Igår berömde du ju de rödas agerande. Nu berömmer du PT:s kritik mot de rödas agerande ??
Hej
Jag berömde inte deras agerande, men jag hade förståelse för att dom ville låta Demokraterna smaka lite på sina egna metoder t.ex som när dom utestängde röda plitiker ifrån möten och parlament, och nu senast när dom öveföll Parlamentets talman, jag tycker att Chalerm agerande var bra och det visar förhoppningsvis vägen för andra partiers politiker hur man bör agera i en demokrati. och jag hoppas att poletten trillar ned hos Abhisit, men det är nog tveksamt om man ser till denna artikel av Veera Prateepchaikul .
En av dom politiska veteranerna i det Demokratiska partiet Bhichai Rattakul uppmanade ju partiledningen att be om ursäkt för dom demokratiska parlamentsledamöternas uppträdande när dom överföll talmannen, men han är numera utfryst och mobbad i partiet och någon ursäkt kom aldrig.
Bhichai Rattakul's unrealised plan
- Published: 27/08/2012 at 06:25 PM
- Online news: Opinion
Although former Democrat leader Bhichai Rattakul retired from active politics decades ago, he was frustrated by the colour-coded political impasse of the last few years and tried to do something about it - but his own party blocked his efforts.
Mr Bhichai came under heavy fire from the party's own supporters when he criticised the party over an unruly incident involving Democrat MPs in the House of Representatives on May 30. He made the comments during an interview with Voice TV, a pro-Thaksin cable television channel.
During a heated debate in the House on the controversial reconciliation bills, about a dozen Democrat MPs rushed toward House Speaker Somsak Kiatsuranond, surrounded him and loudly accused the PheuThai MP of being biased toward the government. At the height of the confusion, Democrat MP Rangsima Rodrasamee seized the speaker’s chair from Mr Somsak.
In the interview, Mr Bhichai criticised the Democrats’ conduct and demanded that they make an apology. Shortly after the interview was broadcast and posted on the social media, the savage criticism began. He was accused of having been bought by former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, of betraying the party and of being a chameleon.
The retired veteran politican appears unperturbed by the offensive remarks of his critics. During an interview with Matichon newspaper last week he talked calmy about how he felt about the Democrat Party and its leader, Abhisit Vejjjajiva, and his unrealised plan to bring about national reconciliation.
Bhichai Rattakul (L) and Abhisit Vejjajiva (Photo by Chanat Katanyu)
Mr Bhichai said Mr Abhisit was the right choice as party leader because he is a man of principle, honest and committed to his work. However, the current Democrat leader has one weak point – that is, he does not know how to make the best use of the people in the party.
Mr Bhichai recalled when he first joined the Democrat Party about five decades ago he was taught by then party leader Kuang Abhaiwong that a key factor in the success or failure of a party leader is how to make use of people – that is to bring out the different expertise and talents of individual party members, put them together and utilise them.
Mvh Isan Lover
http://www.bangkokpost.com/opinion/opinion/309571/bhichai-rattakul-unrealised-plan
