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December 26, 2013; Anti-government protests escalate into armed insurgency.
3 Protestors with shot wounds, 1 sadly died.
Premeditated murder charges for Surapong to follow. Snipers on top of labor Ministry building (Chalerm's office). Sufficient evidence (including images) available.
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Why didn't they mention that 82 protestors are in hospital? Three protestors are in critical condition from shot wounds (incl one to the head).
Why? Anybody? Rich teacher?
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WOW, they were lucky Suthep going by history would have used live ammunition. Excellent restraint in a difficult situation.
Meanwhile back in the multi color world....
Suthep was on stage earlier telling that a few dozen protestors are in hospital. He mentioned that 3 protestors and a Japanese reporter are in critical condition. Three had shot wounds (including to the head) and the japanese reporter had wounds on his head from an object. He also showed images of police attacking an innocent woman driving a car and beating up a few protestors who were already detained.
He also mentioned the sadly killed officer.
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Suthep is desperate for bloodshed. All he wants is for Yingluck to open fire and murder Thai civilians as he himself has done. His next step will then be to get his murder charges dropped in exchange for Yingluck's charges dropped.
He wants it so bad, it is like an itch he can't stop scratching and that is why he is now shooting and killing innocent police just doing their jobs. He knows he is on murder charges and he wants to justify them by getting Yingluk to drop into his gutter and do the same. Problem is she is far more intelligent than a pig in a shit trough.
You and jackrice really have no clue what is going on politically in Thailand. You just like to say nasty things in order to get some easy likes. I have seen this all over TV forum.
The ONLY thing Suthep had to do to have the murder charges dropped would have been NOTHING, no protest, NOTHING. His charges would have been dropped with Thaksin's whitewash bill. Suthep doesn't want them dropped. He wants to fight them.
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Where is Suthep while all this is happening. Have not heard of word from him since the officer was shot. Usually he got his big mouth running by now telling lies about the situation.
Suthep was on stage earlier telling that a few dozen protestors are in hospital. Where he is now I don't know. He mentioned that 3 protestors and a Japanese reporter are in critical condition. Three had shot wounds (including to the head) and the japanese reporter had wounds on his head from an object. He also showed images of police attacking an innocent woman driving a car and beating up a few protestors who were already detained.
He also mentioned the sadly killed officer. He still had a big mouth but his info seems to be real. Have a look around on the world wide web for yourself if you are interested in something.
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I am talking about international brands that are manufactured in Thailand
I have read nothing but bad news about Thai brands
I have considered many things with regards to my first purchase of a big bike
However I am unsure of the importance of where these bikes are made
Something under 200k would be nice
Owned 6 Thai assembled and manufactured bikes without any problems. Most Thai assembled and manufactured bikes are also sold abroad. Incl Europe and the US. Kawasaki manufactures all up to 650cc 2 cylinders bikes (only) in Thailand for the global market.
Personally I am only interested in locally produced (Intl. brand) bikes because of price (incl parts), resale value and the fact that it is easy to service.
Ducati, Honda, Kawasaki and BMW is on its way, to name a few.
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Thank you mate, it was 355k I am honest in saying this bike is simply amazing coming from a non technical head!!
For that price I would have bought one 2 when it came out without doubt. But initially it was around 450 right? Which I found a bit to high.
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Who are this AFP crowd ?
Every second or third sentence of everything that comes from them has the same copy and paste rubbish about the BKK elite, why cant they get over that and realize this is not about the BKK rich fighting the northern poor.?
This is about the ordinary people of this country who have had a guts full of a crooked government led by a convicted criminal on the run, people who want to see change brought about for the good of the country, themselves and their children.
Yingluck has the power to stop all the violence right now by resigning, postponing the election and supporting reform by a non political group, but she wont do it.
I cant believe she is so masochistic that she really wants to be in the middle of this, there can only be one reason she is still in there and that must be at the insistence of big brother.
I see the EC commissioners are threatening to resign if the election is not postponed.
What happens if they do ?
With no body to run an election how can it go ahead?
OK reds lets have some more abuse, or possibly you could try to write something sensible.
Because they have never visited the protests. Or simple because they don't care. Yellow vs Red, Rich vs Poor. Democracy killing elites.
That Sells!!!!
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I believe you. It's all the bike you need (with storage). I was very interested in this bike until they started to sell the Thai assembled Multistrada. Have fun. I heard they lowered the price?! How much was it?
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I am 100% sure there will be no election on Feb 2.
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The government clings on to power? You can form your own view. Most intelligent people can see what is going on.
A government put in charge by the people!!
As a intelligent person, I can see exactly, what is going on.
The elite, who is never going to win another election, is using all means to keep their place at the trough.
Even if it means a few of their pawns will have to be sacrified (killed).
That is, what is going on!!
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The government clings on to power? You can form your own view. Most intelligent people can see what is going on.
Same same, Mark clinking to power when order the use of live bullet to disperses the protesters that caused 90+ death. You can form your own view. Most intelligent people can see what is going on.
Spot on. The protestors caused 90+ death. 20 of them were officials.
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A bunch of brave man here acting her from behind your computer.
Says the guy who's post was deleted by the mods (in another thread) after he hoped (from behind his computer) that someone would shoot Suthep. Buy a mirror. Ikea has some cheap ones I heard.
It also betrays a complete misunderstanding of Suthep's significance.He would not have acted as he has without very clear support.Even if Suthep hypothetically decided to spend more time with his family, nothing would change - or to be more precise the unelected elites would find another way to push their agenda forward.Equally if Thaksin disappeared from the scene it would not have the effect his enemies desire because the genie is out of the bottle, ie ordinary Thais have become politicised.Too much emphasis is placed in this conflict on the significance of individuals with the demonisation of both Suthep and of course Thaksin.It doesn't work like that.Tectonic plates are shifting in Thailand and various interests and social groups are struggling to retain or improve their position.So fasten your seat belts -we're in for a bumpy ride.
If you have a look at my signature and if you would take the time to visit the protests last Sunday you will realize that many people are really angry. This government is using billions of dollars to facilitate their own. They lie and cheat the people. Have a look at Yingluck talking to Aljazeera. She still tried to claim that government cannot control parliament. She said she had nothing to do with this whitewash bill. She really knows how to make people angry. I won't even go into the rice scam.
Yes Suthep could be replaced (but not easy, the guy has energy) but he is doing a good job and he has a lot of support.
Look at PT. 1=Yingluck, 2=Somchai, 4=Surapong. All family members in those spots because they can't trust others. Eliminate Thaksin and PT will collapse.
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A bunch of brave man here acting her from behind your computer.
Says the guy who's post was deleted by the mods (in another thread) after he hoped (from behind his computer) that someone would shoot Suthep. Buy a mirror. Ikea has some cheap ones I heard.
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Happy New Year Dear Lady. Chiang Mai loves you, and so do I.
Nobody would blame you if you wanted to walk away. Stay up north with family and friends, and let Thida take over. She'll sort out the opposition in short order.
If Yingluck is hiding in CM who will sort out the rice scam that makes billions of dollars dissapear? That jungle lady Thida?
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This is what happens when you offer free money. People get used to it, and you create huge dependencies on it. But that's not all. It also bankrupts the government, cripples the GDP, allows huge stores of rice to spoil, and has taken Thailand off its previously proud position as the world's largest exporter of rice. But then again, perhaps it's better to pay them off, and lock up their vote.
Creating dependencies is Thaksin's aim. More dependencies for his policies means the people can't life without it (him).
As you stated correctly, the drawbacks might be to large to handle but unfortunately it will never be admitted. They will keep pumping money in it. Anyhow it is not theirs. Who do you think own the foreign trading companies who buy the rice extremely cheap? Who do you think own those huge storing facilities that keep on charging storage charge?
What a mess!
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Every Thai company has to submit its financial statements once a year. Every major company is audited by an independent party. The Thai government does not submit/reveal any figures and doesn't allow an independent party to audit the scheme. This has been going on for almost 3 years now. I really understand why taxpayers are getting angry at this PT bunch.
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What a joke. The PM is in CM inspecting roadworks when billions of Dollars dissapear in the rice scam. Why is she not inspecting that?
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She must have a good supplier of crocodile tears. Could it be Sunisa?
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Thai built - that's the problem.
Why don't you just keep quiet if you have nothing to say.
He said something reasonable for me.
or the OP and his friend went through very harsh roads or trails with lots of bumps.
You know, Ducati uses light alloys to keep the bikes light but in return, it looks like they are not so durable for harsh conditions but sure OK for smooth roads.
It was really a silly comment imo. The bike is not Thai built but assembled. Anyhow we are talking about the wheels which are first of all not built but manufactured. Brand is Enkei and they come from Germany if I am not mistaken.
Therfor Thai built is the problem was seen as troll post by me.
Even if something would be Thai built is that the reason it would brake?
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Thai built - that's the problem.
Why don't you just keep quiet if you have nothing to say.
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That's strange indeed. Mine has about 4500km. I just had a look and both my rims are ok eventhough I like to ride the bike fast and with fairly low air pressure for comfort. I had a few moments that I told myself surely the rim is bent now but everything is still ok.
I am sure Ducati will deal with it correctly. Good luck. -
If only the Thai police would be a little less corrupt Thailand could be so much better. Really sad to see how this department is detroying Thailand.
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So now they have started to shoot at their own homes, so they can blame the reds??
Hahahaha you are soooo funny
Thai police chief: No live bullets fired by police
in Thailand News Headlines
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Maybe for once this Police guy doesn't want to be caught lying.