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Prime Minister Is Satisfied with Thailand’s Improved Competitiveness


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29 minutes ago, colinneil said:

Priceless/pathetic comment from a pathetic excuse of a PM, he is by far the only one satisfied with the countries position, everybody else are far from satisfied.

By opening up the country in 120 days or less he is absolving himself from all blame.

A master stroke to save his skin.

If the country stays closed he will pay the price in subsistence,

Thailand is or must be nearly broke with all it's borrowing.

His plan is to open up, then every one is on their own... sink or swim..

his reply will be.. " the borders are open" no bail-outs or lets go halves schemes.

 

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35 minutes ago, mikebell said:

He's satisfied at the number of vaccine doses available to the population!  He's satisfied with Anutin in charge of medical matters!  He's happy to have a self-raising drug dealer in his cabinet!

 

Ah, he's  easily  satisfied,  like many things here mediocraty is the aim

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6 hours ago, webfact said:

Deputy government spokeswoman Treasure Taisaranakul said the prime minister acknowledged the competitiveness ranking and is satisfied with the country’s position.

When you set the bar so low there is no surprise. A great Monday morning chuckle for this article.

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8 hours ago, webfact said:

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha is satisfied with Thailand’s improved competitiveness shown in ratings by the World Competitiveness Center

We could have improved much more with a competent and duly elected government. 

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