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Sounds like a perfect way to make sure the graft is controlled from one central clearing house.

Anyone not on the bosses good list gets prevented from getting any,

and anything being syphoned the wrong way sends up flags.

It of course also allows the opposition to be hung out to dry,

or burning those fallen from grace as sacrificial lambs to appearances,

thus giving the impression of a cutting down on graft.

Ooh, how can you be so cynical?

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The once was a female PM called Ying Luck

Who in the house a policy just couldn't cook.

He friends were bent, and some said daft,

For their daily business included hard graft.

In the end she just didn't give a F...iddle.

-mel.

Or

The once was a PM called Ling Yuck

Who's cronys all grafted the big bucks.

They were said to be bent

and the law couldn't prevent

them stealing the treasury with dump trucks

In the Parliament they watched the TV

and the porn just appeared willie nilly

They threw round the blame

and tried to cause shame

to make enimies hang themselves slowly.

The PM she rarely arrives

at Parliment to talk and to jive,

While they're cooking the books

she's off preening her looks

and guessing how long she'll survive.

Constitutional change is aim and order

to get her big brother crossing the border

The poor people be damned

there is reconciliation to be rammed

Without causing too much social disorder

Some changes they want are quite daft

like wide opening doors to free graft

They want a totally free hand

to take all they want from the land

making sure that their boss gets his half.

How long this goes on is the question

will they push it too far with aggression

Then the people shall agree

that if they want to be freed

the must vote down this party's transgressions

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I'm amazed that she neither blushed nor giggled when making this announcement. So she has acquired some political experience at last.

Yep, Mark was a great teacher!

No one can ever come as close to teaching her as much as her "second father"

Thaksin Shinawatra, on the subject of Yingluck Shinawatra...

" I raised her like my eldest daughter. "

Yingluck Shinawatra, on the subject of Thaksin Shinawatra...

She described Thaksin as her “second father”

- Bloomberg News

http://www.businessw...-investors.html

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I'm amazed that she neither blushed nor giggled when making this announcement. So she has acquired some political experience at last.

Yep, Mark was a great teacher!

Oh come on, Scot, you can do better than that. Even you can see the irony when a member of the corruptest clan in Thailand declares war on corruption - it's nothing but an attempt to eliminate the competition. Still rushing blindly to aid Yingluck makes you look stupid.

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I'm amazed that she neither blushed nor giggled when making this announcement. So she has acquired some political experience at last.

Yep, Mark was a great teacher!

Oh come on, Scot, you can do better than that. Even you can see the irony when a member of the corruptest clan in Thailand declares war on corruption - it's nothing but an attempt to eliminate the competition. Still rushing blindly to aid Yingluck makes you look stupid.

Still plenty of democrat toxic dirt to be revealed mate.

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I'm amazed that she neither blushed nor giggled when making this announcement. So she has acquired some political experience at last.

Yep, Mark was a great teacher!

Oh come on, Scot, you can do better than that. Even you can see the irony when a member of the corruptest clan in Thailand declares war on corruption - it's nothing but an attempt to eliminate the competition. Still rushing blindly to aid Yingluck makes you look stupid.

Still plenty of democrat toxic dirt to be revealed mate.

Care to elaborate on that, or is it just hope and pray that there will eventually be another "lucky" screen for Yingluck and BB to hide behind?

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So the government that allowed people to be paid to vote for them wants to end corruption, lets start with free, incentive payment free elections, then clean house of all the politicians with thier hands in other people's pockets, from every political party, then take a scourer to the law enforcement and immigration agencies, then move down through the various levels of local goverment, then onto the corporations then finally into the populace, of course it may only take a millenium to fully impliment.

Are you actually suggesting that paying voters only occurs in the PT camp?

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The once was a female PM called Ying Luck

Who in the house a policy just couldn't cook.

He friends were bent, and some said daft,

For their daily business included hard graft.

In the end she just didn't give a F...iddle.

-mel.

You need to work on your limerick skills, as does your would be teacher, animatic. Edited by pastitche
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So the government that allowed people to be paid to vote for them wants to end corruption, lets start with free, incentive payment free elections, then clean house of all the politicians with thier hands in other people's pockets, from every political party, then take a scourer to the law enforcement and immigration agencies, then move down through the various levels of local goverment, then onto the corporations then finally into the populace, of course it may only take a millenium to fully impliment.

Are you actually suggesting that paying voters only occurs in the PT camp?

If a party leader campaigned on an anti-corruption platform while paying for votes, you would have to call him/her a hypocrite. If after being elected on paid-for votes, the same leader calls for an anti-corruption campaign..............well they could be reformed, or disingenuous. Up to you.

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When you are living in a land where every crime is the perfect crime as long as you have enough money to bribe justice officials everything said and done could only be for show. Corruption, killing - what does it matter even if you are caught. Let's wait till next century.

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I'm amazed that she neither blushed nor giggled when making this announcement. So she has acquired some political experience at last.

Yep, Mark was a great teacher!

Oh come on, Scot, you can do better than that. Even you can see the irony when a member of the corruptest clan in Thailand declares war on corruption - it's nothing but an attempt to eliminate the competition. Still rushing blindly to aid Yingluck makes you look stupid.

Still plenty of democrat toxic dirt to be revealed mate.

True but you fail to take into account that 40 of those members were Thaksin trained.

It won't be long and we will be seeing more of his trained politicians coming into the arena.

Also you can go back 50 years and there would still be a lot of graft to be revealed.

What has that to do with today?

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When you are living in a land where every crime is the perfect crime as long as you have enough money to bribe justice officials everything said and done could only be for show. Corruption, killing - what does it matter even if you are caught. Let's wait till next century.

You are pretty mouthy about a country you don't even live in. Especially when you are living in Lao.

When a Thai needs a refresher course in corruption they are sent to Lao.wai.gif

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hellodolly said:

True but you fail to take into account that 40 of those members were Thaksin trained.

It won't be long and we will be seeing more of his trained politicians coming into the arena.

Also you can go back 50 years and there would still be a lot of graft to be revealed.

What has that to do with today?

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Hello,

Why can't we ask ourselves, is this one of the first (positive) stepping stones for stronger anti-graft measures. Hell, Hong Kong was able to do it not too long ago, why couldn't Thailand follow suit? I say, give her a chance. BTW - the graft goes back to day dot here....

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hellodolly said:

True but you fail to take into account that 40 of those members were Thaksin trained.

It won't be long and we will be seeing more of his trained politicians coming into the arena.

Also you can go back 50 years and there would still be a lot of graft to be revealed.

What has that to do with today?

<end quote>

Hello,

Why can't we ask ourselves, is this one of the first (positive) stepping stones for stronger anti-graft measures. Hell, Hong Kong was able to do it not too long ago, why couldn't Thailand follow suit? I say, give her a chance. BTW - the graft goes back to day dot here....

I'll believe it when she jails her brother.

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I'm amazed that she neither blushed nor giggled when making this announcement. So she has acquired some political experience at last.

Yep, Mark was a great teacher!

Oh come on, Scot, you can do better than that. Even you can see the irony when a member of the corruptest clan in Thailand declares war on corruption - it's nothing but an attempt to eliminate the competition. Still rushing blindly to aid Yingluck makes you look stupid.

Still plenty of democrat toxic dirt to be revealed mate.

Be sure PM Yingluck will never reveal it. Never in a million years.
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The premier explained that graft eradication was one of the government's urgent policies and that all those in charge should closely follow up on anti-corruption measures.

Government to launch anti-corruption measures

In a latest show of hostility to corruption, the government has approved new measures aimed at eliminating corrupt practices by state officials.

At a special meeting yesterday, Justice Minister Pracha Promnog, Prime Minister's Office Minister Nivatthamrong Boonsongpaisal and other related officials announced seven measures intended to end malpractice by government officials.

The measures will translate into several campaigns aimed at encouraging people’s participation in the fight against corruption, and creating a watchdog in every community and a scrutiny body to follow up complaints.

The campaigns are also expected to lead to a study into different forms of malfeasance by government agencies, improvement in the operation of government agencies to ensure transparency, protection of foreign investors and entrepreneurs against corruption and more effective management of budgets to prevent misuse of money by those in charge of government projects.

PM Yingluck Shinawatra will chair a meeting on May 18 during which she plans to discuss the measures and assign anti-corruption strategies to agencies concerned.

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IMHO nothing motivates a Thai like those grey notes in your wallet. So how about whistle-blower legislation where the informer gets a healthy slab of any funds recovered from corruption, coupled with a really nasty and draconian asset-seizure law where persons convicted of corruption have to account for ALL income over the past 10 years, and prove applicable taxes paid, or lose it.

As a person of supposed integrity, the PM could propose it (if she could find parliament). Then all she has to do is find enough MPs to vote in favour - good luck with that.

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Will she be leading by example?

No she will not be leading by example, because the other thread proves it. SHE is sending 300 Hi So's on a KENYA holiday. All governments tend to -to and fro over awkward decisions I accept that, it is normal, BUT a blatant kick up the ars#s of Thai people to send 300 on safari---and come out with ==we are trying to stamp out corruption== P.M. this is not a clever ploy to win over people, and your people are realising stupid favours you are giving, when times are hard.

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Will she be leading by example?

No she will not be leading by example, because the other thread proves it. SHE is sending 300 Hi So's on a KENYA holiday. All governments tend to -to and fro over awkward decisions I accept that, it is normal, BUT a blatant kick up the ars#s of Thai people to send 300 on safari---and come out with ==we are trying to stamp out corruption== P.M. this is not a clever ploy to win over people, and your people are realising stupid favours you are giving, when times are hard.

Could this be the real reason for the Safari?

A fourth accomplice nabbed in connection with Marnus Steyl’s (alleged) bogus hunting safaris.

http://www.rhinoconservation.org/2012/03/28/trophy-hunt-scam-another-thai-national-arrested-in-rhino-horn-prostitute-case/

Smuggled rhino horns: The Thai connection

http://www.wildlife1.org/news/531-smuggled-rhino-horns-the-thai-connection

Local prostitutes conscripted by gangs to pose as hunters are at the centre of an alleged Southeast Asian smuggling network that South African authorities are scrambling to stop

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Will she be leading by example?

No she will not be leading by example, because the other thread proves it. SHE is sending 300 Hi So's on a KENYA holiday. All governments tend to -to and fro over awkward decisions I accept that, it is normal, BUT a blatant kick up the ars#s of Thai people to send 300 on safari---and come out with ==we are trying to stamp out corruption== P.M. this is not a clever ploy to win over people, and your people are realising stupid favours you are giving, when times are hard.

Could this be the real reason for the Safari?

A fourth accomplice nabbed in connection with Marnus Steyl’s (alleged) bogus hunting safaris.

http://www.rhinocons...rostitute-case/

Smuggled rhino horns: The Thai connection

http://www.wildlife1...thai-connection

Local prostitutes conscripted by gangs to pose as hunters are at the centre of an alleged Southeast Asian smuggling network that South African authorities are scrambling to stop

Are you suggesting Thai politicians are being conscripted to take part in smuggling. After all in a shirt tail way they are prostitutes. They are selling our ass.

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Yingluck (you little cutie) to have an impact upon graft, corruption, extortion etc you will need to ruthlessly clean out the government first. So, after the house is empty, what then?

Well, after thats empty, it'll be necessary to empty her bank account, along with her brother's, if we are serious about anti-graft. Start the anti-graft with the bimbo who is preaching it.

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