Will Chalerm Survive Next Reshuffle?

[maidu]

Besides the other event we are all anxiously waiting for...

what's that, my first three-some? The second coming of Saint Bob? .... the sequel to 'The Rake and the Hoe'?

[hellodolly]

Chalerm is Thaksin's enforcer, cleaner and henchman all rolled into one. He is loyal to a fault. Why would the boss dispense of his MVP?

You're right, up to a point. However, there are 2 reasons T might dispose of Chalerm. One is if Chalerm goes deeper down the doo doo path of making silly comments regarding law enforcement issues. You would think that even Thaksin, with his propensity for lying and making wild claims, would eventually see Chalerm as a drawback in that dept. Or maybe not, as there may be no point too low for such men.

The other is if Chalerm makes a power grab which is not sanctioned by higher ups.

He could put him with Jutaporn and have a matched set for the mantle on his fire place.

[hellodolly]

Kinda like a game of poker with marked cards. You exchange the deck for another deck of marked cards and you still get one winner and a lot of losers.

[sunshine51]

Ahhhhh...Good point Watson...Good point.

However my dear lad...the real question is this...

Will the next reshuffle survive Chalerm?

[metisdead]

Mentioning it would put me in violation of TV rule #2.

Don't even think about making veiled speculation or insinuations either! Do it again at your own risk.

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[EvilDrSomkid]

Mentioning it would put me in violation of TV rule #2.

Don't even think about making veiled speculation or insinuations either! Do it again at your own risk.

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Re. first line: Understood.

I could not find the link to the original article.

[mrtoad]

Maybe Chalerm is not hitting his 90 day targets.