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Thai Rak Thai asks supporters to criticise Govt on website

The Thai Rak Thai Party is calling on its supporters to air their frustrations about the current government and express political opinions on its website.

Party leader Chaturon Chaisang told caretaker executive member Ekaporn Rakkwamsuk and the Thai Rak Thai publicity team to create a blog on www.thairakthai.or.th.

The team will ask questions to entice a response on current government policies.

"This is a way for the public to release their frustration over government action such as its move to scrap the Bt30 medical scheme,'' Ekaporn said.

Source: The Nation - 7 November 2006

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I dare them to come Jai Dee's way :o

Suprised you left this open.

Regards

Just remember the current guidelines on political postings here.

News is news... and at ThaiVisa we try to post items that we find are informative but not critical... impartial, but informed (to the best of our ability).

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Why would anyone want to write in and criticise the governments abolision of the 30 baht health scheme?

Arn't they replacing it with a free health scheme? :o

I'm sure I did read that recently.....

You did... read about it here.

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Why would anyone want to write in and criticise the governments abolision of the 30 baht health scheme?

Arn't they replacing it with a free health scheme? :o

I'm sure I did read that recently.....

You did... read about it here.

Wouldn't you love to be a fly on the wall at one of these TRT meetings. How do they come up with this, a comedy writer couldn't think up better.

The government want to make health care free, and TRT want people to complain that they are doing away with charging them for their healthcare!!!!!!! :D

LMAO

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For me in tot,the site doesn't work

error dns :o

Worked for me, but I couldn't read it.

Is this not going further than flogging a dead horse?

Could TRT ever hope to become the main party again?..... wait a minute, I live in Isaan...... stupid stupid me :D

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Thai Rak Thai asks supporters to criticise Govt on website

The Thai Rak Thai Party is calling on its supporters to air their frustrations about the current government and express political opinions on its website.

Party leader Chaturon Chaisang told caretaker executive member Ekaporn Rakkwamsuk and the Thai Rak Thai publicity team to create a blog on www.thairakthai.or.th.

The team will ask questions to entice a response on current government policies.

"This is a way for the public to release their frustration over government action such as its move to scrap the Bt30 medical scheme,'' Ekaporn said.

Source: The Nation - 7 November 2006

It seems TRT just don't get the message. Instead of asking the people for suggestions on how to improve their party they just want to stir up emotions against the encumbents. In providing "The team", i.e. TRT member, it appears that "The team" will be in a position to manipulate opinion. For each PC literate person participating in this blog you can bet the chinese whispers will reach 100 or so.

I'll shut up now before I say something politically incorrect if I haven't already done so.

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Other than the main pigs that were pushed from the trough, the main priorities for the rest of the pigs, is to get their snouts back in as soon as possible i.e. switch party and distance themselves from TRT.

They couldn't influence many on the net anyway as most PC owners will be educated enough :o not to fall for this stunt.

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Other than the main pigs that were pushed from the trough, the main priorities for the rest of the pigs, is to get their snouts back in as soon as possible i.e. switch party and distance themselves from TRT.

Thats the name of the game. :o If you're not in the trough - you're nothing in Thai politics. There are no other principles. "Principles?" - Pah! :D

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