Junta aims to leave critics breathless

People are starting to get restless. Better get on with democracy or things might get out of control 
tracker1
Freedom not on your life here, exit time
wakeupplease
Latest protests in Chiang Mai, still small but gaining ground.
And with the Shins becoming mammoths in the room, they must be having sleepless nights. 
Thailand
Every now and then since 2014, there has been a window of opportunity to fix this abomination of chains. There’s a window here now. Don’t drop the ball this time. 
Greenchair
Every bully is a coward at heart.
debate101
“Most of them were accused of having links to the red-shirt United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD), according to the source, who added that they had been monitored by authorities.”
Is this all they got? Seems like made up charges.
LazySlipper
Sounds like children in the school playground. You cannot speak to them, I don’t like them. Pathetic, that’s what it is. They are running scared that their time at the trough is running out.
colinneil
They promise elections in November or February 2018, but have not allowed any campaigning.   And they cannot fathom why people do not trust them. The junta is an embarrassment to Thailand.
Yellowboat
Big brother does not want to be criticised. They want to be above the law, untouchable ...
nobodysfriend
This shows the way of “going forward to democracy” of this junta-led government!
And for me it’s always like that: for more they use the “new laws to protect their power”, for more that has to be protected as it’s just to stay in power and ruin more and more this country and their people!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
OHaHHH forget, that’ the road map of Prayut!
manhood
It will get real interesting when the conscribed and voluntarily signed up service men of all ranks have had enough. Truth of the matter is there are a lot of red shirts in the military and the straws maybe getting heavy on the camels’ backs. 
holy cow cm