21 May 69
"Tintin," "the garden," "I don't know how to run the country, just to criticize," after asking to review the pull of the Privy Council, attend a drought board meeting, reiterating, not a meeting or a command, but a presentation of the work, a normal practice, "demonstrating wisdom and maturity."
On May 21, 69, the Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, Nutthong Pong, the President of the United States, and the leader of the People's Party, asked to review the Privy Council meeting on the Drought Board as something that has been going on for almost 10 years. It is normal, not a meeting.
Mr. Anin said that he believed that each Privy Council was responsible for the care of each of your brothers and sisters in each region, many of whom were chief executives in the civil service before, as you may see, it was also a good thing that we presented and listened to the views of the experienced.
When asked if Nutthong used the word "Don't Tear Down the Sky," the Prime Minister said: "No, there are people who keep talking, keep trying. This doesn't happen. Don't pay attention to rhetoric or intentionality. The brothers and sisters understand what they are doing this for, and all the comments they say are wrong. It's not a meeting, it's not a command, it's not an interference with the work of each sector.
"I don't know how to run the country, and I'm just going to criticize it, show wisdom and maturity," the prime minister said.











































































