Popular Post Nickymaster Posted May 12, 2014 Popular Post Share Posted May 12, 2014 Thexxxxxxxx is on bail with sedition charges, and he is threatening the court presidents with sedition charges. Funny circus! They don't see it that way. They also had Robert Amsterdam on stage this weekend. Remember the Indian guy and all the shit he got from CAPO when he joined Suthep? Robert Amsterdam is Thaksin's mouthpiece and the police, CAPO and DSI have no problems with him being on stage. Another crystal clear example of double standards. 7 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
smedly Posted May 12, 2014 Share Posted May 12, 2014 The UDD, he added, would also lodge a complaint with Crime Suppression Division police to take action against Mr Surachai for colluding with 96 senators to stage the election of the Senate speaker last week. The senate held an election to elect a speaker and because the one who won the democratic vote doesn't suit Jutaporn he calls the election a collusion. That must be a new take on red democracy. If our candidate doesn't win then it is collusion. Presumably if the UDD favored candidate wins then it is a free and fair election. How can they lose an election under those terms. The senate held an election to elect a speaker Illegally. The Royal Decree convening the special Senate Session didn't mention the selection of Senate Speaker/President on the agenda. It's mandate was to endorse the new member of the NACC and the appointment of Administration court specialists, and that's it. They didn't need to elect a speaker, Surachai was deputy Speaker and chaired the meeting as such - he was the one who allowed the eletion to go ahead even though it wasn't on the Royally decreed agenda. If they needed a Speaker (not a deputy Speaker) to hold the meeting, the meeting could not have been held. Sorry to disabuse you, you complain about the PTP not following rules? It doesn't get much higher than a Royal Decree. what the hell difference does it make it's hardly a serious issue were someone is trying to steal billions of baht or abuse power - the Senate needed a speaker - they voted and now they have one - F-F-S give is a rest Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Scamper Posted May 12, 2014 Popular Post Share Posted May 12, 2014 Irony corner. " Jatuporn said acting caretaker prime minister Niwatthamrong Bunsongphaisan had petitioned the Council of State challenging the legitimacy of the of election of Mr Surachai Liangboonlertchai as the Senate speaker last week. " Jatuporn has been charged with sedition since 2011. He is currently out on bail, because - incredibly - he was deemed to have not broken his bail conditions ( conditions that apparently allow threatening widespread civil war ) at a bail hearing he was apparently too sick to attend. Nattawut has also been charged with sedition since 2011. He is also out on bail as a result of the same review at the same bail hearing that - quite coincidentally, he was also too sick to attend. Jatuporn wants to charge the presidents of the Supreme Court, the Administrative Supreme Court, the Constitutional Court, and the National Election Commission with sedition if they meet to discuss the possibility of nominating an interim prime minister - by which it is possible to do just that through existing provisions in the constitution. Niwatthamrong - who Pheu Thai calls a prime minister - was nominated through unconstitutional means - not through a quorum-filled parliament, or through the Senate in the event of a quorum-less parliament. The later constitutional provision is now being explored and it is the one Pheu Thai wishes to stop. Niwatthamrong - despite the fact that he was not nominated through constitutional means - nonetheless wants to file his own lawsuit against the newly elected Senate speaker. The Council of State is an agency that works directly under the prime minister and has rubber-stamped all of Pheu Thai's legal arguments during the last two and half years, though they have generally been successfully challenged in court. They have routinely approved of every Pheu Thai legal initiative, both great and small. 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DrTuner Posted May 12, 2014 Share Posted May 12, 2014 By the time the charges reach the courts, there will be at least two new constitutions, half a dozen failed governments and body count in thousands. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
billd766 Posted May 12, 2014 Share Posted May 12, 2014 The UDD, he added, would also lodge a complaint with Crime Suppression Division police to take action against Mr Surachai for colluding with 96 senators to stage the election of the Senate speaker last week. The senate held an election to elect a speaker and because the one who won the democratic vote doesn't suit Jutaporn he calls the election a collusion. That must be a new take on red democracy. If our candidate doesn't win then it is collusion. Presumably if the UDD favored candidate wins then it is a free and fair election. How can they lose an election under those terms. The senate held an election to elect a speaker Illegally. The Royal Decree convening the special Senate Session didn't mention the selection of Senate Speaker/President on the agenda. It's mandate was to endorse the new member of the NACC and the appointment of Administration court specialists, and that's it. They didn't need to elect a speaker, Surachai was deputy Speaker and chaired the meeting as such - he was the one who allowed the eletion to go ahead even though it wasn't on the Royally decreed agenda. If they needed a Speaker (not a deputy Speaker) to hold the meeting, the meeting could not have been held. Sorry to disabuse you, you complain about the PTP not following rules? It doesn't get much higher than a Royal Decree. Are you an expert on Thai Constitutional law now? To do that I would have to assume that you read, write and speak Thai fluently and have a Masters degree in Thai law. Of course that may not be quite correct but keep on plugging away. I am sure quite a few people will believe you. I won't, nor will many others but you don't care about that. You appear to know more that the CC judges who have been doing the job for many years. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NCFC Posted May 12, 2014 Share Posted May 12, 2014 Law suits flying all over the place are preferable to bullets flying all over the place. Surely we can all agree on that? Sent from my iPhone using Thaivisa Connect Thailand Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Morch Posted May 12, 2014 Share Posted May 12, 2014 The courts can't do this, that or the other but we can say and do whatever we want as we represent democracy. Interesting. Someone facing terrorist charges, threatens to file sedition charges if state agencies dare to meet and discuss something he doesn't like. The same man who is very lucky to still be out on bail waiting his court appearances. Yet he, and his colleagues not only meet and talk about treason but then go on stage and advocate it. There is no shame, no morals and absolutely no truth in Thai politics. Little enough in most politicians but this is one area where the Thais really do lead the rest. MiL called from Isaan this morning. They only get red TV news. She was saying how poor Yingluck had been so badly treated when she hasn't done anything wrong; how Yingluck is nice and kind and so wants to pay all the farmers, But those nasty protesters and their backers stopped her. There is a real crank up of the pro Thaksin / Shin propaganda up there - and as usual totally one sided very economical with the truth statements. But, these people are poorly educated, receive only the information the reds want them to receive and have no real understanding of what's really going on. They don't know billions and billions of baht have gone missing or read Forbes and see the Shin's increased their own wealth 450% whilst PTP in office. I feel really sorry for them because 99% of the ones I know up there are hard working decent honest nice respectful people; and its sickening to see them lied to and ruthlessly exploited by the side they think will look after them, Well, if the people are so misinformed, wouldn't it be in the best interests of the Democrat Party and the PDRC to open their eyes? Yes, campaigning has been hard or even hazardous in some parts of the country. But the point is exactly this - do they ever show up when elections aren't around the corner? Let us say the locals are incited to treat them badly, how will this be solved by making a decision in Bangkok? I'm not saying intimidation ought to be condoned, accepted or ignored, just that it cannot be done with just by legalization and enforcement. At some point the Democrats will have to go out there and make friends. Or give up on ever being more than they are now. Building bridges to the other side's voters is a long process, without assured success. I just don't see the Democrats doing anything to change the situation, rather looking for magic solutions. Better, safer condition need to be applied, for sure, but there's some long term effort to be put in from the Democrat Party's side as well. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mr Yim Posted May 12, 2014 Share Posted May 12, 2014 This is our law and you are breaking it before we can make it up All this crowd are doing is trying to confuse the situation with a pile of complete nonsense threats and intimidation again they show complete distain for the law There are two clear facts 1. PTP did not elect a PM a CTPM or anything else closely resembling a PM - they couldn't legally do that, at best they elected a new party leader to replace the sacked Yingluc 2. The Senate needed a new speaker so the whole of the functioning Senate had an election to elect one - no foul there These people either need to drop one or get off the pot and go home - shouting and making threats from a stage doesn't cut it The majority of Thai people are sick and tired of the red bullies of the paymaster voicing their scripted vomit It's time to petition the courts to have the whole PTP removed for defiance of the courts - notice Charlerm is now silent in case he incriminates himself as he got the sack last week Cant beat them in an election so petition the courts to remove them - the Democrat Party or at least its TV members Democrat Party supporters perspective on democracy (the irony). Should you get your wishes the PTP will simply reform under another guise and go on and win the next election. The Democratic Party are unelectable dinosaurs and they know it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nickymaster Posted May 12, 2014 Share Posted May 12, 2014 The time for the old guards and Sutheps Brown Shirt Brigades is running out. Because UDD threatens court presidents with sedition charges? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ulic Posted May 12, 2014 Share Posted May 12, 2014 Not sure why people are surprised it is already a judicial coup. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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