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"Nattaphon" advises the people of the city not to force the election of the governor.
Bangkok because of fear
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21 May 2022 17:15
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"Nattaphon Teepsuwan" poked the city people to choose the governor.
Bangkok to be proud
Do not force yourself to choose because of fear.
Vote for no right to vote
But if you can choose, you have to choose people with the same ideology.
Are you going to use the right to vote for the Bangkok governor?
Vote
On May 21, 2022, Mr. Natthaphon Teepsuwan, former Minister of Education and former PDRC leader, posted a personal Facebook page about the governor's election.
Bangkok, which will be held tomorrow (22 May 65) again, stating that
“Set your sanity.
Choose the person you think you will be most “proud” of saying that person is your representative.
Everyone has one vote. Don't "force your heart" to choose because of "fear" when you know it's "no".
I have no right to vote. because of the case that fights for the right But if I can get down I will stand with people with the same ideals. and fight together Because for me that is the most important and valuable thing! #love justice #get everything #Ideology never changes.
Reporters reported that
Previously, Mr Natthaphon and his wife, Taya Teepsuwan, have expressed their support for Sakolthee Phatthiyakul, candidate for Bangkok governor No. 3, who is a former PDRC leader. He also posted a message inviting the people of the PDRC or the masses of the people.
Join forces to decide on a candidate who has come out against the amnesty law at the end of the alley.
and corruption of the government in that era together.
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