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	These posts are political and therefore temporary. Prayuth owes permanent allegiance to His Majesty, the head of state in the people&rsquo;s name. The military must remain apolitical, and on that basis the general&rsquo;s comment is out of order.</div>
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	The duty of the military is to protect the sovereignty of the Kingdom from aggression, be it from a foreign source or from within the country itself. Tomorrow may provide another test of this duty.</div>
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	JC Wilcox</div>
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	Bangkok&nbsp;</div>

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Sovereignty held by His Majesty

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