Korn condemns assault on anti-junta activist

By The Nation

 

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Democrat Party MP Korn Chatikavanij on Saturday condemned the attack of anti-junta activist Sirawith Seritiwat and called on Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha to order police to expedite the investigation.

 

Korn, a deputy Democrat leader, posted on his Facebook wall that he condemned all kinds of violence.

 

“My subordinates used to be attacked when we were the opposition. Police were not serious in making arrests in that case and in other cases,” Korn said in the post.

 

“This time, I would like to see the prime minister order police to work seriously. We have seen from lessons in the past that the use of violence did not result in a good ending.”

 

Korn also called for members of the public to be tolerable to different opinions.

 

“I would like to call on all politicians to be patient and help prevent the incident from escalating into a situation,” Korn added.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/politics/30371955

 

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"I would like to call on all politicians to be patient and help prevent the incident from escalating into a situation,” Korn added.

 

Sorry mate, but sadly for you and your sell-out friends in the "government" it already is a situation. If the men in green (or their paid goons in brown) behind this were not so stupid, they would realize that this is the sort of action that can galvanize people and bring down a government. The ridiculous aspect of it all is that Sirawith was apparently off to study in India this week and would have been out of their hair for a while. Now, he is still here and right in their face. Go Ja New!

36 minutes ago, rooster59 said:

My subordinates used to be attacked when we were the opposition. Police were not serious in making arrests in that case and in other cases,” Korn said in the post.

Cut out trying to portray your people as good guys that were unfairly treated than maybe Korn will sound bit genuine and honest.   

condemnation comes from the guy who co-ordinated bangkok shutdown, ratchaprasong massacre, airport's closures and state terrorism for the last 50 years of existence of democrat party, in which some tens of thousands were murdered.

there is a death squat killing political refugees in laos, korn never heard about them

Edited June 29, 20197 yr by londonthai

Hope he was looking in the mirror when he was busy issuing that condemnation. 

Thailand wouldn't be where it is today had he had the courage to side with democracy back in 2014.

Edited June 29, 20197 yr by pornprong

3 hours ago, rooster59 said:

 I would like to see the prime minister order police to work seriously.

 

Sounds as if the police...'working seriously'...is exactly what's happening.

 

 

 

Edited June 29, 20197 yr by Hayduke

58 minutes ago, pornprong said:

Hope he was looking in the mirror when he was busy issuing that condemnation. 

Thailand wouldn't be where it is today had he had the courage to side with democracy back in 2014.

Yep, and to add insult to the jury, he voted for the dictator, he is therefore not to be taken seriously. No democrat should ever vote for such a person. 

If there were any democrats in Thailand, that would be   

55 minutes ago, sjaak327 said:

Yep, and to add insult to the jury, he voted for the dictator, he is therefore not to be taken seriously. No democrat should ever vote for such a person. 

I honestly don't know how 'Democrats' who supported the junta have the gall and shamelessness to show themselves in public.

Despicable bunch - down to their very DNA !

5 hours ago, rooster59 said:

“My subordinates used to be attacked when we were the opposition. Police were not serious in making arrests in that case and in other cases,” Korn said in the post.

So you joined them?

The Thai are a patient people.

4 hours ago, sjaak327 said:

Yep, and to add insult to the jury, he voted for the dictator, he is therefore not to be taken seriously. No democrat should ever vote for such a person. 

Actually it was the party leadership who, after faffing about trying to play both sides, who voted to join the PPRP alliance.

1 minute ago, billd766 said:

Actually it was the party leadership who, after faffing about trying to play both sides, who voted to join the PPRP alliance.

And the party members with a conscience quit the party after that vote.

I note Korn is not one of those members that quit.

This fact says what about his character?

 

At least a little of the blood on this kids shirt is a consequence of Korns' gutlessness exhibited many times over many years.

4 minutes ago, billd766 said:

Actually it was the party leadership who, after faffing about trying to play both sides, who voted to join the PPRP alliance.

He could have abstained or voted for the other guy, but he didn't, says it all. At least abhisit did not vote for Prayuth, and I believe vacated his seat, apparently the only 'democrat" in that party with a backbone !

8 minutes ago, sjaak327 said:

He could have abstained or voted for the other guy, but he didn't, says it all. At least abhisit did not vote for Prayuth, and I believe vacated his seat, apparently the only 'democrat" in that party with a backbone !

Yes. Unfortunately, in vacating his seat he ensured that it will be allocated to a more reliable candidate. I don;t know if a "party list" MP can "cross the floor of the house", but if they can, that would have been a more effective statement.

9 minutes ago, sjaak327 said:

He could have abstained or voted for the other guy, but he didn't, says it all. At least abhisit did not vote for Prayuth, and I believe vacated his seat, apparently the only 'democrat" in that party with a backbone !

Abhisit quit as PM designate before the "election" and after the Democrats joined the government coalition he resigned his MP seat, I assume that it was swiftly allocated to another "party list" MP

Just now, JAG said:

Yes. Unfortunately, in vacating his seat he ensured that it will be allocated to a more reliable candidate. I don;t know if a "party list" MP can "cross the floor of the house", but if they can, that would have been a more effective statement.

True, however I can see where he is coming from, he simply didn't want any part in this, and I cannot disagree with him. Maybe I would've voted for Thanathorn and then vacated my seat ????

8 hours ago, rooster59 said:

called on Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha to order police to expedite the investigation.

Investigate what?

Just now, billd766 said:

Abhisit quit as PM designate before the "election" and after the Democrats joined the government coalition he resigned his MP seat, I assume that it was swiftly allocated to another "party list" MP

I think he actually abstained, but not 100% sure. 

2 hours ago, sjaak327 said:

I think he actually abstained, but not 100% sure. 

I can't find it.

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