News Forum - Nonthaburi protesters threw fermented fish at PM Prayut’s van

[Thaiger]

Yesterday’s visit to Nonthaburi may not have gone exactly as planned for PM Prayut Chan-o-cha as he was met by a horde of disapproving local residents including some protesters that threw smelly fermented fish at his van. The Prime Minister was greeted by both supporters and opponents as he came to inspect the flood wall along the Chao Phraya River. Authorities had feared that with the runoff from the heavy storms in the North and the dams above releasing massive amounts of water, Bangkok could be hit with overflowing floods. Fortunately, the flowing river stayed 1.5 metres below the embankment […]

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[Griff1315]

Can we find out the fish throwers identities I for one would like to buy them a beer or 10.

 

[palooka]

Hope it was falah fish.

[Pompies]

It's about time that more of this public display of anger took place. I say well done to everyone who took part.

[Poolie]

Who is cleaning up after them?

[Greeneyes]

The fish complained of a rotten smell coming from inside the car!!

[Bob20]

2 hours ago, Griff1315 said:

Can we find out the fish throwers identities I for one would like to buy them a beer or 10.

 

And they can use the empty bottles as they please...

[Hamosity]

8 hours ago, whitesnake said:

I couldn't agree more. The people of Thailand need to unite in their opposition to Chanocha and his band forehead trombones!!  

Good name for a band……

[Stardust]

The biggest embarrassment of Thailand is sitting in this van.

[HiuMak]

20 hours ago, Thaiger said:

Yesterday’s visit to Nonthaburi may not have gone exactly as planned for PM Prayut Chan-o-cha as he was met by a horde of disapproving local residents including some protesters that threw smelly fermented fish at his van. The Prime Minister was greeted by both supporters and opponents as he came to inspect the flood wall along the Chao Phraya River. Authorities had feared that with the runoff from the heavy storms in the North and the dams above releasing massive amounts of water, Bangkok could be hit with overflowing floods. Fortunately, the flowing river stayed 1.5 metres below the embankment […]

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why waste perfectly fermented thai fish on a bad egg?

[nikoncam]

why does the pm need to inspect himself? aren't there departments responsible for these kinds of things? lol

[harry1]

they have every right to be angry ,being ignored by hi-so while they getting a third booster jab is indefensible, when restriction are lifted ,the public will come out on the street demonstrating of their disapproval

[dmacarelli]

Prayuth, Pratin, Anutin, Phiphat, and the mafia chief Prompow must go. These guys are toxic, corrosive, corrupt, ineffective, incompetent, untrustworthy, very bad for the nation, and virtually assure a rotten future for the nation, a drop to 75th place in GDP, and increasing irrelevance. They have already turned Thailand from the tiger of SE Asia, to a sorry, rabid, whiny, anemic alley cat. They are despised like never before. 

Things have changed so dramatically in the past few years, and especially since the Covid failures here. I do not think anything applies from the past, anymore. I have never seen the Thai people so angry, disappointed, frustrated, hungry, disenfranchised and scared. When this disease passes, the fools are gone, baby gone. Like the wind. There will be no holding the people back. No tanks, no soldiers, no guns. Nothing will prevent a positive change from happening.

Prior to announcing the construction sites clusters will be closed, would it not have made sense to have had a plan in place, to deal with the workers, test them, and determine how many needed to be quarantined? What kind of defective, intellectually incapacitated leadership makes a plan like this due to Covid infections, and then makes no provisions to lock down the sites long enough to determine who is infected? And then allow thousands of super spreaders to exit Bangkok, and travel throughout the nation?

Are they deliberately trying to sabotage any chances of recovery? Or, are they really and truly this inept, and this unable to lead, effectively? If the latter is true, Prayuth and Anutin are the two most dangerous people in Thailand right now.

Where is the hope? Where is the promise of a better future? With a country that is being so badly mismanaged, and an economy that is being destroyed and sabotaged before our eyes, one can easily become despondent. How will things change, if the youth is not even allowed to show dissent? How to get rid of the dinosaurs once and for all. And unlike in the past, there is absolutely no moral leadership of any kind here anymore. Very sad. For those of us lucky enough to have a steady income, it is sad, but we live good lives. My heart really goes out to most of the Thai people. Their lives are being crushed. Woe is Thailand. 

The people are going to have to "dispose of" these sabateur clowns, before their nation drops to 125th in the world in GDP, down towards Burundi, South Sudan, Somalia, Niger and Afghanistan. 

The pride of SE Asia? Once, maybe. Before they made the historic and monumental mistake of letting the Thai army destruction crew take over. There is a price to be paid for many decisions made in this life. Letting these junkyard dogs in, and allowing them to stay, is coming at a very high cost for this nation. 

Power to the youth! VICTORY to the youth! May the dinosaurs be exorcised from Thailand!