His party got the highest number of popular votes.europtimiste wrote: ↑Mon Mar 25, 2019 12:33 pm Hopefully there will be discussions to form a coalition and eliminate this dictator.
Please explain how that makes him a "dictator".
His party got the highest number of popular votes.europtimiste wrote: ↑Mon Mar 25, 2019 12:33 pm Hopefully there will be discussions to form a coalition and eliminate this dictator.
How ?? A Junta leader is always a dictator. This one ruled the country for 5 yrs. without freedom of speech, with art. 44, with computer crime, no political meetings. etc..etc.Felipesed1 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 25, 2019 2:06 pmHis party got the highest number of popular votes.europtimiste wrote: ↑Mon Mar 25, 2019 12:33 pm Hopefully there will be discussions to form a coalition and eliminate this dictator.
Please explain how that makes him a "dictator".
An old, very old party, could't bring new ideas. A party close to the monarchy and oligarchy.
In some areas, the number of ballots seemed to exceed the number of voters. In others, voter turnout was reported to be 200 percent.
I wondered that. A ballot is an instrument used to vote, so I assume the allegation is that there were actually less voters than ballots completed. The 200% seems to be about massaging the reports of numbers who actually voted, in an attempt to show what a good turnout it was and getting it completely and utterly wrong. Just my take on what he could mean.dtaai-maai wrote: ↑Mon Mar 25, 2019 10:15 pmAnd as a minor aside, don't these two sentences effectively say the same thing?
In some areas, the number of ballots seemed to exceed the number of voters. In others, voter turnout was reported to be 200 percent.
Ahh, don't mean to steal your post, but unless it has changed since the old fellow passed away, the Holiday Inn Bangkok is owned by the Harilela Group of Hong Kong.owner of the water park, Intercontinental, Holiday Inn...……….
No idea.I was referring to his businesses in Hua Hin.