Abhisit's Political Allies Uncertain

[Dustybin]

Is abisits political ally sondi in jail yet, if not why not.

[Credo]

No, not in jail. It's called a 'double standard.'

[animatic]

Are Somchai, Chavalit and the police bigs in jail yet for the brutality of Oct 7th?

2 months before the airport,

and so there is a head start to being behind schedule.

You haven't made your point at all.

The Thai courts are just slow... mai bpen rai judiciary...

What the baht did you really expect, speed, here?

So I am a plant you think, or are you saying I'm potted,

Maybe you are just a window box pretending to be a dust bin.

If you think I'm a TVF plant, then you've likely gone potty.

Ar your cubicle is to close to Ferwerts!

Abhisit has a pretty good idea what motivates those around him.

Mostly money and appearances. Some are old school control freaks,

and some love the art of the deal, most are just plain greedy

since that has been the traditional draw to politics.

I am sure he trust few with a secret, a cell phone, and a reporters number at hand,

on the other hand I bet he and Suthep know what makes each member tick,

and has a basic stratagy for each generally. Modified for the unknowns that happen.

Edited January 19, 2010 by animatic

[Dustybin]

Abisit is motivated by his puppetmasters guns.

Window box, dustbin, how would you know the difference.as your pinnichio avatar nose got that long its fell off.

[animatic]

Puppetmasters guns, it rolls off of the tongue so well,

and yet is no where to be seen except in red rants.

Your liege lord and motivator calls,

and you decide to answer and I distract you.

It's crunch time and perceptions must be molded;

with sound bites and short declarative statements,

said as if a fact, with authority and assurance and repetition.

Oops I guess I am breaking your stride... desolé

So here's a parting ode to a not so faithful, would be master of many.

"His Fall was destin'd to a barren Strand,

A petty Fortress, and a dubious Hand;

He left the Name, at which the World grew pale,

To point a Moral, or adorn a Tale."

Edited January 20, 2010 by soundman

[Dustybin]

Not so observant a member , doesn't see the guns .

And yes you are breaking again, your persona aroma.

A parting ode... or his rhyming partner.

[animatic]

"It's an ill wind that blows no good."

persona aroma...

Arrivaderchi Roma maybe.

[geriatrickid]

Fit as a fiddle and ready for love.

And you; not enough love lately?

Sharks and Crocodiles serve their meals quite differently.

You are just as dead dinning with either or nearby them.

And the Thailand political scene resembles a cesspool of Sharky crocs.

But only man ENJOYS killing his own kind for the fun of it.

Or stabbing them in the back for their own advantage.

Or excusing collateral damage to get what they want.

Only MAN likes to realign the pecking order just because he can,

not because it does him any advantage.

Not much experience out in the bush or with domestic critters eh?

Ever watch a house cat with a rodent or a bug? As it chases, bites and then drops the subject, it appears to be playing. Animal psychologists believe it is play.

Unfortunately, other primates kill for fun. I suggest you pick up a textbook and read up upon how chimpanzees can attack less primates just for the he11 of it.

Realignment of the pecking order is not restricted to MAN. Do you know what the male lion does as soon as it takes over the pride? It kills off any cubs that are there.

Man kills man for the fun of it? I offer that such people are mentally deranged. Once you kill someone it can haunt you for the rest of your life. Ask a police officer or soldier that has to kill. Trust me, it eats at them. They can deal with it, but they think about it. Sometimes the memories come back years later. In the bush, great apes can kill other apes for no apparent reasons. Again, animal behaviourists believe it is attributable to the ape being mentally deranged.

[Davidusaf99]

No one gives a crap what any of you arm chair animal psychologists think. Lets stay on topic. Barham has reappeared and looks to be playing a few cards to get a stronger hand dealt him in the coalition. I don't think anyone believes he will switch sides (as he is enjoying the benefits of family in ministerial positions), but he is at least predictable. He does what is in his best self interests. In many ways, the prototypical politician.

[soundman]

Lets stay on topic.

Yes.

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

Please get back to the topic at hand & refrain from bickering.

Thank-you.

[Dustybin]

"It's an ill wind that blows no good."

persona aroma...

Arrivaderchi Roma maybe.

Prefer La Francais myself.

Linda la plant .

[LaoPo]

^^^^

I warned Dustybin to be careful and stay polite...but my message was not understood.

LaoPo

[animatic]

Ah while ~I was gone it wasn't arrivaderchi, but aurevoir to

Friable receptacle, or was it Dustbunnies hamper, maybe Cinders pannier,

possibly Arenaceous basket ,or Chalky nacelle. No matter

By any other name he would small as sweet. ( had them saved up )

Well no doubt there are high pressure tactics and implied threats for bargaining,

and the main bargaining point for Banharn and the other smaller parties is a better playing field,

for them in the next election, made so by changes in the Charter.

So we can see the parallel threads of censure and charter converging to a nexus,

and the anvil or more likely hammer smashing then together is Thaksin's crew

in a do or die attempt to pressure the government to either, die, pardon, or not take it all.

It is fairly good plan in that Banharn is so predictable, that he can be manipulated so easily.

The censure is only a pretext to make him make HIS move. Liberalization of election laws,

benefits the smaller parties and more getting in coalitions, and fewer getting banned,

because smaller parties dissolved mean smaller loses, but the same level of cheating,

combined into power via bigger flexible coalitions.

Edited January 22, 2010 by animatic