Plodprasob retaliates

BANGKOK: -- Deputy Premier Plodprasob Surasawadee has started carrying a whistle to retaliate against anybody who chooses to blow a whistle at him.

He said yesterday that he met Education Minister Chaturon Chaisang, who was assaulted by whistle blowers on Wednesday.

He told Chaturon that if he was attacked by whistles he would blow one back because anybody who blows a whistle at another is an unethical person.

Blowing a whistle at government figures is one of four ways for people to show civil disobedience, as urged by former Democrat MP Suthep Thaugsuban.

The other two are withholding corporate tax and flying a Thai flag outside the home.


-- The Nation 2013-11-15

Lol children posing as politicians.

what a complete pric-k...if he had a brain he,d be dangerous....grow up..and so should the dems..or just get out of politics..pathetic people....

Anybody who blows a whistle at another is an unethical person.

So he buys a whistle?

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Anybody who blows a whistle at another is an unethical person.

So he buys a whistle?

I was thinking the same thing. Surely he must see something wrong with this, but somehow I feel that he doesn't.

if he was attacked by whistles he would blow one back because anybody who blows a whistle at another is an unethical person.

I am glad he's finally admitted to being unethical.

"Deputy Premier Plodprasob Surasawadee has started carrying a whistle to retaliate against anybody who chooses to blow a whistle at him."

Oh you sad, sad, little man.

So what was the PT login behind the blood letting they did in certain areas in BKK

Hardly run of the mill protest spilling blood everywhere

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Thailand the hub of spoiled grown ups with zero tolerance sense

Can't make this shit up! Like Monty Python, but in reverse and with that awful Benny Hill tune.

Amazing! He actually said that?

Visions of him riding around Bangkok with his head out of the window. Blowing his whistle at traffic cops.

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One potential good thing about this whistle campaign - hopefully less available for security guards who blow the 'whistle' out of my brains in parking lots.

It's gonna be blow for blow.

Amazing! He actually said that?

He said it. But the Dems actually did it

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Amazing! He actually said that?

He said it. But the Dems actually did it

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Sorry Gerry but again you have lost the plot ... The "Dems" did not say that anyone that blows a whistle at another person was unethical and then proceed to say he was going to be unethical.

Then again since when is blowing a whistle assault?

I am still amazed at what crybabies and cowards some of the reds and PTP are.

Visions of him riding around Bangkok with his head out of the window. Blowing his whistle at traffic cops.

With the amount of hot air he's proved capable at producing no one will be able to compete.

Amazing! He actually said that?

He said it. But the Dems actually did it

Doing it is childish. Saying that is idiotic.

Blowing a whistle at government figures is one of four ways for people to show civil disobedience, as urged by former Democrat MP Suthep Thaugsuban.

The other two are withholding corporate tax and flying a Thai flag outside the home.

I see why the Journo went into writing instead of a job involving maths.

As for Plodprasob, what can I say, yet again we see Thai politicians reaching new heights of folly. I can only pray that everyone starts blowing whistles at him now as to see him retaliate would be a serious giggle.

When in the UK on leave, There are times when I am having a political conversation in a pub or wherever with friends, and now and again I get asked what the politics are like in Thailand.

I don't even bother to try to explain it, because I know they either don't believe it, or at the very least think I am over-exaggerating... So I tend to just say that I don't really follow it.

The past few weeks is conclusive as to the reason why.

Blowing a whistle at government figures is one of four ways for people to show civil disobedience, as urged by former Democrat MP Suthep Thaugsuban.

The other two are withholding corporate tax and flying a Thai flag outside the home.

I see why the Journo went into writing instead of a job involving maths.

As for Plodprasob, what can I say, yet again we see Thai politicians reaching new heights of folly. I can only pray that everyone starts blowing whistles at him now as to see him retaliate would be a serious giggle.

Agreed, I would be laughing my butt off.

Plodprasop: making idiots around the world feel intelligent.

Visions of him riding around Bangkok with his head out of the window. Blowing his whistle at traffic cops.

Maybe he had the whistle before when he was directing the 1,000 boats to disperse the flood water.

 

Amazing! He actually said that?

He said it. But the Dems actually did it

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Sorry Gerry but again you have lost the plot ... The "Dems" did not say that anyone that blows a whistle at another person was unethical and then proceed to say he was going to be unethical.

 

Then again since when is blowing a whistle assault?

 

I am still amazed at what crybabies and cowards some of the reds and PTP are.

Shall we also blow a whistle at you every time you pass your door?

You seem to not have a problem with that, so you would probably even enjoy it

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A mutual blowjob??

I will leave to my fellow posters to place Khun Plod on the evolution laddder:

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I'm not even sure Plod is on the evolution ladder.

Blowing a whistle at government figures is one of four ways for people to show civil disobedience, as urged by former Democrat MP Suthep Thaugsuban.

The other two are withholding corporate tax and flying a Thai flag outside the home.

I see why the Journo went into writing instead of a job involving maths.

As for Plodprasob, what can I say, yet again we see Thai politicians reaching new heights of folly. I can only pray that everyone starts blowing whistles at him now as to see him retaliate would be a serious giggle.

It will be a giggle, watching Plod try to work out what part he has to blow.

Amazing! He actually said that?

He said it. But the Dems actually did it

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One can always rely on you to whistle up something vacuous

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Perhaps we should look at this from a different perspective. Suthep suggested that his supporters should blow whistles at the opposition MP's as a means to show their discontent which is a far cry from the violence suggested by the Red supporters during the Silom disturbances.

I for one would feel much happier having a whistle blown at me than someone firing a weapon or starting fires and blocking the commercial center. It is simply a audible but passive means to show the PTP that there are many who feel they are being misrepresented and it also servers to allow the opposition to vent in a non violent manner. No harm, no foul

“Since light travels faster than sound, people appear bright until you hear them speak.”

Amazing! He actually said that?

He said it. But the Dems actually did it

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Sorry Gerry but again you have lost the plot ... The "Dems" did not say that anyone that blows a whistle at another person was unethical and then proceed to say he was going to be unethical.

Then again since when is blowing a whistle assault?

I am still amazed at what crybabies and cowards some of the reds and PTP are.

Shall we also blow a whistle at you every time you pass your door?

You seem to not have a problem with that, so you would probably even enjoy it

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Gerry, if you can get Thai people to blow a whistle at me for any perceived wrong that I have done to Thai people then YES! Please do so! Trust me, I won't be crying about it, or calling it assault, or blowing one back at them after stating that blowing whistles at people is unethical!

You still have lost the plot.

Alas since I am neither a moron nor a public figure in Thailand I will likely only have whistles blown at me 4-5 times a day