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Thailand not ready for election yet: survey

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Thailand not ready for election yet: survey

BANGKOK: -- An opinion among community leaders nationwide found that 71.2 per cent of them do not think Thailand is now ready for an election.

The survey was carried out by Thai Researchers in Community Happiness Association among leaders of 659 communities from Thursday to Saturday.

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/breakingnews/Thailand-not-ready-for-election-yet-survey-30254621.html

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-- The Nation 2015-02-22

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  • In any Democracy the necessary quilification for a "free and fair" election is: A compentant fuctioning system of political parties free from corruption and with honest politicians running it.. An e

  • And I fear it will be a very long time before Thailand even comes close to that description.

  • The survey was carried out by Thai Researchers in Community Happiness Association among leaders of 659 communities from Thursday to Saturday. Of course in no way influenced by the current Junta...

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The survey was carried out by Thai Researchers in Community Happiness Association among leaders of 659 communities from Thursday to Saturday.

Of course in no way influenced by the current Junta.....facepalm.gif

BTW, what's the "Thai Researchers in Community Happiness Association"?

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Garbage in, garbage out.

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whistling.gif In any Democracy the necessary quilification for a "free and fair" election is:

  • A compentant fuctioning system of political parties free from corruption and with honest politicians running it..
  • An educated electorate.
  • And an electorate who can not be "bribed" or influenced by politicians due to fear of the consequences of their vote.

Now, do you really think that description fits Thailand?

I don't.

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The survey was carried out by Thai Researchers in Community Happiness Association among leaders of 659 communities from Thursday to Saturday.

Of course in no way influenced by the current Junta.....facepalm.gif

BTW, what's the "Thai Researchers in Community Happiness Association"?

I believe it was exposed a few months back on AsiaCorrespondent as having a website started a week before the coup registered to Noppadon Kannika who stated on his Linkdin profile that his current employer was the Royal Thai Army.

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whistling.gif In any Democracy the necessary quilification for a "free and fair" election is:

  • A compentant fuctioning system of political parties free from corruption and with honest politicians running it..
  • An educated electorate.
  • And an electorate who can not be "bribed" or influenced by politicians due to fear of the consequences of their vote.

Now, do you really think that description fits Thailand?

I don't.

And I fear it will be a very long time before Thailand even comes close to that description.

whistling.gif In any Democracy the necessary quilification for a "free and fair" election is:

  • A compentant fuctioning system of political parties free from corruption and with honest politicians running it..
  • An educated electorate.
  • And an electorate who can not be "bribed" or influenced by politicians due to fear of the consequences of their vote.
Now, do you really think that description fits Thailand?

I don't.

And I fear it will be a very long time before Thailand even comes close to that description.

Let's see which point would occur first; one or two.

whistling.gif In any Democracy the necessary quilification for a "free and fair" election is:

  • A compentant fuctioning system of political parties free from corruption and with honest politicians running it..
  • An educated electorate.
  • And an electorate who can not be "bribed" or influenced by politicians due to fear of the consequences of their vote.

Now, do you really think that description fits Thailand?

I don't.

Or at least free media which can't be bought or pressured, independent courts and police. If that is working it would filter out corrupt politicians....

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whistling.gif In any Democracy the necessary quilification for a "free and fair" election is:

  • A compentant fuctioning system of political parties free from corruption and with honest politicians running it..

You'd be hard-pushed to find an honest politician anywhere in the world.

Another day, another survey telling us how happy we are.

659 Thai community leaders. In other words the Thai big men say Thailand is not ready. Another survey will be out in a few days, and always Thai surveys feature top "leaders."

Community Happiness Association.....

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The survey was carried out by Thai Researchers in Community Happiness Association among leaders of 659 communities from Thursday to Saturday.

Of course in no way influenced by the current Junta.....facepalm.gif

BTW, what's the "Thai Researchers in Community Happiness Association"?

here you go...

http://asiancorrespondent.com/126917/why-are-some-opinion-poll-results-so-positive-of-the-thai-junta/

Thailand not ready for election yet;

Read the above, members, try to understand and accept it.

I know it will be difficult for you, but you always have TVF to spill your nonsense about the opposite.

Cheers, non believers and as the say.......Hard Luck.

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Obviously their attitudes haven't yet been adjusted enough and the Junta knows that their buddies won't be elected.

Just more propaganda from those who committed treason.

Obviously their attitudes haven't yet been adjusted enough and the Junta knows that their buddies won't be elected.

Just more propaganda from those who committed treason.

Treason?

Did you already inform your local representative?

If only Thailand were not ready for idiotic surveys.

What a coincidence that all 100 polls/surveys has exactly the same outcome as the generals thoughts

They will be saying this in 10 years time. And you know,..... they are probably right.

The survey was carried out by Thai Researchers in Community Happiness Association among leaders of 659 communities from Thursday to Saturday.

Of course in no way influenced by the current Junta.....facepalm.gif

BTW, what's the "Thai Researchers in Community Happiness Association"?

soldiers

Thailand not ready for election yet;

Read the above, members, try to understand and accept it.

I know it will be difficult for you, but you always have TVF to spill your nonsense about the opposite.

Cheers, non believers and as the say.......Hard Luck.

Costas, you will believe anything if its printed

Well, that's the opinion of the leaders.

What about the voters?

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The survey was carried out by Thai Researchers in Community Happiness Association among leaders of 659 communities from Thursday to Saturday.

Of course in no way influenced by the current Junta.....facepalm.gif

BTW, what's the "Thai Researchers in Community Happiness Association"?

" Researchers in Community Happiness Association" =" Researchers In Community Happiness Association"

They are happy and rich!

An opinion poll being conducted by a company with ties to the army,how convenient. Only someone like Costas would have faith in such a poll being a true reflection of how people truly feel.

And thanks to tbthailand for supplying the link to the article about TRCHA.

The survey was carried out by Thai Researchers in Community Happiness Association among leaders of 659 communities from Thursday to Saturday.

Of course in no way influenced by the current Junta.....facepalm.gif

BTW, what's the "Thai Researchers in Community Happiness Association"?

It’s a private firm with intellectuals at its core. (and maybe some influential military types?)

https://masterpoll.wordpress.com/about/people-working-together-in-academia/ is their web site

If they are trained in research, and this is the script they are giving out (the original post), wouldn't they feel embarrassed?

It is not clear yet how the community leaders found out what the people want.

Any links with details?

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What a coincidence that all 100 polls/surveys has exactly the same outcome as the generals thoughts

Some might think so - Costa and Rubl and their mates but it's not a coincidence that the Community Happiness Association which runs all of these surveys (all of which survey almost the same number of "people" - between 500 and 700) was started just after the Junta elected their General as PM. It's also not a coincidence that the director of this association also owns the domain names to the associations websites, is employed by the Royal Thai Army.

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It is not clear yet how the community leaders found out what the people want.

Any links with details?

Remarks from the countryside.

We had crackdowns by police and soldiers for three men in my village.

Two were well known recruiters for red shirts in Bangkok before/ the victims were the poorest of the poorests.

At the same time they were the biggist loan sharks in our area.

The army and the police took them out of "service".

My village people: A heave of a sigh of relief. Our village leaders too.

The third man was innocent, something with his ID card was not correct.

A remark from the people in my area, for the rest I'm ignorant.

Clean a little bit first, and than people can elect someone.

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