Krawiir denounced fake news about a 7 million baht bribe transfer to the Prime Minister, labeling those spreading and amplifying it without verification as “stupid, lousy, and evil.” Meanwhile, Nan Boonthida warned to always check before sharing, cautioning that otherwise, "the offense is complete." The tags are [fake news, misinformation, political controversy, social media, legal warnings]
26 Oct 2026 GMT+7 Krawiir Prissanantakul Member of Parliament (MP) for Ang Thong, Bhumjaithai Party, posted a message viaFacebookaddressing fake news about a money transfer to Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul. He said that hearing the news reminded him of three words: “stupid, lousy, evil,” and added that
“‘Stupid’ applies to both those who spread the news and those who fall for it, while also insulting the intelligence of fans by assuming they’re as foolish. The fact is there is no such bank account belonging to Anutin, and the maximum online transfer limit is 5 million baht per day (confirmed by Kasikorn Bank).”
‘Lousy’ refers to those making accusations or checking facts without honesty, who fail to do their homework or provide evidence. They grab any hearsay or statements and use them to damage others without verification. Such standards of fact-checking can only be called ‘extremely lousy.’”
‘Evil’ describes some who might know the story isn’t true but still deliberately raise the issue, spread harmful rumors, and intentionally harm others for political gain, personal satisfaction, or entertainment, despite knowing it’s false. This behavior is ‘evil by permanent nature.’” The tags are [fake news, political criticism, misinformation, social responsibility]
Krawiir concluded by saying “As for those who still choose to be stupid, lousy, and evil despite knowing the truth, I’ll just leave them all there—too time-consuming to explain.”
On another note, Ms. Nan Boonthida Somchai Deputy Minister of Digital Economy and Society and MP for Ubon Ratchathani, Bhumjaithai Party, posted a message onFacebookwarning about the dissemination of information, stating that “Always check before sharing, every news, every issue; otherwise, the offense is complete.” She emphasized the importance of verifying facts before sharing information, as spreading inaccurate information can cause harm to others and may lead to legal consequences.