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MunterHunter
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What has reading or understanding got to do with voting?
Maybe you think that her voting on a bill she has not even read, would be responsible behaviour for a prime minister.
Plausible deniability
Please vote for and accept the constitutional changes my brother desires.... i haven't read it, but i'm still going to vote for it, because i have total faith and respect for my brother and everything he does!
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So don't touch them, we'll do this legally correct and hand them over to the ICC
Well theres a first time for everything i guess (doing something legally correct)
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Where you go farang ? you go Pattaya farang!
Don't judge others by your own standards
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Don't mess with the currency guys, you cant even figure out how to fulfil your 'tablets for every child" promise, if you start messing with something as complicated as exchange rates and currencies, your gunna screw it up and drag the country into its own finical crisis...
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I guess he wants the guns off the streets in readiness for when they try and push thru the amnesty charter... guess they don't want those pesky yellows armed to the teeth this time!
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so do you apply all that to the coup and the airport seizures too?
Certainly do matey
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because, they felt that the public should have the ultimate say on who runs their country, not a few people in parliament.
they didn't feel they should have to wait another 2, well i think nearly 3 years to find out who the public want to rule their country.
The public have a say in who runs the country by who they elect to represent them. Every MP of the Abhisit government was elected by the people.
In reality (as in many countries) it IS the few people in parliament that have the ultimate say on who runs their country.
Doesn't really matter what people "feel" - this is the parliamentary system for this country and thats that.
Holding the government and the people of the capital to ransom, burning down buildings and instigating violence (then crying like a 2 year old when they get violence back in return) is not how democracy works... if they claim to be the defenders/saviors/champions of democracy then they should to wait for the next election.... not force out the government with a 'terrorist coup'
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Not a pleasant thought by any means but far and away from "He suggested the murder of Abhisit and Suthep as I recall. An offence all by itself in most societies" , as moruya stated but then I expected that would be the case.
Buts hes still a scumbag IMHO
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Must admit there has been a drop in population since D3 was out, but i wouldn't say the APAC servers were dead...
I played D3 - completed it in a handful of hours (normal mode) then never logged in again... utter disappointment for me, feel like i waited X years for nothing and wasted money buying the game
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Well apart from the fact that Jaturporn had nothing to do with the names/adresses nonsense and looking at the situation non emotionally and from a legal viewpoint, is it normal legal practise for a constitutional court to use its legal team to press for bail revocation in a criminal court?
Can anyone petition the courts? If so, it wouldn't matter if you are a CC Judge, a policeman, a food stall vendor or a rice farmer... no?
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These red shirt events are very concerning as they seem to be galvanizing people into battle, rather than raising democratic awareness. We've already seen the effects of this galvanization during 2009, and even more so during 2010.
I thought Battle was the Reds idea of Democracy?
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Does any one know if he has a e-mail account where we could send him messages of encouragement?
Jutaporn [@] iamnotfatiamapolitician.co.th
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I say let Jutaporn have a go... only question is, before or after the Hunger Strike?
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April 1st already?
I wondered how long it would take you to chime in, surprised it took you this long actually...
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That's the funny thing. This is a bit of a diplomatic slap in the face with a kipper for PTP and it's leadership.
Would they even realize that they just got a slap in the face? Lets be honest, they are all so far up their own arse they probably don't even know this is taking place...
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Today, in Thai news...
Jutaporn declares he will "scweam and scweam until he is sithk" if he doesn't get his own way...
Also in the news, Thousands cheer as they misunderstand the news, thinking Jutaporn has returned to jail
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Here is a possible solution to the problem...
Get Abhisit and Thaksin in the middle of a football stadium, give them both a rifle with 20 rounds... Lock all the gates and doors and only one man is allowed out alive.
Winner takes all, loser gets nothing... let the battle begin!
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Was he drunk... again?
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Seh Daeng was killed during an interview...but maybe he killed himself from a distant building.
Supporting red movement or not, no democratic country will shot real bullets on its own people. bang grenades, rubber bullets and tear gaz are really good to disperse any crowd...
But not in Thailand apparently
More interesting is WHY the army asked to run the investigations on some death cases?
"no democratic country will shot real bullets on its own people"
Tell that to the guy who was shot by police in the London underground.
He was Brazilian
Does that somehow make it ok? Does that mean he has less human rights or something...
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BTW if they were both armed ...
I personally witnessed side arms within the red shirt camp - they were not trying to hide or disguise them... in fact one pointed it right at me and demanded i be searched...
Another eye witness account, this time the horse is telling you directly from his own mouth.
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How do you the black shirts belong to the red shirts!.
How do you know that the black shirts aren't proxy of the military to do damage.
Because the Black Shirts were often seen mingling with the Red Shirts inside of their camp... also i personally was stopped at gun point and searched by 3 of them when i tried to get to the office one morning...
Therefore i know the Black Shirts to be aligned with the Red Shirts as a point of fact
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Pretty certain that if i was in the military or police force and deployed to contain civil unrest, if i faced armed civilians with intent to do me harm... i'd shoot one of them (to wound, at least) - i don't need an order from the PM, DPM or some bureaucrat sat in parliament with no frigging idea of whats going on outside of his own rose-tinted glasses...
Does that make me a criminal, or a survivor?
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Anyone's guess on the release date, one thing Apple does do is keep this kinda thing secret until they unveil the product...
Typically that's at the end of Q3/start of Q4 for the iPhone, or at least it has been in the past.
as for what to do with the existing phone, take it down to MBK or Fortune and try and get a better quote for fixing it, if the price is still a bit high then just chop it in for the 14k as quoted and either use a cheaper phone as a stop-gap or get a 4s and resell it later when the 5 is out (at a small loss)
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Red shirts were armed with firearms and knives... i know this for a fact as i had 3 Red Shirt guards forcibly search me at gun point (no sh*t!) a few weeks before the camp was raided. I worked in the area and had to walk thru the camp twice a day every day.
Various M79 grenade attacks happened during that time, fired from what appears to be the red shirt controlled areas into public areas (aka Sala Deng BTS station attack) - there had also been a number of armed encounters where Red Shirts had fired on the army and managed to secure some weapons and ammo from them. There are also many pictures circling the tinterweb clearly showing Red Shirt 'peaceful' protesters brandishing knives, stakes and other weaponry.
Now i dont give a toss who you are, but if you are threatened by someone who are brandishing weapons of any kind and your life is in danger, you will fight back. If your only protection is a rifle or a hand gun then you will threaten them with it (in self defense) and if that doesn't work, you will shoot. As the Soldiers had already received clearance to fight back with firearms in self deference, then if you threaten the life of a soldier and get shot as a result of that, no blame should be on the soldier or the commander who gave that order. It was kill or be killed.
When you also factor in the live firing zones, where its clearly identified as an area where soldiers with live ammunition are stationed/protecting you have the choice... enter the area (at risk of being shot) or leave.
I say to you, if you think this is out of hand, violates human rights etc, goto any first world country in the world where the police are armed on the streets and do something to threaten the life of that person... see what happens, if you live to tell the tale then take your case to the human rights courts or whatever and see if they will take your case or just smile and point at the exit
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Poor Vote Record By PM Yingluck In May
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Snow Yingluck and the 7 criminals