Is anyone watching their going on now? PM seems very board, and the Red shirt is talking nonsense. Can some please tell this guy stop talking and let all get to the point

They've made their points -

Red Shirts - dissolve parliament

Government - No

My wife tells me that Red Shirts demand reinstatement of Thaksin, and abolition of an institution that cant be mentioned here. if true, that should about finish them.

in responce to the op, i was just thinkink exactly the same thing.

he looks bored shitless! probably thinking could be home with the family wright now, cooking a couple of steaks on the bar-b and knocking back a couple of changs.

My wife tells me that Red Shirts demand reinstatement of Thaksin, and abolition of an institution that cant be mentioned here. if true, that should about finish them.

That's not true, except for members of one or two splinter groups, at least about the unmentionable bit.

Edited March 28, 201016 yr by way2muchcoffee

i suggest they just go off to lumpini boxing arena, and have a best of 3 bouts muay thai decider.

anything got to be better than watching this drival! may even run long enough into the night, so that i dont have to be subject to another two hours of thai t.v. soaps.

Edited March 28, 201016 yr by tigerfish

I thought I don’t understand the Thai politics. Looks like these so called the Red Shirt leader also don’t understand.

First of all they should be told who charge (military is)

Second, you have no way in hel_l success to bring back Thaksin

Then may be negotiation can begin

do they have to broadcast it on all the stations thou?

do they have to broadcast it on all the stations thou?

Circus olah

Thanks for technology, watch tv on internet

Edited March 28, 201016 yr by givenall

looks like they are off for a spot of som tam, sticky rice and b.b.qed chicken.

A couple of points. I thought it amazing that the conversations were televised.

That the red shirts said that before the coup the military budget was 80 billion and the Abhisit government upped the military budget to 140 billion. The red shirts mentioned the military budget increase as the reason the military did not stop the yellow shirts from closing the airport.

Also, that they agreed to take a pee break on TV I think was a first.

Also that Abhisit referred to the red shirt Veera as older brother I found interesting and quite polite.

I didn’t hear anything about bringing Thaskin back or mentioning the unmentionable unless it was a counselor but I didn’t hear the whole thing.

A couple of points. I thought it amazing that the conversations were televised.

That the red shirts said that before the coup the military budget was 80 billion and the Abhisit government upped the military budget to 140 billion. The red shirts mentioned the military budget increase as the reason the military did not stop the yellow shirts from closing the airport.

<snip for brevity>

The PAD/airport fiasco was of course before the Democrat-led coalition came to power, perhaps they meant the junta-appointed government of PM-Sorayud had increased the military budget, and not the Abhisit government ?

A couple of points. I thought it amazing that the conversations were televised.

That the red shirts said that before the coup the military budget was 80 billion and the Abhisit government upped the military budget to 140 billion. The red shirts mentioned the military budget increase as the reason the military did not stop the yellow shirts from closing the airport.

<snip for brevity>

The PAD/airport fiasco was of course before the Democrat-led coalition came to power, perhaps they meant the junta-appointed government of PM-Sorayud had increased the military budget, and not the Abhisit government ?

I think they meant that they made a deal during the yellow shirt protests. But I don't really know.

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http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Thailand-s-P...ks-t351224.html