Militärkupp i Oktober ?
I alla fall enligt denna PT MP:
http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/politics/194465/surapong-coup-in-oct-for-sure
A Puea Thai MP has come up with a grim prediction that there would definitely be a military coup in October.
Surapong Towichakchaikul, a Chiang Mai MP, said on Friday that he had information which led to the belief that there would definitely be a coup.
The coup makers had already drafted a new constitution and prepared to make a general whose name begins with the initial 'P' the new prime minister after the coup, he said.
Mr Surapong, known to be close to former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, said the information he obtained was different from that received by Puea Thai chairman Chavalit Yongchaiyudh.
Gen Chavalit also predicted there would be a coup late this year, but that subsequent changes would be positive.
Mr Surapong said his information predicted the changes would be negative.
Mr Surapong outlined four reasons for the military to stage a coup:
1. There were rifts in political parties. MPs had started to switch parties. Politicians were up for sale despite being in a democratic system. This was a collapse of democracy.
2. Politicians had blatantly indulged in corruption. Financiers behind political parties had openly sought interests from politics.
3. Appointments of government officials had been plagued with injustice. Positions had been put up for sale. The bureaucratic system had been destroyed.
4. People in society were seriously divided, beyond repair.
Mr Surapong said October was favourable for a coup. It was at the beginning of the fiscal year when the situation would be ripe.
The coup makers would cite the four reasons to justify their actions. They would say the coup was to safeguard the people's tax money before it was plundered by politicians, Mr Surapong said.
He said another reason for the coup was that if there was an election the Puea Thai Party would certainly return to power and its opponents would not let this happen.
The MP said he did not know whether his disclosure would be enough to deter the coup plotters.
He said a coup would be acceptable to him only if it could really solve problems.