Wolfie

I'm not so sure its Aphisit who has got the mental disorder

Thaksin has accused the government of trying to bribe some protestors into leaving the rally and said that someone laced the protestors' water with poison.

However, the ousted premier thanked his supporters and asked them to remain patient, saying that the current government has a hearing problem.

Thaksin also talked about the yesterday's blood collection. He said that despite the disapproval of many people, the Red Shirt protesters have done the right thing in sacrificing their blood for democracy.

In his speech to the Red Shirt protesters, the fugitive former prime minister claimed that Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva has some psychological condition similar to Adolf Hitler's.

Thaksin added that just like the German schizophrenic dictator, Abhisit does not like to talk alone, has problems controlling his ambitions, and violent tendencies.

Thaksin also said that Abhisit is surrounded by homosexuals with emotional problems.

Toward the end of this call, Thaksin thanked his supporters again and urged them to continue their fight against the government for the sake of the younger generations.

However, he warned the protesters that the government might resort to violence since Abhisit has a mental disorder.

Is this guy for real?

Thaksin bribed/paid protesters to come to bangkok and he complains that the government (allegedly) bribed people to go home... Pot, Kettle, Black anyone?

Then to compare Aphisit to Hitler, violent tendencies (where? when?) and the homosexual references - really shows that Thaksin has not only lost the plot, but also cannot remember which Theater to goto!

100-150 people isnt going to make a jot of difference at this stage of the game really...

... my only real concern now is that those that are left will be mainly the 'hardcore' supporters... these are the ones that are more likely to start some trouble... especially with the ISA being invoked to stop them going down Sukhumvit Soi 31. Lets just hope that this demonstration remains peaceful

Just had another group go past, a few more this time... from my limited viewpoint i would say no more than 2,000 people.

So add that to what i saw earlier... 4,000 people maximum.

Obviously that's not all of them, but they are beginning to look a bit 'thin on the ground'

Well, i just watched the same procession go past my office... and i would say there are considerably less people/cars than there were over the weekend...

... seems the reds have failed and their numbers depleted.

Thanks for coming guys, see you again in 6mths and thanks for spending Thaksin's money in Bangkok - have a safe trip home!

One post deleted due to its content attacking/name calling other members...

I'm not gunna say it again... drop the bickering, name calling and insults (veiled or otherwise) - Posting right suspensions will follow

Thanks for the Heads up - please use the Report Function in future tho

Some posts have been deleted as they reference the Royal House, which is not to be discussed here.

I'm getting tired of this childish bickering... and i am fully prepared to hand out suspensions should it continue...

I repeat that the BBC state that the demonstration is the largest political rally in thirty years see BBC website. The PADs largest rally was thirty thousand.

I will ask you for a second time, please provide the link to back up this claim...

Put up or shut up

Please provide the link for where the BBC Said this was the largest political protest in 30 years... thanks!

All i have been able to find on the subject is this

The rally, led by red-shirted supporters of Mr Thaksin has been one of the largest in recent years, although the BBC's Rachel Harvey, at the scene, says the numbers appear to be dwindling.

First of all people on this forum were claiming that the demonstrators were being paid Bt200 then it was Bt500 now you say that they're being paid Bt2000 yet none of these claims can be substantiated.

Did you see the youtube thread?

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Video-Organi...-s-t346886.html

Wasn't the last protest at Songkran larger than this one?

Wednesday will be fling collected tubs of ejaculate day.

I could be tempted to get involved in that, but as i am not allowed to join the protests, i would need some of the (female) protesters to put in the effort for me

Regrettably i have had to remove two posts that are in violation of the Forum rules. Please keep the Royal House out of political discussions - thanks!

Well it wouldn't be the first time the Thaksin lot have spilled blood, would it?

Let them go ahead and do it, it will show the country (and the international press) that they are just animals and lose them a lot of sympathy

And some from Friday as they marched past the Police HQ - better quality as they are from my main camera

Heres some photos of the Reds as they Marched down Sukhumvit around 1pm this afternoon... i only had my iPhone on me at the time, so apologies for the bad quality on some of them

Good on the REDS and power to the people.

If 46,000 (according to media) or 300,000 (according to the red leaders) is the best the 'people' can come up with, looks like they are gunna loose Brit...

... You are backing the wrong horse again

You think that sh*t is bad - if they bring Thaksin back, then watch the sh*t really fly!

For how ever long it takes, thanks for noticing

Chalerm returns from Singapore Thursday night

Pheu Thai Party MP Chalerm Yoobamrung returned from Singapore Thursday night.

He arrived at the Suvarnabhumi International Airport on the Air Asia Flight FD3506 at 10:40 pm.

http://www.nationmultimedia.com/home/Chale...t-30124514.html

Lets all hope this weekends activities go off without any blood spilled.

I use the term loosely

Calm down gentlemen...