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Constitution Court judge's house attacked with bomb

BANGKOK: -- A bomb was lobbed into the compound of the house of Constitution Court judge Jaral Phakdeethanakul, causing some damages.

No one was injured in the attack happened at about midnight at Jaral's house on Soi Pridi Phanomyong in Bangkok's Klong Tan district.

Bomb disposal officers have yet to determined the type of the bomb.

Police Sub-Lt Somchai Saraket of Klong Tan police station quoted Jaral as saying he heard something falling on the roof and heard an explosion two minutes later.

The explosion caused a 50-cm-wide and 25-cm-deep hole in the lawn and shattered some window glasses as well as damaging an air-condition unit.

-- The Nation 2008-10-30

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There's latest ABAC poll that shows that majority of Thais (or Bangkokians, I don't remember) want for warring parties to kiss up.

What an absurd idea. You don't kiss up with rapists and murderers. It's as if they kick and scream and refuse to accept their guilt, it means it's time to forgive them.

Do I need to list all the bombings and threats of violence coming against anti-Thaksin side?

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It just goes to show the desparation and bad intent of the Thaksin side of things.

They act on violent impulses to silence critics. A glaring lack of political maturity...

We can't WIN an argument so lets scare them into silence.

The other side, while not angelic, uses violence only when violently attacked.

Or to preemptively stop being violently attacked as in guards stopping

and holding suspected trouble makers temporarily.

PAD is not throwing bombs at peoples houses.

This just juxtaposes the two camps moral structures with glaring clarity.

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