Pm Admits Eradicating Corruption Is Hard To Implement

[Jai Dee]

PM ADMITS ERADICATING CORRUPTION IS HARD TO IMPLEMENT

Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has admitted that eradicating corruption is a difficult task to implement as the problem is complicated and takes considerable time.

The premier will lead his government and officials to launch a war on corruption. He said that he has already designated teams such as news team and investigation team to handle the problem. The teams will help him seek information and witnesses of corruption. Then, they will send all facts to the National Counter Corruption Commission (NCCC) where the premier and his Secretary-General, Dr. PROMMIN LERTSURIDEJ (พรหมินทร์ เลิศสุริย์เดช), are in charge of setting strategies to deal with complicated frauds.

Moreover, Dr. Thaksin has assigned the Finance Ministry to curb briberies in the Customs Department.

The premier said that the government will take care of the matter. He said that the government is ready to receive any news about corruption through the government’s websites.

Source: Thai National News Bureau Public Relations Department - 11 January 2006

[astral]

Well, he has to start somewhere.

How about at the top??

[Chang_paarp]

Did someone hand him a dictionary with the definition of corruption?

[sonthaya]

Well, he has to start somewhere.

How about at the top??

Right he could start with himself

[opothai]

PM ADMITS ERADICATING CORRUPTION IS HARD TO IMPLEMENT

Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has admitted that eradicating corruption is a difficult task to implement as the problem is complicated and takes considerable time.

well who's a lucky boy then,

oh and all his family freinds and relatives

[The Dan Sai Kid]

PM ADMITS ERADICATING CORRUPTION IS HARD TO IMPLEMENT

Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has admitted that eradicating corruption is a difficult task to implement as the problem is complicated and takes considerable time.

well who's a lucky boy then,

oh and all his family freinds and relatives

That reminds me of a story I saw Tom Jones tell on an interview once.

It happened in the 70s, he was appearing at Vegas on the same bill as Elvis Presley. Elvis was showing him the badge he got from someone in the Whitehouse that said that he was an honourary member of the DEA. Tom Jones asked him when he would be arresting himself. Tom Jones never saw Elvis again...