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Some very salient point there but a little dramatic, we should all be aware that these are ambit claims and in the unlikely event Suthep's plan bears fruit the outcomes would bear little resemblance. If wiser and cooler heads prevailed.

You would hope so. But it seems there is no middle ground in Thai politics, you're either in or your dead. Interesting about the defense minister should be a military man. That would be a very bad move and further legitimize the military role in government. Even more interesting is that only one person in Thailand can appoint anyone above the rank of Colonel.

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Ahem.

Wasn't he implicated up to his eyeballs in a scandal?

Yep exactly.

The guy is an absolute tool and should face the death penalty for making Thailand look like a mental asylum.

A lot of farangs see this guy as Thailand's Messiah, the chosen one who has come forth to save Thailand.cheesy.gifcheesy.gifcrazy.gif.pagespeed.ce.dzDUUqYcHZ.gifcrazy.gif.pagespeed.ce.dzDUUqYcHZ.gifcrazy.gif.pagespeed.ce.dzDUUqYcHZ.gif

1995 As part of the Sor Por Kor 4 -01 land reform scheme, Suthep gave title deeds to 592 plots of land in Khao Sam Liam, Kmala and Nakkerd hills of Phuket provience to 489 farmers. It was later found out that the members of 11 wealthy families in Phuket were among the recipients. Suthep addressed a huge crowd in his Surit Thani constituency a month before a nocofidence debate and called on his supporters to March on Bangkok in the hudreds of thousands to defend his reputation. The scandle led Prime Minister Chuan Leekpai of the Democrat Party to dissolve the House of Representatives in July 1995 in order to avoid the no cofidence debate. In subsequent elections, the Nation Party won a majority, leading to the downfall of Chuan Leepai's Democrat Party led government.

2009 Suthep was accused of violating the Constitution of Thailand by holding equity in a media firm that had recieved concessions from the government. Under the 1997 Constitution of Thailand, which Suthep has supported, Members of Parliment are banned from holding stakes in companies which have recieved government consessions. In July 2009 the election commission announced that it would seek a ruling by the constitutional court to disqualify Suthep.

Suthep held a press conference a day later, announcing his decision to resign from parliament. Suthep's resignation as an MP did not affect his status as a Deputy Prime Minister and as a Cabinet member. If his case had been submitted to the Constitution Court, he would have been suspended from duty as Deputy Prime Minister. He insisted his resignation was not proof that he had done anything wrong but that he was worried about status as Deputy Prime Minister.

So maybe he should be the first in line for the firing squad, but I am sure he would only want the death term, once he has gained complete control with his latest attempted coup!

Excellent point there bkkfaranguy.......

"The scandle led Prime Minister Chuan Leekpai of the Democrat Party to dissolve the House of Representatives in July 1995 in order to avoid the no cofidence debate."

Chuan showed honour and honesty is his decision, its a pity Yingluck didn't act that honourable and honest when it came to her scandal racked government's no confidence debate, she just claimed ignorance of the facts and it was business as usual.

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Politicians convicted of corruption should face the death sentence or life imprisonment and those convicted of vote-buying should face a life-time political ban, the People's Democratic Reform Committee proposed yesterday.

In a Buddhist country ? ohhh boy what a megalomaniac fruitcake crazy.gif.pagespeed.ce.dzDUUqYcHZ.gif

"Meanwhile, Supreme Commander General Thanasak Patimaprakorn said he wanted to see the country quickly return to peace. Since the election date had been set, he hoped concerned people could find ways to ensure free and fair election"

Not so silly this guy hes a little more in touch with reality biggrin.png

"Suthep said he understood that prolonged struggle for political reform would affect the economy, and that people were waiting for the military to make a decision. But the people had decided to choose by cutting a vicious circle from Thai politics."

Self delusional hero complex nutjob crazy.gif.pagespeed.ce.dzDUUqYcHZ.gif

Suthep urged the military to side with the people adding that the best way they could lead the country out of political doldrums was to make the caretaker PM step down.

"The people have awakened and if state officials stand by the people, the matter will be put to rest. If you make a quick decision, the people will hail you as the people's heroes,'' he said.

Suthep attempts to bribe with illusions of grandeur being the heroes facepalm.gif

Thanasak said although police and military officials had been instructed not to use arms against the people, he worried that that third ill-intentioned group may take advantage of the situation to create a scene.

Methinks the man saw right through that last salespitch. whistling.gif

Suthep insisted that before the general election is held the caretaker government must step down to pave way for an interim government to run the country temporarily while the people's council must be established to implement reform. He vowed that after the reform is completed, he would wash his hands of politics.

Demanding lying nutjob bah.gif

Pretty sure the demand for people to be executed will be far too over the top for most Thias elite or whatever.

so good of Suthep to let his mouth reveal the limits of his humanity cheesy.gif

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"The people have awakened and if state officials stand by the people me, the matter will be put to rest. If you make a quick decision, the people I will hail you as the people's my heroes,'' he said. Real meaning.

"He vowed that after the reform is completed, and after all my colleagues, friends and family are entrenched, he would wash his hands of politics"

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The death penalty is just a tad extreme, but a lot of other things that have been proposed "could" work out well "if" they were implemented in the right way. Sad to say I just don't see it happening now.

Whilst I never particularly liked Suthep (as he's just as corrupt as the Shinawatra's), I and many others supported the "ideals" (in principle) he was claiming when the protests originally started, however now, he's pushing people away in droves as it's getting far too extreme and despotic.

It's time for there to be a legitimate "3rd" party here, it's long overdue and I'm amazed that it hasn't happened as yet. Something a bit more "in the middle" perhaps, rather than the extremes that we tend to see all the time. We live in hope.

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Maybe Suthep is secretly working for the reds to destroy the credibility of the Dems ? xph34r.png.pagespeed.ic.-kLhrEOh0G.webp

Yea thats it Suthep must have been on Skype with ol Toxin..... "now Suthep when you get to the meeting what I want you to say is this"..................................cheesy.gif

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The only good part of this is that at last some of the Thai people are beginning to realise and publicly acknowledge that corruption is rampant within the Government, even if they are confused as to ways of dealing with it.

Who knows? Perhaps some good may come out of these political disputes, there maybe hope yet.

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Some of his ideas are right

Politicians should face life time bans for corruption .. death seems a little harsh

Police should also be in the same boat ... taking bribes should be off force ... not moved to another office or position

Guess all the cops and politicians would be out of work pretty quick

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Ahem.

Wasn't he implicated up to his eyeballs in a scandal?

Yep exactly.

The guy is an absolute tool and should face the death penalty for making Thailand look like a mental asylum.

A lot of farangs see this guy as Thailand's Messiah, the chosen one who has come forth to save Thailand.cheesy.gifcheesy.gifcrazy.gif.pagespeed.ce.dzDUUqYcHZ.gifcrazy.gif.pagespeed.ce.dzDUUqYcHZ.gifcrazy.gif.pagespeed.ce.dzDUUqYcHZ.gif

facepalm.gif so right

i just read on twitter, that few days ago, Suthep did order the police to arrest Yingluck, and ordered the military to guard the govt. building.

no more comment from me, as this doesnt make any more sense.

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The North Koreans take them out back and execute them on the spot. The Chinese may still do that. Maybe the North Korean model is what Suthep is talking about. On the spot, shoot from the hip.

I think he wants to model the country on North Korea with himself appointed as the supreme ruler.

He already is the supreme ruler.

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So who would be left? In fact you could go a step further and declare that anyone giving/accepting a bribe should be put to death and wipe out the entire population

Okay, so what do you propose..... just let things stay the same..? Thailand now has a chance to reform, Lets hope there is a way forward from this point for the Thai peoples. And corruption is a good starting point .. especially with high ranking officials.. Death sentence is a pretty good deterrent. wai2.gif

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'Corrupt politicians should face death term'

This is an excellent idea, and Khun Suthep has clearly thought it through carefully. If such a scenario were to be enacted, it would have massive positive implications for the Thai economy.

Just think of the job creation possibilities... rope makers, carpenters to make the gallows and coffins, extra judges and court officials, jailers..... the list goes on. The only downside I can see is that the number of cremations will add to global climate change badly (deforestation for fuel and the burning thereof)...instead of the February/march smog in Chiang Mai, we could be choking all year round.....

Of course, without so many corrupt politicians, a bit more money might actually reach the projects that need it, but that is where this post goes into the realms of fantasy.....

Just a thought whistling.gif

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A death sentance seems a little over the top. Thailand already has in place laws and fines for corruption for those giving and those receiving. The fines, prison terms could stand some tweaking, but the asset seizure part (already in place) will get all parties attention.

Now if you want the latter to even start to work you have to compensate and protect the whistle blowers, snitches, or what ever name you use. Then just to eliminate the driver, butler, maid being assigned the asset, ban for life any political activity/office as well as any government paid, approved or financed business. Money, wealth is the god these people worship, set a few examples by making them and all family member, paupers and the first battle of the war will be won.

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I don't know why, but I'm finding the re-runs of the "Roadrunner" cartoons more logical than Thai politics, especially with regard to this bloke.

I mean, Wile E. Coyote at least had a plan, and he followed through religiously in his objective.

Oh wait, I see the connection to Thai politics now - his plans were always ludicrous and he usually blew himself up and never actually achieved anything.blink.png

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Some very salient point there but a little dramatic, we should all be aware that these are ambit claims and in the unlikely event Suthep's plan bears fruit the outcomes would bear little resemblance. If wiser and cooler heads prevailed.

Indeed, he is full of hot air but if he can force change i'm happy enough. Politicians should be punished much more and better then is the case now. Statue of limitations should also be gone. But as Arthur has said already there are already good anti corruption laws they only need to be used.

But new laws making sure politicians play by the rules and a body that really enforces them is the way to go.

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I suggest he try out his new policy in his power base of Phuket. IMO, Phuket is the most corrupt province in Thailand when one measures it on the cost to the general population. He can start with an inquiry into the family who controls a large swathe of real estate along the beach road in Patong. Next he can investigate the Bangla Rd district. Oh wait, that might prove embarrassing. Never mind.

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Politicians convicted of corruption should face the death sentence or life imprisonment and those convicted of vote-buying should face a life-time political ban, the People's Democratic Reform Committee proposed yesterday.

Now we're talking.

In a way he is right... should be a lot harsher penalties rather than almost no penalties at all which is the current system.

Not sure about death, but life in prison suits me.

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I suggest he try out his new policy in his power base of Phuket. IMO, Phuket is the most corrupt province in Thailand when one measures it on the cost to the general population. He can start with an inquiry into the family who controls a large swathe of real estate along the beach road in Patong. Next he can investigate the Bangla Rd district. Oh wait, that might prove embarrassing. Never mind.

Why start there.. nationwide is a much better idea then all of them can be caught. Let all those corrupt politicians whatever affiliation they have get caught.

This is indeed the reason why there is so much fighting in Thai politics.. if there is no money to steal then they wont fight. Slowly clean up Thailand.

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Well the death penalty for corruption by politicians was how China first dealt with the problem. The public execution of a senior Minister for corruption soon eradicated the problem, or at least pushed it much much further underground. In fact most of Sutheps rants are pretty 'Chinese' in a way. I commend him for taking what appears to be a harsh and serious stance against the cancer that holds this country back, but as the old saying goes 'It ain't what you do it's the way that you do it' !

I am not sure having ex Military men as Minister of Defence is a good idea either. As ex Military my experience would show that favouritsm/nepotism would be just as bad and you need someone to make impartial decisions whilst being advised by Military Experts.

My comments on here have gone down 75% since this started, It's too much hassle keeping up. Let them get on with it, life is not affected one iota where I live and the baht continues to weaken against the major currencies. happy days!

I suggest they first of all shoot the dictator spawn as an example. Maybe that is the only one necessary to kill.wai2.gif

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A death sentance seems a little over the top. Thailand already has in place laws and fines for corruption for those giving and those receiving. The fines, prison terms could stand some tweaking, but the asset seizure part (already in place) will get all parties attention.

Now if you want the latter to even start to work you have to compensate and protect the whistle blowers, snitches, or what ever name you use. Then just to eliminate the driver, butler, maid being assigned the asset, ban for life any political activity/office as well as any government paid, approved or financed business. Money, wealth is the god these people worship, set a few examples by making them and all family member, paupers and the first battle of the war will be won.

That's an excellent idea but a bit complex. Kill them all is beautiful in it's simpplicity, so let's stick with that

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At long last I can see an end to this farce. Our Dear Leader climbs on the stage at Victory Monument and announces to the 20 odd people left that he will be the first to enforce the new law. With that, he pulls out a gun and shoots himself. Problem solved.

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in Suthep 's mouth : corrupt politicians Thaskin S. should face death terms!laugh.png

because no way, him or his "democrat" party will vote this law! yes he his crazy but not to the point

to dig his own grave thumbsup.gif

You can never know. Mad dogs does many strange things. What suprise me is that so many are tailgating the dog.

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