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Prayut indifferent to protesters’ plan to throng Parliament during charter rewrite debate

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  • Thaiwrath
    Thaiwrath

    Enough said. As the (albeit, unelected) prime minister, he is responsible for whatever actions these people take, and should be held accountable when it gets nasty.

  • colinneil
    colinneil

    Of course he remained aloof, silly sod actually believes he is doing a good job, and the people love him..... Poor???????? man is delusional.

  • Phuketshrew
    Phuketshrew

    Nice mask he's got there. Shame it's not one of the new ones with the BS filter built in ....

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1 hour ago, Mr Meeseeks said:

Sounds like every Thai I have ever met.

A trait that has been mastered by many.

1 hour ago, DirtyHarry55 said:

Really?

 

https://youtu.be/AIsP2UgIvCo

 

https://youtu.be/8P8M39rF-nM

 

 

 

 

From what I saw before the melee started the yellow shirts were taunting the protestors and egging them on by getting in their faces at the fenced off line.  I watched as one Yellow shirt actually threw a water bottle at a group and then spat on them.  Looks like the Government backers wanted to instigate a fight and in the end they did, with at least one of the yellow shirts getting pulled through the barrier and trampled on repeatedly before heading to an ambulance for a trip to the hospital.

12 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

From what I saw before the melee started the yellow shirts were taunting the protestors and egging them on by getting in their faces at the fenced off line.  I watched as one Yellow shirt actually threw a water bottle at a group and then spat on them.  Looks like the Government backers wanted to instigate a fight and in the end they did, with at least one of the yellow shirts getting pulled through the barrier and trampled on repeatedly before heading to an ambulance for a trip to the hospital.

For sure the yellow shirts were sent to stir up trouble they need some violence to justify a crackdown.

 

 

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    In contrast I think they fear the Rubber Ducks

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    Clever.

    Fight water cannons laced with tear gas with water pistols.

    Face rubber bullets and storm troopers with rubber ducks.

    The world media will get bored very quickly with 'Prayuth, ork pai.'  Thai media is reluctant.

    When the politicians pretend to debate in chambers that are almost empty it should be obvious to the world who should be supported.

    The call today was for 1 million supporters.  How many was it?

    At least he has now got the RTP headquarters repainted for free ????

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