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If you voted yesterday you voted for Thaksin.
Hope you are happy with him and what he does when he returns to claim his stake.
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Such a great actor. Really had some integrity in movies the he got behind.
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I love my kindle, use it hours every day. Great adjustable text, however big or small. Easy on the eyes. I recommend the paperwhite 2. Does not have audio function though...
This is the company I used. Fair price,delivery in three days:
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Nuttawut says, then Thida says, and they all contradict one another. Doesn't matter what they say, all they can really do is wait for Papa T bellow his orders from the land of sand and jump to attention when he does. If this election doesn't go through it may blow his chance to get back here any time soon.
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Brother in law just returned from Asoke. He has a pass for the protest area and has been going there to pick up his Japanese client since before the protests began, This morning at 5.30am when he arrived as usual, on his way back out he was stopped and told to get out the car by two guards and was accused of having a fake pass and they wanted tea money to let them go on their way, things started to get heated but luckily another guard who has seen him over the last few weeks stepped in and spoke up... they did apologise and he was on his way but with one pretty nervous Japanese businessman
End result is the Japanese client has told him he has a meeting tomorrow with his company about possibly returning to Japan with the management and suspending business here as it is getting too dangerous. If that happens then about 25 Thai will be laid off in BKK and maybe another 50 + if they close the factory in Nontaburi.
Things it seems are deteriorating pretty fast now.
Well, maybe the Japanese biz man should move to a safer area for a few weeks? Rather than close down a whole factory?
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I can understand the plight of the farmers. But it goes for anyone, if the deal sounds too good to be true, it probably is!
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"Rock"? small traces of gunpowder on a sandbag and a guard's ears hurt. Hardly "Rock".
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I've always felt that alcohol was not my problem, it was the solution to my problems! I had to figure out how to deal with my problems in a different way, rather than use booze.
Spot on! Are you tired, lonely, bored, angry, frustrated? If you are any of these and use alcohol to cover it up it can become a crutch.
I have been working on mindfulness to identify how I am feeling and to work on why I am feeling that way, and the coming up with ways to stop feeling that way. It's a very empowering way to do things!
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What a monster.
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He 's the reason this is all going on.Lol at all these broken record yellow shirt trolls derailing the thread by bringing up thaksin again.and again. And again. In. Every. Single.thread.
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The thing is, Thaksin does far worse things but is too much of a coward to even be in the country when he sells his peasants to the slaughter. At least Suthep has the cojones to lead the people in person. Thaksin is hiding in his peasant funded castle in a sandy land, counting his blood money and yelling to his minions on Skype.
That's because Suthep has some powerful men who sees to it he does not get arrested. Thaksin on the other hand, is fighting these powerful people. That's why he was sentenced on trumped up charges by a kangaroo court in the first place. I would say Thaksin has a lot more cojones than Suthep for challenging the status quo.
Shouldn't Tom be out doing his job blocking poll stations instead of insulting people who disagree with him.
I'm not Thai so have no right to block poll stations. And I have my right to my opinion on this forum just as much as you or Diceq does. And if I find what somebody writes a silly babble then I have the right to use the ROTFLMAO emoticon. That is why they are there.
Careful with your insinuations that I should not be able to state my opinion here, people might start calling you a fascist!
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The thing is, Thaksin does far worse things but is too much of a coward to even be in the country when he sells his peasants to the slaughter. At least Suthep has the cojones to lead the people in person. Thaksin is hiding in his peasant funded castle in a sandy land, counting his blood money and yelling to his minions on Skype.
That's because Suthep has some powerful men who sees to it he does not get arrested. Thaksin on the other hand, is fighting these powerful people. That's why he was sentenced on trumped up charges by a kangaroo court in the first place. I would say Thaksin has a lot more cojones than Suthep for challenging the status quo.
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I hope you have the same attitude when Thaksin arrives back on Thai soil.
Yes I would if Thaksin had a warrant out for his arrest and was trying to evade being captured by having armed men surrounding him.
The thing is, Thaksin does far worse things but is too much of a coward to even be in the country when he sells his peasants to the slaughter. At least Suthep has the cojones to lead the people in person. Thaksin is hiding in his peasant funded castle in a sandy land, counting his blood money and yelling to his minions on Skype.
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its easy, cordon off the area, roll in the tear gas and send a police unit in with tasers and stun batons, backed up with rubber bullet snipers. Aresst this low life scum and put him behind bars where he belongs.
If Chalerm can't do it, give the assignment to me, ill have Suthep in custody in less than 1 hour.
Oooooh, big man behind his keyboard! Put down the Chang, it's bloody 9:00 am already!
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Any old excuse for the muslim insurgents to strike is a good excuse. In their blood.
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I'm still wondering why he didn't have his head cut off… wasn't that a promise he made?
What he said was:
"If I fail [to bring Thaksin home] I'll accept sole responsibility. You can behead me,"And he said that at a red shirt rally. So assuming he meant the red shirt could behead him.
So he is not a man who keeps to his promises.
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You mean the democratic vote under the SOE? Oh I see, sorry for my misunderstanding. Hang them all then <deleted>.
Again, read the article before you post. They should be brought in alive if possible, but if they resist and are killed it's not the police's fault. And yes, a democratic vote under SOE. If you fascists would respect democracy and voted instead of trying to disrupt it, the SOE would not be necessary.
Ha ha well somebody's woken up on the wrong side of the bed!
I woke up just fine actually. And felt even better when I read the good news this morning.
You know how Chalerm shoots his mouth off after overdosing on ear medicine. I doubt he'll remember what he even said last night to the reporters.
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Well, if they need someone to lead an extrajudicial killing spree, they certainly chose the right man to head up the cause!
Easy to make up accusations without any proof.
? What proof do I need? Chalerm admitted that extrajudicial killing is acceptable in his eyes. Read the article.
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Putting Chalerm in charge just goes to show how little the guy in Dubai cares about Thailand
Arrest or kill suthep and Bangkok will be over run by the student wing rampaging and rioting
IMO Thaksin and possible Chalerm deserve charges for crimes against humanity for previous events
Now Chalerm spouting off about "extrajuducial killings" when referring to arresting Suthep ... same MO as war on drugs
Looks like Chalerm is Thaksin's "sammy the Bull gravano" .... paid to do a specific job
I wouldn't stress too much.
Chalerm has completed zero of his assignments in the last 5 years
I'm still wondering why he didn't have his head cut off… wasn't that a promise he made?
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You mean the democratic vote under the SOE? Oh I see, sorry for my misunderstanding. Hang them all then <deleted>.
Again, read the article before you post. They should be brought in alive if possible, but if they resist and are killed it's not the police's fault. And yes, a democratic vote under SOE. If you fascists would respect democracy and voted instead of trying to disrupt it, the SOE would not be necessary.
Ha ha well somebody's woken up on the wrong side of the bed!
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Well, if they need someone to lead an extrajudicial killing spree, they certainly chose the right man to head up the cause!
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In my experience most people who slag off facebook simply don't know how to use it, especially privacy settings.
I slag it off because it's full of dross and worthless prattle.
One could say that is what most of the internet is, as well as everything else. But if you are smart you can find things that are worthy and interesting hiding there.
Gunshots at Lak Si intersection came from anti-govt side, Bangkok police say
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Since when are we supposed to be trusting or believing anything the police have to say?