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Så här står det i Wikipedia om Amnestin i konstitutionen.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007_Constitution_of_Thailand
Amnesty for coup leaders[edit]
Constitution Drafting Committee Chairman Prasong Soonsiri asked the CDC to ensure that the military was given amnesty from prosecution. No previous permanent constitution contained clauses giving amnesty for rebellion.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007_Constitution_of_Thailand
The Thai Rak Thai party had several major objections to the draft constitution.
- It disagreed with an appointed Senate, claiming that it reflected a condescending view of the electorate.
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It disagreed with Article 299, which provided amnesty to the military junta for staging the September coup.
- It disagreed with Article 173, which forbade ministers who are MPs from voting for a Prime Minister facing a censure motion, claiming that it undermined the authority of elected politicians.
- It disagreed with Articles 257 and 259, which barred politicians from interfering in the work of bureaucrats, claiming that it would make it difficult for governments to implement their policies.
- It noted fear of a return to bureaucratic rule in government, with too much power handed to officials and the courts.
A court later terminated the party and banned its entire executive team of over a hundred from politics for 5 years due to election fraud.
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Så du anser att detta skall bevisa dina teorier
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En åsikt sagd av de som förlorade makten i kuppen
Förslår att du för en gångs skull läser konstitutionen istället som den är skriven !!
För att underlätta för dig har du den HÄR
För att YTTERLIGARE underlätta för dig klipper jag in HELA texten på artikel 299 som du rödmarkerat här ovan så du kan rödmarkera i den vilken text det är som ger "amnesti åt kuppmakarna" !!!!
Section 299. The Ombudsmen who are in office on the date of the promulgation of this Constitution shall be Ombudsmen under the provisions of this Constitution and shall continue to be in office until the expiration of the term and, for this purpose, the term shall be taken to commence as from the date of the appointment by the King and such Ombudsmen shall completely elect one amongst themselves to be Chairman of Ombudsmen within sixty days as from the date of the promulgation of this Constitution, and the provisions of section 242 paragraph two and paragraph three shall apply mutatis mutandis.
The Election Commissioners, members of the National Counter Corruption Commission and members of the National Economic and Social Council who are in office on the date of the promulgation of this Constitution shall continue to be in office until the expiration of the term and, for this purpose, the term shall be taken to commence as from the date of the appointment. The members of the National Human Rights Commission
who are in office on the date of the promulgation of this Constitution shall continue to be in office until the appointment of the National Human Rights Commission has been made under the provisions
of this Constitution. But, if such persons, upon appointment, have been in office for a period of not more than one year up to the date of the promulgation of this Constitution, the provisions prohibiting the holding of office for a period longer than one consecutive term shall not apply to such persons in respect of the first appointment of members of the National Human Rights Commission under this Constitution.
The persons under this section shall continue to perform duties under Organic Acts or relevant laws as in force on the date of the promulgation of this Constitution until Organic Acts or other
laws have been enacted in the implementation of this Constitution, save that any provisions which are contrary to or inconsistent with provisions of this Constitution shall be replaced by the provisions
of this Constitution.