Sept 19 Rally Will Be Peaceful, Jatuporn Says

[webfact]

COUP ANNIVERSARY

Sept 19 rally will be peaceful, Jatuporn says

By The Nation

Published on September 3, 2009

The red-shirt rally planned for September 19 to mark opposition over the 2006 coup will a one-day event,

organisers said yesterday, in a bid to dismiss concern about a lengthy protest.

"The red shirts will rally for just one day on September 19 before dispersing around midnight," organiser Jatuporn Promphan said.

Jatuporn sought to play down speculation that the rally might spiral out of control and become an uprising to overthrow the government.

He said authorities had gone overboard to portray the red shirts in a bad light.

"If the government is to collapse, its downfall will be triggered by its own flaws and not outside elements like the red shirts."

He criticised government plans to enforce the security law, claiming the situation did not warrant such measures.

He said Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva should reflect on the state of disarray within the coalition instead of trying to blame to the red shirts for problems.

Abhisit's predicament was his feelings had been hurt by coalition allies over the nomination of a new police chief and defence minister, he said.

If a coup happened while Abhisit was in New York later this month, it would only be because of the prime minister's "stupidity" in enforcing the security law, and paving way for his allies to oust him, he said.

Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban voiced optimism that he could control the rally. He asked people not to speculate about the rally, saying that would cause undue concern.

He vowed to keep the peace and prevent the crowd from turning unruly, saying he would put every contingency in place, including possible enforcement of the security law.

He dismissed claims that Abhisit might suffer the same fate as that befell Thaksin, who was in New York three years ago when topped by the coup.

Interior Minister Chaovarat Chanweerakul said politics could be at a critical juncture because changes often occurred in September or October.

Meanwhile, former prime minister Chuan Leekpai said the government should be careful about the red shirts' protest on September 19, as nobody would forgive them if chaos erupted again like that in Pattaya in April.

"The government should be more careful concerning the September 19 rally. Otherwise there could possibly be problems like what happened in Pattaya in April," Chuan said.

"Nobody would forgive if such chaos happened again."

Red-shirt protesters stormed a building where the Asean Summit was being staged in Pattaya on April 11, forcing the government to cancel the event. Top overseas leaders had to be evacuated from the hotel by helicopter before flying home.

-- The Nation 2009/03/09

[givenall]

COUP ANNIVERSARY

Sept 19 rally will be peaceful, Jatuporn says

By The Nation

Published on September 3, 2009

The red-shirt rally planned for September 19 to mark opposition over the 2006 coup will a one-day event,

organisers said yesterday, in a bid to dismiss concern about a lengthy protest.

"The red shirts will rally for just one day on September 19 before dispersing around midnight," organiser Jatuporn Promphan said.

Jatuporn sought to play down speculation that the rally might spiral out of control and become an uprising to overthrow the government.

He said authorities had gone overboard to portray the red shirts in a bad light.

"If the government is to collapse, its downfall will be triggered by its own flaws and not outside elements like the red shirts."

He criticised government plans to enforce the security law, claiming the situation did not warrant such measures.

He said Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva should reflect on the state of disarray within the coalition instead of trying to blame to the red shirts for problems.

Abhisit's predicament was his feelings had been hurt by coalition allies over the nomination of a new police chief and defence minister, he said.

If a coup happened while Abhisit was in New York later this month, it would only be because of the prime minister's "stupidity" in enforcing the security law, and paving way for his allies to oust him, he said.

Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban voiced optimism that he could control the rally. He asked people not to speculate about the rally, saying that would cause undue concern.

He vowed to keep the peace and prevent the crowd from turning unruly, saying he would put every contingency in place, including possible enforcement of the security law.

He dismissed claims that Abhisit might suffer the same fate as that befell Thaksin, who was in New York three years ago when topped by the coup.

Interior Minister Chaovarat Chanweerakul said politics could be at a critical juncture because changes often occurred in September or October.

Meanwhile, former prime minister Chuan Leekpai said the government should be careful about the red shirts' protest on September 19, as nobody would forgive them if chaos erupted again like that in Pattaya in April.

"The government should be more careful concerning the September 19 rally. Otherwise there could possibly be problems like what happened in Pattaya in April," Chuan said.

"Nobody would forgive if such chaos happened again."

Red-shirt protesters stormed a building where the Asean Summit was being staged in Pattaya on April 11, forcing the government to cancel the event. Top overseas leaders had to be evacuated from the hotel by helicopter before flying home.

-- The Nation 2009/03/09

It is about time to stop these non senses. It has been 5 years and everyone has moved on and system seems to be in full control.

I think the government need to deploy full force to insure they can stop any chaos and also like US charge the organizers charge the expense of these deployments. That should stop the organizers from destroying this country a bit at a time

[webfact]

I thought the Red rallies were always peaceful... according to the Red propaganda machine...?

Edited September 3, 2009 by webfact

[animatic]

Jatuporn says

This from a noted fountain of the truth 24/7/365.

He is best used as the left hand distracting from the right hands manipulations.

Trust his words at your peril.

Edited September 3, 2009 by animatic

[Wuffy]

It is about time to stop these non senses. It has been 5 years and everyone has moved on and system seems to be in full control.

I think the government need to deploy full force to insure they can stop any chaos and also like US charge the organizers charge the expense of these deployments. That should stop the organizers from destroying this country a bit at a time

Really?

Could have sworn it was only 3.

I agree These protests need to stop. ALL of them, not that people don't have a right to protest but's been done and gone. Can we please work on the problems of RIGHT NOW. Or even better the ones were preparing for TOMORROW?

[Thaddeus]

He said authorities had gone overboard to portray the red shirts in a bad light.

Yarr ....... http://www.yarr.org.uk/history/ ..... the 19th be the day me heartiesl.

[webfact]

This thread is now online for a few hours and no comments from the "PRP" = Paid Red Posters.... so far.

What A surprise. Has something changed?

Edited September 3, 2009 by webfact

[animatic]

Koo82 has been surprisingly silent since this tape cockup from redland

and the concurrent NON-rally.

[mc2]

Koo82 and Ferwit were collateral damage from SRJ's expulsion.

[TAWP]

Koo82 and Ferwit were collateral damage from SRJ's expulsion.

They took one for the team, eh?

Like putting forward a pawn to get a knight in Chess.

[mc2]

do you guys know, your hero, SRJ was posting again under the nic "secondbase", that was shortlived. mods did a great job in sorting that out.

Edited September 3, 2009 by mc2

[TAWP]

do you guys know, your hero, SRJ was posting again under the nic "secondbase", that was shortlived. mods did a great job in sorting that out.

Hero?

Ah, it is slandering-time again.

Back as your were...

[Samuian]

The latest Insights from an Editorial by The Nation, regarding

the selfless Philanthropist's remarks in his latest Radioadress:

.....................

The most optimistic analysis of Thaksin's Wednesday statement has him concerned and tired like all of us. The most cynical tells us that if someone like him is concerned, we should be doubly alarmed.

Source:

[mc2]

do you guys know, your hero, SRJ was posting again under the nic "secondbase", that was shortlived. mods did a great job in sorting that out.

Hero?

Ah, it is slandering-time again.

Back as your were...

oh come on,

he was always talking about colpyats latest exploit. all fun and games wasn't it ?

srj is the new colpyat

[Insight]

do you guys know, your hero, SRJ was posting again under the nic "secondbase", that was shortlived. mods did a great job in sorting that out.

Hero?

Ah, it is slandering-time again.

Back as your were...

oh come on,

he was always talking about colpyats latest exploit. all fun and games wasn't it ?

srj is the new colpyat

Wasn't Colpyat terminated before your membership here started?

[mc2]

that guy was going on about colpyat every chance he could get, colpyat this colpyat that, how could i not know about him ?

btw, I read some of his posts in the archives, seemed like a highly intelligent and knowledgeable poster.

Edited September 3, 2009 by mc2

[swifty5x5]

[animatic]

Koo82 and Ferwit were collateral damage from SRJ's expulsion.

They took one for the team, eh?

Like putting forward a pawn to get a knight in Chess.

I believe Furwart was gone just prior to this.

Didn't realize Koo was x'd at the same time.

I very much doubt for the same reasons in each case.

Poor Koo was getting more and more out of touch with the mainstream.

I did like her, in an odd sort of way.

I very much doubt there was anything like a quid pro quo involved on any level.

[ovenman]

Didn't realize Koo was x'd at the same time.

I very much doubt for the same reasons in each case.

A simple check of her profile will reveal that Koo is still amongst us. Consider the source of this "news".

[animatic]

do you guys know, your hero, SRJ was posting again under the nic "secondbase", that was shortlived. mods did a great job in sorting that out.

Actually not.

[TAWP]

Alright, enough of topic-hijack.

This post is about a lier claiming things.

[animatic]

Didn't realize Koo was x'd at the same time.

I very much doubt for the same reasons in each case.

A simple check of her profile will reveal that Koo is still amongst us. Consider the source of this "news".

True, the source is... [insert word of choice here]...

Would not having the accuracy or veracity of Jatuporno fit?

In which case it goes back to my original point many posts later;

Koo is rather silent lately.

Pulled back by the reddened leadership till a better moment to

''strike a chord of FEAR in the farang community!!!'

Edited September 3, 2009 by animatic

[Samuian]

i think that the world can consider itself lucky it wasn't Noppadon airing the news...!

[dre1247]

It is about time to stop these non senses. It has been 5 years and everyone has moved on and system seems to be in full control.

I think the government need to deploy full force to insure they can stop any chaos and also like US charge the organizers charge the expense of these deployments. That should stop the organizers from destroying this country a bit at a time

Really?

Could have sworn it was only 3.

I agree These protests need to stop. ALL of them, not that people don't have a right to protest but's been done and gone. Can we please work on the problems of RIGHT NOW. Or even better the ones were preparing for TOMORROW?

They will stop when they do not get paid their Baht 500 a day. It's rather lucrative to protest, the alternative is work for less.

Edited September 3, 2009 by dre1247

[Rumfoord]

i think that the world can consider itself lucky it wasn't Noppadon airing the news...!

you are talking about what? can you explain what you mean?

[Rumfoord]

They will stop when they do not get paid their Baht 500 a day. It's rather lucrative to protest, the alternative is work for less.

who gets paid 500 baht? all of them? and where the money comes from?

[Plus]

The money allegedly comes from Veera+Jatuporn+Nattawut leftovers from whatever Thaksin gives them to organise the rallies.

[ThNiner]

There was a brief mention today in an article from today's Krungtep Turakij saying that about 300 million Baht has been mysteriously channelled from somewhere in the middle east to Thailand recently.

http://newsroom.bangkokbiznews.com/comment...amp;user=chalao

Translated headline "The Mystery of 300 million that comes straight from "Dubai""

[mc2]

There was a brief mention today in an article from today's Krungtep Turakij saying that about 300 million Baht has been mysteriously channelled from somewhere in the middle east to Thailand recently.

http://newsroom.bangkokbiznews.com/comment...amp;user=chalao

Translated headline "The Mystery of 300 million that comes straight from "Dubai""

that "newspaper" seems to be a division of theNation -

probably from a dodgy source with ulterior motives.

probably not even true

[Rumfoord]

There was a brief mention today in an article from today's Krungtep Turakij saying that about 300 million Baht has been mysteriously channelled from somewhere in the middle east to Thailand recently.

http://newsroom.bangkokbiznews.com/comment...amp;user=chalao

Translated headline "The Mystery of 300 million that comes straight from "Dubai""

and what? what you wanna tell us?

that is only a blog entry somewhere on the subsites of nationmultimedia.