Thailand female PM removed by Constitution Court

[A Singaporean]

Told you many times. Women should remain in the kitchen.

 

[Ah Max]

an la, ze spawn iz strong. nex female pm in waiting.

 

[Sustanon]

A woman can never ever ever be trusted with money let alone a country.... oh my goodness....

 

[ftan42]

She trusted Hun Sen, who had previously taken in his father during his exile. As a young and inexperienced leader, she believed that settling the long-standing border dispute with Thailand in "private" would be a way to resolve the issue once and for all. However, her decision ultimately led to her dismissal as Prime Minister and resulted in Cambodia ceding control of a portion of the disputed territory to Thailand.

 

[batman1]

The pro-monarchy and pro-army constitutional court have usurped the people's mandate.

 

[bobby]

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[bobby]

This is true democracy….courts and politicians are seperate entity unlike SG where
courts=gahmen=PAP=mata=SAF=civil service.

 

[jsctan]

No more chiobu Thai PM....So sad.
TS, you need to progress, not regress.
If my dotter is a talent too, will support her all the way to top seat too.

 

[laksaboy]

The pro-monarchy and pro-army constitutional court have usurped the people's mandate.

Left to their own devices, the Asiatic countries always naturally gravitate towards a totalitarian regime, rule by a dictator or military junta. They need their Supreme Leader.

Only angmoh intervention for some time can mitigate this. Refer to Japan, Taiwan and South Korea.