14 hours ago, biggles45 said:

Waste of time poll,  they won't get him out.  

If they did get him out, he would only be replaced by someone that will  need to be replaced by another coup and the Military will rule again until the next coming of the democratic and fair elections to put in the next government that will be removed by a military coup

16 hours ago, webfact said:

Incumbent Prayuth Chan-ocha was seen as loyal by 45.1%, hardworking for the nation by 34.8% and good in that he opened the country to the Saudis by 34%.

 

But 55% thought he lacked self-control and was easily angered or petulant, 51.5% thought he'd just been around too long and 48.4% thought he was hopeless at handling real issues.

I guess that's the divide, those that benefit from his rule and those that suffer.

Same old people.

 

Garbage. 

10 hours ago, newnative said:

About sums it up.  Anybody else?

The revolution will not be televised nor sponsored by Carabao Energy Drink.

????

If I was given the chance to vote for any of these candidates I would spoil my voting slip 

5 minutes ago, crazykopite said:

If I was given the chance to vote for any of these candidates I would spoil my voting slip 

by soiling on it, am I correct?

Thought this was a joke, how on earth would anyone choose any of them. Just shows what a waste of time Thai politics is.

The word is FLATUENT......

On 8/15/2022 at 3:59 AM, blazes said:

The likes of Trudeau (only 28% favourable in most polls) and Biden (approval of 38%) show how easy it is to get by in modern "democracies", even  when the vast majority of the nation think you are dumb as a stick.

 

So these Thai runners should give themselves a pat on the back for scoring so well.

a stick stuck somewhere dumb or?

17 hours ago, Partenavia said:

Thought this was a joke, how on earth would anyone choose any of them. Just shows what a waste of time Thai politics is.

Yet, highly successful [for them] for decades on end. 

Is anyone beginning to see the picture?