KING IN THAI HEARTS: Why Thai People Hold HM the King So High in Their Reverence and Endless Love
..The Monarchy has been around in Thailand for 700 years. It is an institution of great reverence. It is the strength of Thailand, not an obstacle to progress.
...The politicians are the liabilities of our democratic system. If the politicians are clean and really work for the progress of the country, there won’t be any street demonstrations. They can’t be brought to jail easily because Thailand’s rule of law is slow.
"Thaksin and his nominee's governments ...Since they control Parliament, they issue law to serve their interest... Since they control the public office, they appoint their own people to serve their interest. ...Since they control the budget process, they disburse the money to their own constituencies.... Since they have control over government concessions, they award the concessions to their cronies or those who pay the kickbacks." ...Great leaders are known for uniting the country; Thaksin succeeded in dividing the country into two ugly pieces. His legacy continues. Most important, he represents the politics as we know it. He is not for change, but for the status quo. Reference Thanong Khanthong. The Nation, October 8, 2008
Since Sept. 19, 2009, HM the King has stayed at Siriraj Hospital for 22 days by Sat. Oct. 10. The number of people who went to Siriraj Hospital to sign their get-well wishing for His Majesty has reached nearly 500,000 names across the spectrum of social statuses and geographical areas. Some of Them came to pray in front of HM’s Portrait and at both the monuments of Prince Mahidol of Songkla, HM the King’s father and the Princess Mother.
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