ohm commented : [quote:o4bad2cn]by Somanee on Mon Apr 26, 2010 6:57 p04 I am interested with the constitution of Thailand. I wonder if the Prime Minister has any prerogative power such as power to declare war, making international treaty like Prime Minister in United Kingdom. Because in United Kingdom, these are all royal prerogative that are belonged to the Queen but now being exercised by the Executive. And I wonder if the dissolution of Parliament lie in the hand of Prime Minister and is there any checks and balance? Thank you.[/quote:o4bad2cn] Suggest you search and find out the answers for yourself. Search the internet. You can find some good information there. Just don't believe everything you read and when in doubt, check multiple sources and try to make your own close conclusion to your questions. You'd be crazy to believe what you read on forums from the people who come across as experts in Thai history and politics.

fast eddy commented : oo the son of a former beauty queen) their crimes against humanity, to allow the Thai military to get away scott free for the death of many Thais due to their atroscious transportation system et al. Shame on the judge - less he forgets this country has a phrase - Som Nam Na! He will get his one day! Fast Eddy

Voice commented : I could say the same for Danish monarchy as I had met with H.K.H Princegemalen the husband of Danish Queen when he came in honour of RAMA5 at the Asian House in Copenhagen on Saturday 13th June 09. The Danish government has allowed the statue of RAMA5 to be erected at the Asian House in Copenhagen.