballet'

Even the ballot boxes are Khaki to influence the mind. Is that guy in the back crying, sleeping, or dead for putting a cross in the wrong box ? 

It will cost us a fortune but we will get the votes just mind the oil drums plastic bags and cable ties on your way in ????

Have to check the rigging on this boat.