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BBC and CNN choose their camp since 2010
When no Black shirt fire on troops
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It's very amazing to see the observations and "proof of violence" commit by PRDC, but remind that during last weeks PRDC was attack by "unknown assailant"
Don't be surprise if now there defend themself.
And remember there was gun fight between the red and PRDC. journalists were in PRDC side it's normal there show pictures of PRDC guard with weapon
If some journalist were in the red side I think there was the same picture.
Stop to jump in conclusion like Chalerm
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It's not a surprise.
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Noppadon say that protesters are violent, what about the "Third hand" how harass and kill protesters and civilian ?
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PDRC : 1 , Tarit : 0
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As a Thai, I am totally fed up with all the red shirt rubbish on this forum, particularly those comments posted by those farangs who are sympathetic to the redshirt cause.
Who are the protesters? They are certainly not the bulk of the redshirt supporters, the majority of whom do not pay taxes, farmers for example. Some might do but the majority do not. The protesters under the PRDC are in the main Thai taxpayers of Thailand whose funds are being ripped off by this putrid government. As a taxpayer myself, I have absolutely had enough. Corruption has gone too far. In 1999, the rate of corruption in public works was between 5 to 7%. It has now become unsustainable. Since the start of the Thaksin regimes in 2001, the corruption rate in public works rose in 2001 to 15-20% while now it is between 35 to 40 %. No wonder we, the taxpayers of Thailand, are up in arms.
In addition, the Thai police have become an arm of the Thaksin family rather than a proper law enforcement agency. The are a joke and a disgrace to their profession. I understand from some friends who are participating in the protests that the PDRC do not trust the RTP and it is no wonder. They are totally incompetent.
While I do not agree with Khun Sutep's methods, I do believe that he might, just might, be the catalyst for change with the end result that my country may be able to return to some kind of normalcy. Most of us taxpayers really hope so.
I'm Farang and I'm totally 100% with you
Corruption affect some farang too in Thailand
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Shots, blasts as protest rivals clash on Thai election eve
in Thailand News
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Like red-shirt in 2010