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TAN Network: Metro police confirm suspicions of assassination plot; 5-6 suspected groups kept under close watch; 400 patrol teams watching reds

Just got this from updates Will, but no more info. If this is true maybe its why the 3 leaders wanted to break away from others in the red shirt camp?

Cheers, Rick

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http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/index.php?s=...t&p=3424042

This post carries the most information I have seen anywhere. (edit yes its the same as above)

If this is the base of the sms alert, then I must say that whoever is responsible for calling a "plot" an "attempt" is being overly alarmist, the difference is considerable!

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TAN Network: Metro police confirm suspicions of assassination plot; 5-6 suspected groups kept under close watch; 400 patrol teams watching reds

Just got this from updates Will, but no more info. If this is true maybe its why the 3 leaders wanted to break away from others in the red shirt camp?

Cheers, Rick

Is this has something to do with the assignation attempt. If the rumor is true and they knew about it then they are also guilty of the crime

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Minister Confirms Reports on Plot to Kill PM

UPDATE : 17 March 2010

The Prime Minister's Office minister admits there have been reports on a plot to assassinate the premier.

Prime Minister Office's Minister Sathit Wong-nongtoey said he has received reports on planned assassination of the prime minister but he is still unsure which party has engineered the plot.

Commenting on the red-shirt group's splattering of blood at the prime minister's residence, Sathit said such a move was not appropriate and he noted the group was running its campaign without a certain direction.

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Sathit insisted the prime minister still has no policy to crack down on the demonstration or take legal action against the group's core leaders.

Sathit also revealed the national peacekeeping center was worried about the red-shirt protesters' current directionless moves without good coordination by their leaders.

The minister also said the society will not support the claim by fugitive former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra that the red-shirt protest is a class struggle.

He reiterated the the Internal Security Act is still sufficient to contain the rally while the government will exercise restraint

Sathit today accepted an open letter from the Nonviolence Network and media representatives calling for a wide exchange of the viewpoints to seek a solution for political crisis and the way to have a fair election.

He assured them the government will not use force in handling the protesters as they are not its enemies but it will seek viewpoints on the political crisis through parliamentary means.

He pledged to forward their demands and advises to the prime minister.

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Sounds like a rumor I think Abhisit is paranoid. :)

Brit talking shit as usual. No evidence to back up his medical assessment of Abhisit. And we all remember the "bomb plot" against Thaksin. Pure invention all round

Paranoia might well sum up your michief making posts BM.

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