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In the mean time the junta spoils itself with more power. New political parties are forbidden, the current ones can't organise anything anymore and the junta has entitled itself with the right to make laws. Also the top dogs of the police and decret service have been fired.
... makes me wanna go "hmmmmm", but the population still seems to approve, so then it's all good for me I guess...
There is no coup d'état that comes without some housecleaning Jan...though I agree in keeping a very watchful eye. On the the other hand, I think I've never heard of a coup with so much domestic and foreign support which has been so peaceful...It's still a bit bizarre to me
Confucius say, Man who walk through airport door sideways going to Bangkok.
Originally posted by Miroslav
It's not like he grabbed his balls and sucked his dick. It's not like he gave the Saudis the original copy of the Constitution to use as toilet paper. It's not like he gave away the secret recipe to the Colonel's chicken. .
BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) -- Thailand's military rulers said Tuesday they had completed a draft interim constitution and planned to name a new prime minister as soon as possible.
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