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Most? I don't think so.

PTP doesn't have the 'majority' of Thai people in their pocket. They have less then half. And out of those people who voted for the PTP, not all of them 'love' Thaksin. It's Reds like you who try to mislead others by making it seem that so many people 'love' Thaksin. While he has quite a few followers, he has as much people who hate him and wish to see him dead.

She is a Shinawatra. They are the epitome of stubbornness. The only thing that will force her to do what she doesn't want to do, is the threat of a wooden spike plunged into her heart.

Well its a very very high stakes game. They run the risk of the whole family becoming person non grata in Thailand. You reckon the kids are worth much more than flipping burgers anywhere else in the world?

They are networkers, facilitators and money changers. Not worth much once they are out of their own pond.

Persona non grata with whom? most the country love Thaksin and understand why his sister is looking after the shop. The country should no longer be dictated to but an oligarchy that has strutted around lording is over the ordinary people for far too long.

As an airsoft player, idiots like these piss me off. It gives the game a bad name and is just begging the powers that be to ban airsoft in this country.

Seeing that the DSI is in the PTP pocket, those judges are going to be found guilty!

And they'll also link it to Abhisit to boot!

Why don't you enlighten us about the Red Shirts then? After all, we naive people only see them as a bunch of thugs and gangsters who blindly follow a criminal and whose existence seem solely about getting paid to cause disruptions in Bangkok and asking for hand outs from the government. Yes we are naive!

"I don't think they understand democracy, the rule of law, or justice," Tul said, referring to the red-shirt leaders. "I hate those who incite people to kill one another - I wish they would simply die."

Red Sunday group leader Sombat Boonngam-anong was visibly upset by Tul's words.

Lol.... Touchy subject was it?

If you had a better understanding of the Red Shirt groups your statement would not be as naive as it appears.

Look at the fighting words being used. They're being the 'peaceful' protestors they were back in 2010.

Of course not...

1) The good minister is full of crap.

2) Thailand should never have lost its status as leading rice exporter in the first place. But hey, thanks to Thaksin, the idiot PTP and their rice corruption schemes.

At least their cronies got rich(er).

Taxis and their drivers here may not be the best but they're bloody cheap! And I haven't had much problems with them.

Is he warning about black shirts among the red idiots?

I'm pretty sure they'll manage to link this clinic to Abhisit and the Dems!

Sorry but it's hard to use polite words when describing thuggish, animalistic, hypocritical, uneducated and self entitled red idiots.

"serious crime for refusal to recognize the legitimate government" is treason ?

What does that make the UDD 'peaceful protesters' in 2010 then ?

The UDD are just a bunch of paid for idiotic thugs. They don't seem to remember that they were given the freedom to protest. Pot and Kettle.

As for Treason, Yingluck, Jatuporn, Arisman, Kwanchai, Thilda, Natthuwat, Weng and Thaksin must be good candidates

I wonder why so many of you always have to use "words" when speaking about the oponents of the ones you blindly support?
It would be nice to see a bit more respect towards fellow human beings . Uhm, ... naaaa , I guess it must be too difficult for some to overcome the urge to insult others...
I understand that, in your opinion, only the Dems and the Yellows should be glorified for creating so much problem in this country. Not everybody thinks like that though. A majority does not, in fact.
If you support the dirty tricks of the Dems, then you can only expect their opponents to reply with measures that they think as adequate to counter the attacks of the Dems. No need to cry foul or resort to insults. It's just fair game.

Treason is quite appropriate for a group that openly wants to overthrow an elected government and call for desobedience

Up to the Dems to launch their next attack. Whatever will that be (there is always one coming), you will for sure more than agree with their move, without thinking much about their motives.

I've always found the service for Thai pretty good as opposed to most other non Asian airlines like BA. If they strike because of the amnesty bill then I say good for them!