Road Closures for National Election
Road Closures for National Election
Hello good folks of CEO, I wanted to pick your brains and recall from previous years that during the national election July 28 if there will be road closures during the day, night...Has anyone seen an official statement from the government regarding this? What was closed last election?
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Re: Road Closures for National Election
Why would there be road closures? The only change is that alcohol is not supposed to be sold.
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Re: Road Closures for National Election
That rhetorical question is kind of a dickish response to a rather innocuous question from a well meaning poster.John Bingham wrote: ↑Thu Jul 12, 2018 10:13 am Why would there be road closures? The only change is that alcohol is not supposed to be sold.
Raksmey, I'll try and translate Celtic Truculence into English for you:
John Bingham wrote: I have not Raksmey. The only government statement I'm aware of is that there is to be no alcohol sold during the voting period.
John Bingham wrote: (No answer)
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Re: Road Closures for National Election
The only “closures” came after the “riots” started and from memory it was only a short block or 3 of the riverside for a few hours.
If you mean closure as can’t move because the trucks and cars and bikes roaming around with speaker blaring than that’s another story.
If you mean closure as can’t move because the trucks and cars and bikes roaming around with speaker blaring than that’s another story.
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Re: Road Closures for National Election
Those disturbances happened long after the actual election. And Brody, thanks for the completely pointless and pedantic English lesson. You seem like a really interesting person.kiwiincambodia wrote: ↑Thu Jul 12, 2018 11:45 am The only “closures” came after the “riots” started and from memory it was only a short block or 3 of the riverside for a few hours.
If you mean closure as can’t move because the trucks and cars and bikes roaming around with speaker blaring than that’s another story.
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Re: Road Closures for National Election
John Bingham, it wasn't an English lesson. It was a lesson on how to conduct yourself as a conscientious person on a diverse web forum.
And by reverting to type and predictably trying to denigrate me by calling me names: 'pointless' and 'pedantic' and snidely referring to me as 'interesting' goes to show that my comment was wasted on you.
Stay otof if you find being insolent so irresistible. They don't give a shit about that off-putting behavior over there.
Let us drop this so as not to muddy the poor OP's thread any further. You obviously had nothing constructive to add in the first place.
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Re: Road Closures for National Election
Wasn't there some kind of restrictions on people moving about during the local elections?
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Re: Road Closures for National Election
Brody, do you fancy yourself as a moderator or something? I'll post here as much as I like, thanks. I've contributed far more here than you ever will with your patronizing and snide remarks. You have managed to post twice on this thread without contributing anything, I gather you don't actually know anything about the topic?
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'bout as much as you apparently.John Bingham wrote: ↑Thu Jul 12, 2018 12:54 pm I gather you don't actually know anything about the topic?
Ooooh, look, I got the last word!
Re: Road Closures for National Election
When half the country is on the move to vote in an election this government keeps telling everyone will be free and fair, I doubt they'll be restricting movement.
As Bingham suggests, rhetorical or otherwise, there's no reason to assume there will be any road closures.
The only road closures I recall in 2013 (besides the pre and post election rallies around Freedom park), were during the protests which began in December 2013, months after the July 28 election.
When does the booze ban actually kick in? Friday night or Saturday night?
As Bingham suggests, rhetorical or otherwise, there's no reason to assume there will be any road closures.
The only road closures I recall in 2013 (besides the pre and post election rallies around Freedom park), were during the protests which began in December 2013, months after the July 28 election.
When does the booze ban actually kick in? Friday night or Saturday night?
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