Little Hitler Sonti And His Brown Shirts

[Livinginexile]

Little Hitler Sonti is a smart man.

He is using the exact same tactics that Hitler used to gain absolute power over Germany in the 1920's.

Firstly he is using the "divide and conquer" strategy that Hitler used to divide the people.

But instead of using the Jews as a divisive tool as Hitler did, Little Hitler Sonti is using Thaksin and the poor rural people as the cause of all Thailand’s woes.

Secondly he whips up intense hatred amongst his followers. As we have seen with the PAD protests that vents their venom and hate cultish proportions.

Thirdly he has built up a Para military security organisation run and led by the most fanatical elements of his organisation to violently crush any opposition to his party. Did you see what he did to one of his supporters that decided to go home at the airport? The Brown Shirts beat him to a pulp, shot him and left him to die beside a klong.

Or when the Nazi Brown Shirts was shooting people in the streets just for practicing their right of free speech?

And then Forth, when all opposition and democracy is crushed he will seize power and rule like a petty little dictator that he is.

Anyone who is silly enough to think he only has the good of the country at heart, and that he only wants to rid Thailand of corrupt elements and then blend back into Thai society never to be seen again had better think again.

No my dear friends. This little fascist and his Brown Shirts are after absolute power and if he is not stoped, Thailand will have a dictator at the helm and will recede into the same status as Burma.

Now...watch all the Nazi sympathisers come out to support Little Hiltler.

Remeber people, bad things happen when good men do nothing.

I hope Thailand does not allow this to happen.

[crudy21]

Hmmm, interesting view!

[sassienie]

In Germany, they came first for the Communists, and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Communist.

Then they came for the Jews, and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Jew.

Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Trade Unionist.

Then they came for the Catholics, and I didn't speak up because I was a Protestant.

Then they came for me, and by that time, no one was left to speak up.

-- Reverend Dr. Martin Niemoeller