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	The very existence of Yingluck as prime minister is an insult to the country, the government and the electorate. But take heart, Thailand, you will soon have company in the very important category of political chicanery and an electorate consisting of morons.</div>
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	A former world powerhouse, now bucking for the status of banana republic, will soon run Hillary Clinton for president based on the same credentials as Yingluck. And you know what, she&rsquo;ll probably win. The one thing about moronic behaviour that you can depend on is that it will spread like a virus.</div>
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	John Arnone</div>
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	Yasothon</div>

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