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Could Srettha Be Free Of Thaksin’s Influence? Academic


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I wonder how many voters who voted for PT voted for Srettha, PT politics as published, and how many voted for PT because for them PT = Thaksin = their hero.

I guess most voted for Thaksin. And that should be reason enough for any PT member to follow the orders of the boss.

If they want to be independent from Thaksin, then they can only be independent in another party -  and there they have likely another boss.

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This is apparently an alleged piece of journalism, probably...

 

Quote: which has allegedly prevailed, had allegedly pushed, who had allegedly taken part, might probably try, had allegedly reached, could probably be challenged, could probably become, might probably be released, had allegedly bowed to, had apparently opted

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Potentially the situation sets up an interesting power tussle down the track between S & T once T's on home leave ...

 

At the moment though S is wearing the pants and making the most of it. If he's clever enough, he can take over the reins permanently by asserting his power as PM while privately keeping T happy by frequent private consultations with him (Student/Master relationship). T is never going to have an official role ever again.

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3 minutes ago, mfd101 said:

If he's clever enough, he can take over the reins permanently by asserting his power as PM

 

It is Srettha who is reined, and saddled. He will be ridden hard, and will take the whip.

 

He has absolutely no power whatsoever.

 

He'll be but a skid-mark in Thai history.

 

 

 

 

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3 hours ago, still kicking said:

If MFP were in power he would not have come back 

if only they did not stick on that vote winner  112 , they would not blocked themself   (unfortunately .....)

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4 minutes ago, bamnutsak said:

 

It is Srettha who is reined, and saddled. He will be ridden hard, and will take the whip.

 

He has absolutely no power whatsoever.

 

He'll be but a skid-mark in Thai history.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Such a shame  -  but you are absolutely right.

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Young Shinawatra is not Prime Minister.  ( Millions predicted she would be in first 5 months of 2023 ) 

Young Shinawatra is not a Cabinet Minister of the new Government. 

 

Already answered such self-indulged and dump question.  

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People forget that Mr T. Was the most successful Thai PM with 14% gdp and more. Table positions in education especially English were far higher under his watch as was corruption was far lower. I never liked him but the Thai people did and he was the best person for the job. Being an ex soldier I hold any soldier who takes over their elected government with disdain. 

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7 hours ago, brommers said:

Ha ha, why do you think he is also in charge of the economy. Thaksin is already PM from his hospital bed because he chose the cabinet and directly influences Srettha who is nothing but a thinly veiled cover for him. And before the end of the year Thaksin will be out of hospital/prison and running the country from his mansions or private plane.

A very sad state of affairs, the large vote from the good citizens of the country for Pita totally ignored / totally disrespected. 

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5 hours ago, david555 said:

if only they did not stick on that vote winner  112 , they would not blocked themself   (unfortunately .....)

Unlikely, there were bigger things at play than 122, 112 was a convenient ploy...... 

 

 

 

 

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3 hours ago, pedro01 said:

Considering it was a toss up between a Shinawatra and Srettha for their candidate for PM - I would say it's a safe bet that the influence is there.

Really no toss up between Sretha and Paetongtarn for PM candidacy. The party formally nominated Sretha as candidate number 1 and given him the support up till the voting stage. Paetongtarn had stated categorically that she backs Srethta. Thaksin spoke on his birthday that he preferred his daughter to work for the party while Sretha work at the Government House. She hold no Government House's position. So much for speculation. 

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