Leader of People's Party, Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut, second left, poses with the party members after a press conference as they announced the formation of the new political party in Bangkok, Thailand, Friday, Aug. 9, 2024, two days after Thailand’s Move Forward party was dissolved by legal order. (AP Photo/Sakchai Lalit)

 

In a stunning show of support, members of the public have donated over 4.5 million baht to the People’s Party in a brief span of only four hours today.

 

Around 7,700 individuals contributed toward the party, which is a revival of the recently court-dissolved Move Forward Party. All 143 MPs who were part of the Move Forward Party have registered themselves as active members of the new People’s Party to retain their legislative status.

 

Today was the inaugural day for the People’s Party's appeal to the public for donations. They had initially set a target of 10 million baht to be reached over a month's time.

 

Astonishingly, the record sum of 4.5 million baht was raised within just four hours, and there is optimism for further contributions as the day progresses. Hopes are high for reaching the 10 million baht target in a single day.

 

Natthapong Ruengpanyawut, the leader of the People’s Party, mentioned that they aim to register a minimum of 100,000 members within a month. 

 

The People’s Party intends to uphold the political ideologies and flagship policies of the Move Forward Party.

 

Their ultimate goal is ambitious: to become the largest elected party in the next general election, aiming for a majority with over 250 out of 500 MPs, in order to establish a one-party government.

 

Today’s remarkable donation influx underscores the robust support and enthusiasm among the public for the People’s Party and its vision for Thailand's future.

 

-- 2024-08-10

 

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This will have to cease, can't have the underclass supporting these nasty upstart progressive politicians - donations to minor politicians and parties will have to be outlawed although bribery to the major parties and vote buying will be ok. 

breaking news 10 minutes later....peoples party to be dissolved due to fear and insecurities. 

46 minutes ago, stoner said:

breaking news 10 minutes later....peoples party to be dissolved

 

... if they should win the election.

Can you imagine how much the people want to make changes.....

3 hours ago, ikke1959 said:

Can you imagine how much the people want to make changes.....

Long overdue, and likely to be quite some time before it happens as a result of  the entrenched ar&e holes currently pulling the strings. 

The day will come, either thru' the ballot box or a civil uprising, but it will come. 

8 hours ago, webfact said:

Their ultimate goal is ambitious: to become the largest elected party in the next general election, aiming for a majority with over 250 out of 500 MPs, in order to establish a one-party government.

God luck I hope you get it.

What happens to the MFP's money ? 

 

Was it stolen by the government?

10 minutes ago, daejung said:

What happens to the MFP's money ? 

 

Was it stolen by the government?

When the Future Forward party was dissolved in 2020 it's funds (10 million Baht) were seized and put into the Political Party Development Fund.

I expect the same will happen, though I can't find any news articles to confirm it.

should be a loophole to donate that 10k bribe to the party...

There is much to be concerned about. Srettha is the do nothing, unelected PM. There is so much room for improvement. 

 

Thailand ranks 131st in freedom of speech, 127th in freedom of assembly, 114th in governance, 136th in institutional trust, 102nd in executive constraints, 84th in contract enforcement, 84th in adult skills, 116th in emissions, 118th in the protection of forests, land and soil, 82nd in restrictions on international investment, according to the The 2023 Legatum Prosperity Index?

 

https://docs.prosperity.com/3716/7689/5368/Thailand_2023_Picountryprofile.pdf

There is much to be concerned about. Srettha is the do nothing, unelected PM. There is so much room for improvement. 

 

Thailand ranks 131st in freedom of speech, 127th in freedom of assembly, 114th in governance, 136th in institutional trust, 102nd in executive constraints, 84th in contract enforcement, 84th in adult skills, 116th in emissions, 118th in the protection of forests, land and soil, 82nd in restrictions on international investment, according to the The 2023 Legatum Prosperity Index?

 

https://docs.prosperity.com/3716/7689/5368/Thailand_2023_Picountryprofile.pdf