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Constitutional Court Cannot Dissolve Move Forward Party, Says Leader


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6 hours ago, ikke1959 said:

It is true , by talking about changes it doesn't mean that you have the intention to undermine the monarchy... A coup however is much more worse and that is always being accepted without consequences...But the whole process around the section 112 issues and constitution is done by false information as nobody is properly informed and the journalists did not do their job and investigated as in many other countries..... Here they say was is  being dictated or written without looking further.. So the public opinion is being influenced in the wrong direction..And for the other culprit it is ridiculous that he lived in Dubai for so long as there were no consequences when he returned...Why did they let him come back?? Obvious he is already a new problem  

Well said.

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@spidermike007 ... it will certainly demonstrate to the nation how spectacularly corrupt, and how morally bankrupt they truly are ....

Perhaps. Or its a young, immature democracy doing what a young, immature democracy does. Just when you see someone doing something in a mature, legal, logical way, they go entirely off road reverting back to old ways. 

As exciting as he was Pita was a bridge too far.

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18 hours ago, webfact said:

the lawsuit brought forward by the Election Commission claims the party sought to undermine national rule with proposed amendments to the stringent lese majeste law, section 112 of the Criminal Code.

Reminds me of one of the opposites of a constitutional monarchy - a constitutional peasants.

 

 

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22 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

Reform is drastically needed here, and Pita was on the right path. If this court does dissolve Move Forward it will certainly demonstrate to the nation how spectacularly corrupt, and how morally bankrupt they truly are. 

An understatement....... 

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Constitutional Court Cannot Dissolve Move Forward Party

 

Oh yes they can and they will, but the killer part is the suspension of the executives who signed the "letter'.

 

The Party will quickly reform, but unless the Thai population reacts the momentum has now gone, the elites have won....again.

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21 hours ago, Tookea said:

@spidermike007 ... it will certainly demonstrate to the nation how spectacularly corrupt, and how morally bankrupt they truly are ....

Perhaps. Or its a young, immature democracy doing what a young, immature democracy does. Just when you see someone doing something in a mature, legal, logical way, they go entirely off road reverting back to old ways. 

As exciting as he was Pita was a bridge too far.

Yes, progress and forward movement can be a terrible thing for the super rich. Nothing like having cheap labor to exploit. 

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3 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

Yes, progress and forward movement can be a terrible thing for the super rich. Nothing like having cheap labor to exploit. 

That is correct, but it goes a lot deeper than that. 

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