9 hours ago, webfact said:

government’s gamble as portrayed by the media.

How could a sure thing be called a gamble? Preposterous. 

5 hours ago, robblok said:

Latest polls don't seem good for the PTP and allies. (but then again what do polls say) 

More than 60% of respondents did not answer this question. Hmmmmm. .. Under the current regime, would people be afraid to say they prefer the Dems?

2 minutes ago, candide said:

More than 60% of respondents did not answer this question. Hmmmmm. .. Under the current regime, would people be afraid to say they prefer the Dems?

Give it a rest, already said polls don't say that much, ill wait for the election to see who or what. Hopefully this year. 

10 hours ago, webfact said:

content of the document is based on the principles of justice and equality

To which the military has declined to sign. They operate on the principle of absolute power that stands outside of any constitution , MOU or other agreements that guarantee Thai people liberties and rights. So in effect, what difference does it make who signs the military's MOU - might as well include expats, foreign temporary workers and tourists for all the constitution is worth.

So far as Jatuporn agreeing to sign the MOU (albeit conditionally), that may just be to provoke former People's Democratic Reform Committee leader Suthep Thaugsuban's rejection of the MOU and his political love child former Democrat PM Abhisit.

 

6 hours ago, smedly said:

The Photo in the OP

 

an idiot and 5 growlers that think they are powerful and want to rule something 

- Please remember 

                                      Idiots are very popular - every village wants one.

9 hours ago, ChrisY1 said:

I understand that this goon is the president of the red shirts....so I'm guessing that then makes him the PT party leader?....and if so, as party leader if they happen to win, would he be PM? :))

Do you have his resume Sir.? I comment on performance and from what the regime have shown is 0 performance. Not one legitimate reform from the pavement up.