Security officers “visit” to ex-MP was not attitude adjustment, says Army chief

By The Nation

 

Army Chief General Chalermchai Sitthisart

 

BANGKOK: -- A visit by security officers to a former Pheu Thai MP had nothing to do with the Prime Minister’s “four questions” and was not “attitude adjustment”, Army Chief General Chalermchai Sitthisart said on Wednesday.

 

Gen Chalermchai said Yutthapong Jarassathian was among writers of the book, “Getting rid of Rice Mortgage, Killing the Farmers”, which addressed the plight of Thai farmers after the Yingluck government’s scheme was abolished by the junta government. 

 

He said officers invited him to “talk”, and it had nothing to do with the premier’s questions that mention “bad” politicians.

 

The general said Yutthapong is a knowledgeable person on the economy so the junta wanted to talk with him about that. He said it was not a so-called attitude adjustment, which was prevalent when the junta first took office in 2014.

 

“Please don’t say that it’s an attitude adjustment. It sounds harsh. Let’s say it’s a talk that we all wish to get the best for our country,” said the Army chief.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/news/breakingnews/30318057

 

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As they say in Thailand "Same Same No Differance"  just a talk !

Aah, the visiting security officers were part-time economy hobbyists. Got it. 

Just your average every day Thai Junta intimidation...

Let’s say it’s a talk that we all wish to get the best for our country,” said the Army chief.

21 hours ago, webfact said:

A visit by security officers to a former Pheu Thai MP had nothing to do with the Prime Minister’s “four questions” and was not “attitude adjustment”, Army Chief General Chalermchai Sitthisart said on Wednesday.

 

Nope, just good old fashioned intimidation.

Now if he'd written a book explaining where all the money went, why the Chair chose never to attend and chair the meetings she appointed herself to run; and perhaps include the hitherto unpublished accounts as an appendix: Now that would make a good read!

sure it was attitude adjustment; just a different degree; i really appreciate the military spokespeople. then i know what not to believe

“Please don’t say that it’s an attitude adjustment. It sounds harsh". Does this mean now that if you say "attitude adjustment" you will be summoned for attitude adjustment?

I always knew that it was just a social visit.