Junta failed to achieve reconciliation, says poll

SUNDAY, JULY 16, 2017
Junta failed to achieve reconciliation, says poll

Re: The Sunday Nation, Page 2

Nonsense! People have reconciled that their lives are just going to be less fulfilling. The military government has triumphed! Reconciliation is a success!
Yellowboat

LOL .... nope. Thailand needs someone to take control otherwise you will have mayhem, insecurity, lawlessness and fighting between parties .... it’s been proven time & time again.
I guess some farang can’t see that and therefore prefer mayhem as before.
Steven100

The remnants of Yingluck’s party have been mostly put down, with charges or jail or the threat of both. While the Yellows have been essentially absolved of all wrongdoing. I would say the reconciliation is nearly done.
Canuckamuck

Thaksin woke up the middle and lower classes and they won’t go away or back to sleep; on the other side of the wealth/ income gap are the Bangkok elites and their supporters; they are entrenched with a lot to protect. The names and faces of the two groups’ leaders may change but the underlying, root differences remain; can’t see how the military can alter that; even attempts to muzzle the reds by jailing, threatening their leaders doesn't address their grievances; already we have been advised of their leadership ‘change’ yet [control remains] in the same family.
If these new talks do not have red buy-in then the sheer size of that party means there is reconciliation on only one side; some reconciliation.
YetAnother

Why would anyone pay attention to a poll of probably .00001 per cent of the population?
Keith101
This is complete nonsense! A poll of 1,278 out of a population of 65 million-plus is not representative. 
Why is there no detail about how those who participated in the poll were selected? 
Why has my wife been not canvassed for her opinion?
Perth person