Gen. Prayuth: army is not oblivious to political rift

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Gen. Prayuth: army is not oblivious to political rift

BANGKOK, 10 December 2013 (NNT) — Army Chief Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha has thanked the general public and officials for maintaining peace during demonstrations and affirmed that the army is not oblivious to the current political situation.

According to Deputy army spokesman Lt. Col. Winthai Suvaree, Gen. Prayuth has been deeply concerned with the developments of the political turmoil in the country.

The Army Chief was quoted to be at ease that the rally did not turn violent on December 9. He thanked the public and officials for showing mutual respect for one another .

However, Gen. Prayuth and the army would keep a close watch on future developments and would do their utmost to assist in helping resolve the political rift that has mired the country in a long-drawn crisis, said Lt. Col. Winthai


-- NNT 2013-12-10

[TVGerry]

Oh that's as close to a warning they can give without sounding too combative. Possible coup incoming!

[RubbaJohnny]

Agree it is a pssible outcome and the louder it's denied the more likely as per history.

I feel they fear the an election repeatt not to the tatse of their paymasters.

In a healthy democracy martial law is a disaster but in a corrupt failed state it may be the only transition to national salvation in th mind of traditionalists who wish to preserve deference tradition and other totems taboo here.Everyone who reflects realizes that huge changes are around the corner and jockeying for position is starting.I hope it will be be peaceful

[godden]

just wait for the first flat denial, theen abandon ship.

[kurtgruen]

Does that mean, our road might actually get worked on, again, if there is another coup? Seems to me, that was the only time, I have seen any road construction, in our neck of the woods

[siampolee]

Now is it in reality a political rift or a rogue political family led by a fugitive from justice causing the majority of the discontent we have just seen publicly manifested ?

Truth be known it is a renegade political family and its renegade leader that by their manipulating the political scene that have brought the country to the brink of what could and yet may be a disastrous outbreak of civil disorder which of course may demand the entry of the military to restore civil order.

Methinks that the good general is making a public announcement in a genteel fashion to all involved to toe the line so to speak, politically and family wise.

The people have made their feelings plain, hence the Thaksin clan along with all of their ilk should listen and step back from the brink and do Thailand and its peoples a favour, depart from the political scene now and remain out of that scene for many years.

[pkspeaker]

There's not going to be a coup. That statement reaffirms that, if a coup was imminent he would be critical of the governments handling of the protests, instead he just said public officials were showing respect.

Edited December 10, 2013 by pkspeaker

[Crushdepth]

There's not going to be a coup. That statement reaffirms that, if a coup was imminent he would be critical of the governments handling of the protests, instead he just said public officials were showing respect.

I can't see another coup unless the situation degenerates into anarchy and bloodshed. Then all bets are off.

[espinoza]

The Thai people should say sorry to this big general because they are worrying him. He`s not the Thai governments general. He`s his own general for his own army. I wonder what HM the King is thinking about that ?

[espinoza]

Now is it in reality a political rift or a rogue political family led by a fugitive from justice causing the majority of the discontent we have just seen publicly manifested ?

Truth be known it is a renegade political family and its renegade leader that by their manipulating the political scene that have brought the country to the brink of what could and yet may be a disastrous outbreak of civil disorder which of course may demand the entry of the military to restore civil order.

Methinks that the good general is making a public announcement in a genteel fashion to all involved to toe the line so to speak, politically and family wise.

The people have made their feelings plain, hence the Thaksin clan along with all of their ilk should listen and step back from the brink and do Thailand and its peoples a favour, depart from the political scene now and remain out of that scene for many years.

Who is this general working for ? The nation Thailand or his army ?

[anon210]

Now is it in reality a political rift or a rogue political family led by a fugitive from justice causing the majority of the discontent we have just seen publicly manifested ?

Truth be known it is a renegade political family and its renegade leader that by their manipulating the political scene that have brought the country to the brink of what could and yet may be a disastrous outbreak of civil disorder which of course may demand the entry of the military to restore civil order.

Methinks that the good general is making a public announcement in a genteel fashion to all involved to toe the line so to speak, politically and family wise.

The people have made their feelings plain, hence the Thaksin clan along with all of their ilk should listen and step back from the brink and do Thailand and its peoples a favour, depart from the political scene now and remain out of that scene for many years.

Who is this general working for ? The nation Thailand or his army ?

As all the Thais, first and foremost for himself!

[siampolee]

espinoza post # 10

Who is this general working for ? The nation Thailand or his army ?

freemindxs post @# 11

As all the Thais, first and foremost for himself!

To quote a line from the French.

'' All generalities are false including these two above.''