.png.3b3332cc2256ad0edbc2fe9404feeef0.png)
than
-
Posts
1,353 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Downloads
Posts posted by than
-
-
Good news......
-
Looks like they could do with some English lessons.
and lessons in democracy and lessons in freedom of speech
(yes the irony of them GATHERING is not lost! so lessons in fairness and equality too)
The LM law disturb those who have somethings to reproach
LM law is an Thailand internal affair
US must adhere to UN Chart who stipulate (US sign chart the October 24th 1945) : NON-INTERFERENCE IN INTERNAL AFFAIRS OF STATE, THE MAIN Corollary PRINCIPLE OF EQUAL SOVEREIGN STATES
As the principle of the sovereign equality of States, the principle of non-interference constitutes one of the fundamental principles of international relations.
-
Remember that the US does not have friends, just interests
-
I know English standards in Thailand are bad but if you're going to make a banner to hold up at a protest, you should at least make sure all the words at the spelled correctly.
Since when did <deleted> have an 'e' in it?
Just another day in the Land of Xenophobia.
A rhetoric from men who hate Thailand and his People !
It's the right of Thai people to defend The Nation, The Religion, and The Revered Institution
-
Long Live the King
-
Same message was given over a decade ago - "The UN is not my father".
Yes by a nationalist former and convicted prime minister
-
UDD what is this ? The main problem of Thailand
It's a criminal organisation which is so called "democratic"
This organisation gathers some terrorists, corrupt politicians, communists and anti-monarchists under the banner of taksin money
-
Well we all know that the Junta is certainly not going to give her permission to travel for that invitation.
YL is indicted for crime and she is in trial, currently she must ask permission to court for leave country not junta.
A new attempt from PTP/Red to distort fact
The court also told Yingluck not to leave the kingdom unless she has received permission from the court.(source : Nation multimedia May 19 2015 http://www.nationmultimedia.com/politics/Yingluck-pleads-innocent-to-dereliction-of-duty-ch-30260428.html)
-
Saudi Arabia will host a conference in mid-December to try to unite the Syrian opposition
Lol, Is that they will invite the front al nosra ?
-
I hope coalition will strike the IS oil customer : Turkey....
the main IS oil buyer is Turkey
-
When 84 % of french are agree to curb their liberty for security....
-
Jatuporn, the well know UDD liar.....
Mr Jatuporn, if you are evidence show us, if no, shut your mouth....
-
Few month ago Russian has propose a large alliance against DAESH, but France and other western country reject it......
-
Let's see, he wasn't actually INVITED, but because other leaders of countries are going, he decided he has to also go. Like anyone would give a damn if he is there or not.
193 head of states (presidents and prime ministers of UN countries members) have been INVITED to participated to this event,
Thailand is menber of UN.
In September 2015, Members of French senate come to Thailand for prepare COP 21 with Thai Government and environment NGO.
-
Some US states are ban Syrian refugees in thier soil.....
-
The best player of all Time
RIP.......
-
Oddly enough (in response to the Frenchman Than) France itself has always been divided on this matter with a minority strongly opposed to the best ideals of the revolution.Perhaps you are one of them.
All French are the heirs of the Revolution
We are proud of the victory of Valmy,We are proud that Napoelon campaigns to bring freedom to oppressed peoplesVive la France -
What's the guy know about climate change?
Like other 120 head of states who come to the summit
For your information, Bangkok is one of the city thearten by global warning. Average elevation (above the sea) is 1.5 m (4.9 ft)
below a simulation of sea rising at BKK
-
Er not really.The Jacobin Terror had nothing to do with the Declaration of the Rights of Man, or only tangentially in that there was an unrealistically rapid transition between an absolute monarchy and a popular democracy.
More important was the pressure of war and the strength of counter revolutionary forces which resulted in paranoia among the revolutionaries.
But the lesson for Thailand rings down the centuries.
It was at the name of the Declaration of the Rights of Man the Jacobin use the reign of Terror
Don't forget that during this period the modo of France was Liberty Egality Brotherhood or Death
I take your point in the sense the Declaration was constantly invoked during the Terror - but the subject matter remains a noble set of beliefs.
Sadly it seems rare for there to be a successful assault on an old regime or moribund social order without bloodshed at any stage of history.The British upper class almost uniquely avoided revolution by a shrewd understanding of enlightened self interest - a quality that seems conspicuously lacking among Thailand's unelected elites.
Sorry to give you a lesson of french history,
from a french guy.....
-
Er not really.The Jacobin Terror had nothing to do with the Declaration of the Rights of Man, or only tangentially in that there was an unrealistically rapid transition between an absolute monarchy and a popular democracy.
More important was the pressure of war and the strength of counter revolutionary forces which resulted in paranoia among the revolutionaries.
But the lesson for Thailand rings down the centuries.
It was at the name of the Declaration of the Rights of Man the Jacobin use the reign of Terror
Don't forget that during this period the modo of France was Liberty Egality Brotherhood or Death
-
I am not sure how Prayuth is going to express his "thrust" and "intimacy" in Paris.Seems a bit like taking coals to Newcastle but perhaps The Nation's incredibly high standards of Thai - English translation have slipped momentarily.So let us move on.
Still it's right he should attend given recent tragic events and there will be little risk of awkward questions among the heaving throng.
But nevertheless it is France to which he must travel,every civilised person's second favourite country and surtout home of liberty.Since I may have been too negative in the past about our delightful government, it might be helpful for me to make amends and brief Our Leader on French beliefs and customs.They are people awkwardly attached to freedom.
The Declaration Of The Rights of Man signed in 1789 summarises those ideals well.
https://chnm.gmu.edu/revolution/d/295/
I was going to draw attention to some key paragraphs but on reflection it all seems quite relevant even more than two hundred years later.
A final friendly piece of advice.Do not attempt to "explain" to the French your thoughts on how limitations should be placed on a free nation.The consequence may be a sudden upthrust of a baguette to where the sun don't shine.
Bon Voyage.
100 000 innocents people have been assasinated at the name of this right (see the Terror from september 1792 to July 1794 end with the fall of Robespierre)
-
Good luck Australian
-
Very nice picture of Obama sitting with a contributor of terrorism in Syria
-
Jatuporn and Nattawut arrested
in Thailand News
Posted
The pair are under bail for terrorism charge since 2010 !