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Like Yingluck, most Thais are not optimistic about the future

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7 hours ago, Raymonddiaz said:

Do u know the men in brown have put a blanket on themselves so no risk of prosecution in the future. check the news mate!

 

Which doesn't mean all those before should get the same free pass does it?

 

 

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8 minutes ago, Baerboxer said:

 

Which doesn't mean all those before should get the same free pass does it?

 

 

The men in brown need to set a good example but they save their butts and check other's buts if stinky.

1 hour ago, Baerboxer said:

 

Which doesn't mean all those before should get the same free pass does it?

 

 

The fact is, the corrupt prosecuting someone else for corruption is farcical. If the senior members of the junta accrued their obscene wealth through collecting an army salary, then let them prove it before they start pointing the finger at others.  The problem here is that Prayuth has already made it abundantly clear that no one is allowed to question his wealth/assets.  Kind of says it all.

The root of the problem is that there isn't a fair, transparent

 

Not with the new Poet laureate around its just a hunt to discredit everything except him and his tail waggers. Most PM,s do not have time for song writing, Twerking and Poems. Hippocratic leadership he needs to be sectioned.

11 hours ago, Raymonddiaz said:

good article. The ones who are judging Yingluck are the one who will not be accountable for their actions in the future.

Or so they seem to think. I suspect a way will be found.

Like Yingluck, most Thais are not optimistic about the future

 

Most Thais are not like Yingluck, ...extremely wealthy and facing charges for government corruption totalling hundreds of billions of baht.

 

Nice try though...

10 hours ago, scorecard said:

Just his opinion.

 

It's not the view that I hear from many Thais. 

And of course you converse with hundreds of thousands of Thais in order to have such an informed opinion ?

17 hours ago, whatawonderfulday said:

And of course you converse with hundreds of thousands of Thais in order to have such an informed opinion ?

It's common for people like this to project their opinions on to others, and assume they are of the same mind.

 

It's not smart but it is common.

On 6/28/2017 at 7:58 AM, scorecard said:

 

That's a big statement.

 

Yingluck is going through an official legal process. 

 

Makes me laugh, many of the negatives posters have conveniently forgotten the actions, attitudes and policies of her very corrupt family.

 

 

Yingluck may be going through an official legal process  BUT  her successors have ensured that they will never have to.

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