PM calls on people to be careful when sharing information in social media

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BANGKOK, 9 July 2016 (NNT) - Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha called on members of the public to be careful about sharing information in social media and to maintain peace.

Government spokesman Sansern Kaewkamnerd said that there was an attempt to associate southern separatist movement with a photo shared in social media depicting persons wearing shirts with a map of the five southern border provinces.

However, he said, the shirts were produced by Tadika School Coordination Foundation Center for sale to fund a campaign to preserve the Malay language and was not associated in any way with the separatists.

He quoted the premier as saying distorted information could possibly escalate conflict in society while the people should be careful when receiving and sharing information in social media.

-- NNT 2016-07-10

Another foot in the mouth moment and the use of the phase calls on should be warns or threatens.

Any excuse to silence any voice.

Why should he worry about this? Soon his single gateway will be able to monitor and censor any citizen's social media message!

Another foot in the mouth moment and the use of the phase calls on should be warns or threatens.

Any excuse to silence any voice.

He does not want his distorted information to conflict with the truth simple.

A campaign to preserve the Malay language might well be an aim of the separatists.

Why can't he speak for himself? Why does he need to speak through a spokesman?

Why can't he speak for himself? Why does he need to speak through a spokesman?

Because his spokesman is better at making lies sound like truth.

The POS has been trained in the art of lying. Not very well though because part of the art of lying is not looking like you're lying. But looking all rich and important and having the word 'Colonel' in his title is good enough for Thais.

Winnie

Edited July 10, 20169 yr by Winniedapu

So Immigration wants your social media (and family parentage details), the very details that ID fraudsters would love, maybe the PM should stop that nonsense in its tracks?

The media gets 90% of their news stories that begin in social media....not including political stuff......scoops are now almost a thing of the past .....FB, Line, Whats Ap etc run a story...and away it runs!

The news outlets are always asking for pieces of news and pics...

"distorted information"........this government does nothing else but distort things..