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What has the army got to do with domestic Thai politics??
Leave to the police to enforce the law!!
I thought the army was to protect the holy Thai soil against outer enymies!!
Only joking!!
Let the police do their job?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDKv8CvC1pA
Watch the police beat on this truck with a woman and children in it.
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I didn't see where the officer was shot by a protestor but rather shot at the protests.
Where have we seen violence being incited before?
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What kind of organization targets the young child of a political leader to force that child's mother to leave office? Yingluck has used incredible restraint dealing with these Terrorists. What do you think would happen to Americans if they tried to storm the White House? Sent from my SM-N900 using Thaivisa Connect Thailand mobile app
not targeting children. if you're a caretaker of a child then your actions affect said child. It's a warning, protect your child because
your actions matter. Drop the spin. The "news" that whistle blowers went to the school Yingluck's son attends was said to have never
happened by the school itself. Propagating lies and "heresay" as effective as it may be, is not very becoming and in my opinion lacks integrity.
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This guy is a Lunatic who is more corrupt than any other politician. He wants to erase democracy in Thailand.
I cant understand why he is not arrested yet ...... His story changes every week when he fails.
very typical post from one of just 3 prior posts, lacking substance, facts and a personal attack.
If Suthep had not stepped in when did, Thailand would become a dictatorship, and that's the plan
of the Shinawatra government. This was either a do or die situation for Thailand and Suthep should be
commended for his bravery and efforts.
Those that just resort to name calling saying how big his ego is and he's a mad man are really very out
of touch with reality.
He has said many many times, he has no interest in taking a government position, but rather ensuring that
that corruption ends and a true democratic country with a government that represents the people equally.
Good for Suthep for doing what he's doing. And while we're at it, let's drop the myth that the protestors are only
from Bangkok, that is just not true. I have many friends that I am getting to meet their relatives for the first time that have traveled
long distances to join the protests.
A lot of newbie shills here, why? I can guess
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Birthdays were not even celebrated or in any way acknowledged. Some of the neices and nephews were not even aware of their birthday.
Stroll on! Do some of you like live in the woods?
We keep it mellow--personally can't stand all the hype/commercialism/baby carols in malls etc--but if one has kids and doesn't make an effort for them on the day... well, double
Thailand has taken care of that, it's called Children's Day
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I think what this guy is saying is neither xenophobic nor biased against all foreigners. What he is saying is why are the foreigners
supporting corruption? This government is corrupt. It does not represent the Thai people fairly. He is not trying to take away votes
from the poor people but rather give them the vote. Vote buying and voter fraud take away votes, plain and simple.
To think that Taksin has been good for the foreigners is pretty much a joke, unless of course the 30 visa runs to his casinos, an exit tax etc is a plus.
The question that needs to be asked, without insinuating there are no educated Thais etc, why are there foreigners supporting
the totally corrupt government? He does have a point, and if you are contributing to undermining the forming of a real "republic" where
the people, all people are fairly represented, what are you doing and why?
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Christmas has become a commercial joke with the focus on material things. Not "celebrating" or participating in this
is far from deprivation. I've had some wonderful Christmas's, especially those where I've totally surprised either my children or
others with something never expected, but also not bought. The obligation that Christmas has become is not something I would want
to impose on others. I've hated those days shopping and balancing gifts for each of the kids just to keep it fair. Or having to get something for
someone just because they gave us something last year. Christmas is far from important in my eyes, but more of a lesson of compassion for those that get caught up in the herd mentality and conditioning, something opposite of what Jesus supposedly taught, materialism and lust.
Just sayin'
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If you want to teach what it's about then great, but to impose a financial burden on others especially without warning is wrong.
How many are going to lose face when a gift can't be bought or when one's gift is far superior to another?
If you want to teach about the winter equinox, what stars represent the 3 wise men, what the sun being born again means
and all those in mythology that share the very same story, then great, I think they should know.
Let them know that santa is a representation of the priests that used to climb down the smoke holes in people's yurts
to leave mushrooms in stockings to dry near the fire. Let them know where it really came from, I don't have a problem with that at all.
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What Abhistit is saying is countries like the US are stating the elections in Thailand are fair and democratic when they know darn well they are not.
The US has many interests in Thailand with their war machine companies, Lockheed Martin etc and the ever so invasive drug companies like Merck and Glaxo Smith Kline. Not to mention Monsanto is pretty well embedded into the Thai agriculture. Taksin was the reason they got in and they don't want to lose their strategic investments. Good on Abhisit for knowing what's going on and what they are up to. Are foreign diplomats, especially the US war machine concerned they are going to lose their inside connection to Thailand? You bet they are!
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It was a language school that pointed out these "abuses"?
Is one trying to kill his own business or be the only school that offers a solution?
song sai maak!
Walen School is interested in maintaining the ED visa system as it benefits a lot of students. Of course we are against schools selling ED visas as they will potentially ruin the system and it will have a great negative effect on those who are legitimate students and there are a great many of those.
I studied at Walen for a year and I enjoyed it. But sitting up in Changwattana and asking other "students" what book there were gave the reply they were just in for the visa. For as many students at your school for the number of visas issued, there was a time I was the only student in the classroom, and the classes seemed to only have the same few people taking actual lessons. I largest class I think I ever experienced was 9 students at a time. Where are all the students, and are you going to cancel those thousands of visas of those that are not attending? Honestly I'm finding these comments very bizarre.
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It was a language school that pointed out these "abuses"?
Is one trying to kill his own business or be the only school that offers a solution?
song sai maak!
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Doesn't Suthep think it odd that only Bangkok folks are protesting, and only a fraction of the numbers he reports? It's amazing how little support this guy has.
I am pretty sure You were not at Rama II yesterday afternoon, even on a sunday, after a long weekend with peoples returning home from Hua Hin and Cha Am I have not seen a que this long... And yesterday was as, You may know - saturday - the day traffic is normally the other way, going out of Bangkok...
From the 25 km mark until I turned onto Kanchanapietsaek (11 km mark) took me 2 hours... Cars, pickup trucks, busses and minivans with thai flags - and peoples obviously going to join todays rallies - was seen, in thousands...
Suthep has support from a large number of the population, even from what is known as red shirt strongholds I know people going to Bangkok...
The amnesty law tripped the scale, as far as I can see...
If this Suthep has so much support why not run in the election and win some seats...then we can have reform the democratic way
perhaps because he cannot afford to buy enough votes like the others can, an election that is based on purchased votes is not the democratic way
maybe the dumbest post I've ever seen!
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I offered a beggar on a "saphan loy" bananas one time and he said "im"
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no charges of soliciting sex? I think there's a word for that.
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so being from the USA, I pay 3900 baht for a visa because the Thai pay 3900 baht for a visa.
The Thai pay 3900 baht, the visa is good for 10 years, they can work, buy land, have a business,
be treated like anybody else, no double pricing, no reporting every 90 days for fingerprints.
3900 baht to 10 years, what does that break down into for 30 days? 32 baht 50 satang
on the other hand, 3900 baht, give me a 10 year visa, no reporting, i want to work, buy land,
have a business and not pay double anywhere.
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And another NY Times article says the protests are undemocratic.
Am I missing something ?
Yes, you must understand the New York Times is corporate run for interests of the corporatacracy that
is acting as a government. "All The News Fit To Print" is not an accident, but rather what they see as
what is fit to print and what is not. Doesn't have to be the truth, they just have to see it as fit to print.
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"The injured were shot in their legs, shoulders, waists, and backs, the witness said."
marksmanship definitely not a strong point here unless, they weren't trying to kill them
but maybe defending themselves. Was the military dropping bombs off the bridge?
This is not like Iraq where the US military tells soldiers you have to get your first kill today,
and of course they take out someone easy.
Hard to believe either of these two saying, "we need to kill some people, do your best boys!"
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doesn't wasp and hornet killer spray around 10 meters?
probably a better alternative. I'll bet that'll burns the eyes.
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How is it racism when thai start checking e.g. vietnamese? Why do people on tv keep confusing foreigner with farang?This is nothing more than legalised racism and is fundamentally wrong.
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Checking the Vietnamese or stopping the vehicle picked up on a surveillance camera?
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where it he attack on her son? Saying that her family won't be welcome here is an attack?
Nothing like a little sensationalism to rally the uninformed.
That's about as ridiculous as a trumped up murder charge against those that were
in the process of burning down the capital. Typically red shirt idiocy.
Say it enough times and you might believe it, typical tyrannical tactic.
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it's because of windows 8 that many countries are going to stop buying US software for it has a direct backdoor to the NSA.
Many countries have stopped using it and are considering going to a straight linux system because it does the same thing.
Windows 7 Ultimate I think is by far the best one out there yet if you want to go the windows route.
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I pick my nose more, but not in public yet, maybe a little on a free bus.
Haven't gotten to the wipe it on the seat yet though.
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with all the stuff the is going on this is news?
Since we don't know what to do, let's pull a topic out of the magic hat.
Road safety again, the Thai people like reruns of an old subject.
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Of course, his back is covered legally. He will be declared innocent eventually. This will infuriate the Red Shirts and the judges will then be harrassed and abused by Red Shirt groups. A lot of dirty details will come out about the Red Shirts, the Men in Black and Thaksin. Thaksin is making a mistake about going after Aphisit and Suthep.
I think this was an attempt to get Abhisit and Suthep to sign the amnesty bill, but this is going to backfire big time.
I hope the press reports on this accurately so the people can have the privilege of knowing what's been going
on for the past two years.
Bangkok: Taxi driver beaten unconscious by anti-govt protesters
in Thailand News Headlines
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somehow I seriously doubt this.![:bah: bah.gif](//forum.thaivisa.com/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png)