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PM Paetongtarn Faces Threat with Impeachment Over Cabinet Pick


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2 hours ago, webfact said:

Thaksin's controversial return from self-exile last year and his favourable treatment during a prison sentence add further complexities. He allegedly played a significant role in reshaping the coalition government, leading to whispers of continued behind-the-scenes manipulation.

I would say "whispers of behind-the-scenes manipulation" is very much "tongue-in-cheek" ...............LOL

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2 minutes ago, thesetat2013 said:

Well, that didn't take long. She should have known this would happen when she chose to allow daddy to influence her decisions. Everyone knows and it was easily seen Thaksin was controlling her as well as making all the decisions. When you are a puppet in Thailand you still face consequences that the puppeteer make you do. i wonder how Thaksin will react and who he will manage to place as PM in the next round of musical PM chairs. 

 

This is the way all future Prime Ministers will be forced out.

 

The precedent is set now.

 

Only a massive change in whatever law that allows them to do this or an above reproach cabinet (lol) will be the way to avoid it.

 

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1 minute ago, Henryford said:

What Minister in Thailand could she appoint that wasn't corrupt?

Clearly this is a splendid method for ensuring that all governments are composed of gentlemen (and even ladies) as pure as the driven snow.

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4 hours ago, webfact said:

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra is facing increased vulnerability to an impeachment lawsuit filed against her.

Anticipated. The next month is on the political horizon for another "PM for the Month" club. And again without the inconvenience of a democratic electorate national vote. 

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Hmm. Yet when a recent illegal military government appointed a convicted drug smuggler as a minister, that was allowed.

 

Note to the CC - Surapong has not been found guilty of anything - yet.

 

4 hours ago, webfact said:

Surapong has a contentious past, having been accused of involvement in vote-buying activities

 

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There is only one person running the country it’s he who pulls the strings on his cabinet puppets he is overstepping his authority soon it will come crumbling down until he has no option but to flee back into exile . I cannot see his sister returning to Thailand in the near future as it appears incidents of late are not what was planned 

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1 hour ago, Tropicalevo said:

Hmm. Yet when a recent illegal military government appointed a convicted drug smuggler as a minister, that was allowed.

 

Note to the CC - Surapong has not been found guilty of anything - yet.

 

 

Yeah, but wasn’t that conviction in another country ?

Clearly it didn’t count 😂

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5 hours ago, crazykopite said:

There is only one person running the country it’s he who pulls the strings on his cabinet puppets he is overstepping his authority soon it will come crumbling down until he has no option but to flee back into exile . I cannot see his sister returning to Thailand in the near future as it appears incidents of late are not what was planned 

The verdict on this case will show the establishment and the entire country which direction the wind is blowing. Watch this space. 

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