Chulalongkorn Hospital Evacuated After Stormed By Red-Shirts

[ding]

Even the Japanese attackers had to leave Chula hospital alone. The Redshirts just dug their own hole.

[ozzieman05]

And now they gave surrounded Khon Kaen airport to stop someone with a divergent opinion to theirs from speaking at a rally. So add they have now joined the government in suppressing freedom of expression.

More Red Democracy.

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[Jingthing]

Couldn't agree more.

I wonder what would happen should a patient die as a direct result of the storming of the hospital?

There is a one month old baby patient being transferred and doctors have described the transfer as risky

It would difficult to prove the direct causation without a doubt. I don't know about Thai civil law though. Perhaps the red shirt leader criminals behind the hospital attack can be charged for financial damages, as we all know they are soaking in Thaksin booty.

[jdinasia]

And now they gave surrounded Khon Kaen airport to stop someone with a divergent opinion to theirs from speaking at a rally. So add they have now joined the government in suppressing freedom of expression.

When has Thaksin and his Red Mob NOT stood for suppressing the freedom of expression?

[sharkwatch]

Can somebody explain me what is waiting the government to send 10000 soldiers to bash all these retarded reds ?

Serious question, I can't understand.

There is a measurable percentage of the Reds that are heavily armed. (See the videos from April 10th etc to verify this)

History in Thailand suggests that a government that cracks down on citizens and causes deaths cannot survive. The (perhaps false) belief that blood on the streets will topple ANY government in Thailand explains why the reds are so intent on creating martyrs. This MAY be an outdated belief in that Thaksin cracked down on "drugs" and killed 2600+ Thai citizens without trial and of whom MANY were in no way involved with the drug trade. Not only did his government survive but it was re-elected.

Since the violence of April 10th (Red violence that elicited a response from the government) there has not been an increased cry for the dissolution of parliament, and in fact the Reds have lost credibility AND support. This may indicate that Thai people are now seeing that there may be times when a Thai government may have to crack down on violent lawless elements in society.

What a nonsense.

The reds are not intent on creating martyrs. t This is a typical yellow mindset, but not everybody is that lunatic. The reds mourn their death of course, but not worship them to the extreme as the PAD did.

This was one of Maj. Gen. Chamlong strategies when he send his yellow sheeps to attack the parliament in october 2008. Remember his famous letter he wrote in the morning.

""We all gather here to repay the gratitude of our motherland. We come here to do good for the country and repay our debt to the country. This is the duty of all Thais. Before we die, we must repay the debt to our motherland. No matter what will happen, let us all remember that it's the duty of Thais to serve the nation, religion and the King. I, Chamlong Srimuang, would like to remind all Thais that we were all born with a duty. No matter how tall we are, no matter the shade of our complexion, how poor or rich we are, we have the duty to repay the debt to the motherland. Chamlong Srimuang, 6 am."(Source: The Nation)

And this was not the first time that Maj. Gen. Chamlong created martyrs for his own interests.

Thaksin killed nobody. And the number of 2600+ Thai killed in the war of drug exaggerated and outdated and not conform with the latest investigation.

yeah right but now he is in his new country changed his name and spoke to the world that montnegro now is his home forget takky senagare he aint coming back

[thepodest]

And now they gave surrounded Khon Kaen airport to stop someone with a divergent opinion to theirs from speaking at a rally. So add they have now joined the government in suppressing freedom of expression.

More Red Democracy.

"We are allowed to protest, but no one else is."

New Elections New Elections New Elections New Elections

Democracy Democracy Democracy Democracy Democracy Democracy

Desolve Parliment Desolve Parliment Desolve Parliment Desolve Parliment

But if you try and come to tell us you parties policies in our time

we will hunt you down with our mobs

Rule No. 1 Only our policies can exist

New Elections New Elections New Elections New Elections

Democracy Democracy Democracy Democracy Democracy Democracy

Desolve Parliment Desolve Parliment Desolve Parliment Desolve Parliment

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[Tigs]

Couldn't agree more.

I wonder what would happen should a patient die as a direct result of the storming of the hospital?

There is a one month old baby patient being transferred and doctors have described the transfer as risky

If I were the father at the hospital I would currently be re-routing the hospital sewage system from the third floor up to pour out on too the heads of the reds below, followed by any heavy items of office equipment I could find.

I hope the little mite is OK!

[J*ames Arthur]

It's getting worse day-by-day and tourism is suffering more and more - depressing stuff.

[Jingthing]

And now they gave surrounded Khon Kaen airport to stop someone with a divergent opinion to theirs from speaking at a rally. So add they have now joined the government in suppressing freedom of expression.

When has Thaksin and his Red Mob NOT stood for suppressing the freedom of expression?

Indeed, Thaksin was in the process of consolidating his dictatorship before his downfall. If the reds are allowed to take over by murderous thuggery, they won't be so easy to stop next time.

[ETatBKK]

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sorry, I am really sick :-(

[sharkwatch]

and i am sorry but its not about yellow , red , green ,or violet its about a country gets taking hostage by maybe 100000 people . there are 67000000 mil. living here

[thepodest]

If we let things like this continue... they could be storming our homes, hurting our families or friends (maybe because they think we hide soldiers in our house too).

Man. I hate to say it but this is beginning to sounds like how communism starts... look at the Nazis..

[nickupton]

And now they gave surrounded Khon Kaen airport to stop someone with a divergent opinion to theirs from speaking at a rally. So add they have now joined the government in suppressing freedom of expression.

More Red Democracy.

"We are allowed to protest, but no one else is."

New Elections New Elections New Elections New Elections

Democracy Democracy Democracy Democracy Democracy Democracy

Desolve Parliment Desolve Parliment Desolve Parliment Desolve Parliment

But if you try and come to tell us you parties policies in our time

we will hunt you down with our mobs

Rule No. 1 Only our policies can exist

New Elections New Elections New Elections New Elections

Democracy Democracy Democracy Democracy Democracy Democracy

Desolve Parliment Desolve Parliment Desolve Parliment Desolve Parliment

Four legs good, two legs bad.

[whybother]

Now Nattawut (red leader) is defending the raid!!

Red-shirt leader Natthawut Saikeu insisted his group was monitoring movement within the Chulalongkorn Hospital and believed armed military men were using one of its buildings as a shelter because food supplies have been delivered there.

Food supplies being delivered to a hospital!! There must be military there!

Also:

He also said soldiers in the hospital building opened fire at protesters when they entered.

Does he just make things up as he goes along?

[Jingthing]

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storm more . . .

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sorry, I am really sick :-(

A taste of things to come if the reds prevail. And yet we still have foreigners in sympathy with this lawless insurgency. Talk about sickening. I am sure there were also pro-Nazi expats in Weimer Berlin too.

[kratiam]

Can we use a redshirt game plan

Thai Vista posters if you agree with this please cut and paste the following

The Red Shirt leader must turn over these red shirt lawbreakers

Of they have proved they are not in Control

If they are no longer in control

Stop the protest and every one go home

Better still start of a new thread with this in mind

this is the trick the red shirts use

wonder how many TV posters agree

Me for one!

[jdinasia]

And here it is ---- Reds defending the hospital Raid AND denying that reds were armed yesterday at Don Muang.

Red-shirt Leader Defends Hospital Raid

BANGKOK: -- A red-shirt leader said his group's raid on Chulalongkorn Hospital last night was aimed at preventing an attack from soldiers they believed were hiding in there.

Red-shirt leader Natthawut Saikeu insisted his group was monitoring movement within the Chulalongkorn Hospital and believed armed military men were using one of its buildings as a shelter because food supplies have been delivered there.

Natthawut claimed last night's raid stemmed from concerns that soldiers who were inside the hospital could shoot protesters as was the case during the clash on Vibhavadhi Rangsit Road.

The red-shirt leader claimed that the group could not find soldiers in the hospital compound because their commander was alerted about the move disclosed on the rally stage so all soldiers were ordered to leave the hospital.

Natthawut claimed they returned at 9 p.m. so the group decided to raid the building.

He also said soldiers in the hospital building opened fire at protesters when they entered.

However, Natthawut apologized to the hospital's staff and patients over the inappropriate behavior of some protesters and red-shirt guards, but asked for sympathy as they are waging this political war with their bear hands.

He said from now on, Weng Tojirakarn will take charge of coordinating with the hospital but he warned other hospitals against providing shelter to armed soldiers.

Natthawut also called on the government to present evidence for allegations against red-shirt core leaders in a campaign to topple the Monarchy because such charges are very severe and could stir political discord.

He also denied the group's alleged involvement in armed masked men carrying guns during the clash on Vibhavadi Rangsit Road, insisting there in no evidence to prove the accusation.

Natthawut pointed fingers at the government for possibly setting up those scenes.

Meanwhile, another red-shirt leader Weng Tojirakarn said his group has the highest respect for the medical profession, but if the prime minister is using hospitals as part of the political war, he and the CRES director must be held responsible.

He affirmed the group will not interfere with Chulalongkorn Hospital in the future.

At the same time, red-shirt leaders who led protesters in last night's raid on Chulalongkorn Hospital asked the management of private companies not to offer shelter to soldiers.

They also asked military officers to exercise their own judgment on orders from their commanding units.

From the closed Red Shirt rally thread

[SomTumTiger]

It's getting worse day-by-day and tourism is suffering more and more - depressing stuff.

Actually, I think it is pretty much holding steady.

[sharkwatch]

well they have to try to keep there human shields there otherwise they are toast. wonder how many reds read international news

[SICA]

It's getting worse day-by-day and tourism is suffering more and more - depressing stuff.

Actually, I think it is pretty much holding steady.

Believe me, tourism is suffering and THAT is increasing day by day.

[Jingthing]

Hopefully, the international press coverage of the red shirt hospital atrocity will finally persuade the international audience who the bad guys really are in Thailand these days. A red PR disaster. You betcha!

[Mitker]

Thaksin killed nobody. And the number of 2600+ Thai killed in the war of drug exaggerated and outdated and not conform with the latest investigation.

...and pigs do fly.

Should Thailand become Redland, you'll see entire squadrons of them!

[hammered]

And here it is ---- Reds defending the hospital Raid AND denying that reds were armed yesterday at Don Muang.

Red-shirt Leader Defends Hospital Raid

BANGKOK: -- A red-shirt leader said his group's raid on Chulalongkorn Hospital last night was aimed at preventing an attack from soldiers they believed were hiding in there.

Red-shirt leader Natthawut Saikeu insisted his group was monitoring movement within the Chulalongkorn Hospital and believed armed military men were using one of its buildings as a shelter because food supplies have been delivered there.

Natthawut claimed last night's raid stemmed from concerns that soldiers who were inside the hospital could shoot protesters as was the case during the clash on Vibhavadhi Rangsit Road.

The red-shirt leader claimed that the group could not find soldiers in the hospital compound because their commander was alerted about the move disclosed on the rally stage so all soldiers were ordered to leave the hospital.

Natthawut claimed they returned at 9 p.m. so the group decided to raid the building.

He also said soldiers in the hospital building opened fire at protesters when they entered.

However, Natthawut apologized to the hospital's staff and patients over the inappropriate behavior of some protesters and red-shirt guards, but asked for sympathy as they are waging this political war with their bear hands.

He said from now on, Weng Tojirakarn will take charge of coordinating with the hospital but he warned other hospitals against providing shelter to armed soldiers.

Natthawut also called on the government to present evidence for allegations against red-shirt core leaders in a campaign to topple the Monarchy because such charges are very severe and could stir political discord.

He also denied the group's alleged involvement in armed masked men carrying guns during the clash on Vibhavadi Rangsit Road, insisting there in no evidence to prove the accusation.

Natthawut pointed fingers at the government for possibly setting up those scenes.

Meanwhile, another red-shirt leader Weng Tojirakarn said his group has the highest respect for the medical profession, but if the prime minister is using hospitals as part of the political war, he and the CRES director must be held responsible.

He affirmed the group will not interfere with Chulalongkorn Hospital in the future.

At the same time, red-shirt leaders who led protesters in last night's raid on Chulalongkorn Hospital asked the management of private companies not to offer shelter to soldiers.

They also asked military officers to exercise their own judgment on orders from their commanding units.

From the closed Red Shirt rally thread

Disgusting. Cannot accept responsibility for actions. A food delivery means soldiers inside. This guy must be on acid. Trying to say not their fault. Nothing ever is, is it? Just fess up accept you made a mistake and hand the jackboot leader Payap over or is hiding with Khwanchai ( I hear that is going round the Isaan pretty pronto about running away)

[Robby nz]

Red shirts may stop blocking Pathumwan, Chidlom intersections

The red-shirt protesters may stop blocking the Pathumwan and Childlom intersections so that a school and some shopping centres could be reopened, Suporn Atthawong, a leader said Friday.

Suporn said the red-shirt leaders may make a decision in the evening to stop blocking the two intersections, especially the Pathumwan.

Suporn said bunkers at the Pathumwan intersection might be removed and the protesters might pull back until the Chalermpao Intersection so that Siam Paragon and Siam Center could be reopened.

He said the blockade at the Chidlom Intersection might be ended because Mater Dei School, which is located there, will be reopened next month.

Suporn said the red-shirt leaders were discussion how to facilitate parents and students traveling to the school but have not reached a conclusion yet.

Suporn said the red-shirt leaders might also allow the traffic on the Henri Dunant to be resumed.

Nice of them but a little late

Wonder how many parents would be prepared to send their kids to that school

[nickupton]

If we let things like this continue... they could be storming our homes, hurting our families or friends (maybe because they think we hide soldiers in our house too).

Man. I hate to say it but this is beginning to sounds like how communism starts... look at the Nazis..

At last people are beginning to see the magnitude of this evil. Really, take a look at some Truth Today and Voice of Taksin publications and see the vicious bile they turn out. Red lynch mobs burning down the houses of anyone who disagrees with them and the re education of children to report on anyone who doesn't agree with Our Dear Beloved Benovelent War Hero Blessed By God And All Those That Lay Eyes Upon Him (Thaksin in case it wasn't clear) are next.

[SomTumTiger]

It's getting worse day-by-day and tourism is suffering more and more - depressing stuff.

Actually, I think it is pretty much holding steady.

Believe me, tourism is suffering and THAT is increasing day by day.

Maybe its just me, but I don't worry about "tourism" that much. It will snap back after the situation is resolved, the way it always does. Cheap booze, cheap digs, and cheap women will always bring em in.

[sharkwatch]

It's getting worse day-by-day and tourism is suffering more and more - depressing stuff.

Actually, I think it is pretty much holding steady.

Believe me, tourism is suffering and THAT is increasing day by day.

why do you reds think i am on my computer all day ?BEcause there is no more tourism you morons should have taken the 9 month offer gone back home and get a political strategy

[hammered]

Only 411 stories on google news so far on the storming of the hospital as the BBC calls it

[jdinasia]

Can somebody explain me what is waiting the government to send 10000 soldiers to bash all these retarded reds ?

Serious question, I can't understand.

There is a measurable percentage of the Reds that are heavily armed. (See the videos from April 10th etc to verify this)

History in Thailand suggests that a government that cracks down on citizens and causes deaths cannot survive. The (perhaps false) belief that blood on the streets will topple ANY government in Thailand explains why the reds are so intent on creating martyrs. This MAY be an outdated belief in that Thaksin cracked down on "drugs" and killed 2600+ Thai citizens without trial and of whom MANY were in no way involved with the drug trade. Not only did his government survive but it was re-elected.

Since the violence of April 10th (Red violence that elicited a response from the government) there has not been an increased cry for the dissolution of parliament, and in fact the Reds have lost credibility AND support. This may indicate that Thai people are now seeing that there may be times when a Thai government may have to crack down on violent lawless elements in society.

What a nonsense.

The reds are not intent on creating martyrs. t This is a typical yellow mindset, but not everybody is that lunatic. The reds mourn their death of course, but not worship them to the extreme as the PAD did.

This was one of Maj. Gen. Chamlong strategies when he send his yellow sheeps to attack the parliament in october 2008. Remember his famous letter he wrote in the morning.

""We all gather here to repay the gratitude of our motherland. We come here to do good for the country and repay our debt to the country. This is the duty of all Thais. Before we die, we must repay the debt to our motherland. No matter what will happen, let us all remember that it's the duty of Thais to serve the nation, religion and the King. I, Chamlong Srimuang, would like to remind all Thais that we were all born with a duty. No matter how tall we are, no matter the shade of our complexion, how poor or rich we are, we have the duty to repay the debt to the motherland. Chamlong Srimuang, 6 am."(Source: The Nation)

And this was not the first time that Maj. Gen. Chamlong created martyrs for his own interests.

Thaksin killed nobody. And the number of 2600+ Thai killed in the war of drug exaggerated and outdated and not conform with the latest investigation.

Fabulous --- ignore the reality. Ignore all the meat in the comments such as the reds calling for violence (note -- no call for violence from Chamlong in that quote! That was when the PAD was getting grenaded NIGHTLY wasn't it?). Chamlong called for people to do their duty, not martyr themselves. The bodies that the reds stole from the hospital and then paraded on stage and then later at the monument was obvious martyrdom tactics. Looked just like a page was taken from the Hamas playbook, in fact.

The Reds have called not for people to stand firm .. but for violence and to fight to the death! (wasn't that jatuporn, yesterday?)

Weng apologizes for raiding the hospital and then Natthawut defends raiding the hospital. truly sickening behaviour from the reds!

[Tigs]

And here it is ---- Reds defending the hospital Raid AND denying that reds were armed yesterday at Don Muang.

Red-shirt Leader Defends Hospital Raid

BANGKOK: -- A red-shirt leader said his group's raid on Chulalongkorn Hospital last night was aimed at preventing an attack from soldiers they believed were hiding in there.

Red-shirt leader Natthawut Saikeu insisted his group was monitoring movement within the Chulalongkorn Hospital and believed armed military men were using one of its buildings as a shelter because food supplies have been delivered there.

Natthawut claimed last night's raid stemmed from concerns that soldiers who were inside the hospital could shoot protesters as was the case during the clash on Vibhavadhi Rangsit Road.

The red-shirt leader claimed that the group could not find soldiers in the hospital compound because their commander was alerted about the move disclosed on the rally stage so all soldiers were ordered to leave the hospital.

Natthawut claimed they returned at 9 p.m. so the group decided to raid the building.

He also said soldiers in the hospital building opened fire at protesters when they entered.

However, Natthawut apologized to the hospital's staff and patients over the inappropriate behavior of some protesters and red-shirt guards, but asked for sympathy as they are waging this political war with their bear hands.

He said from now on, Weng Tojirakarn will take charge of coordinating with the hospital but he warned other hospitals against providing shelter to armed soldiers.

Natthawut also called on the government to present evidence for allegations against red-shirt core leaders in a campaign to topple the Monarchy because such charges are very severe and could stir political discord.

He also denied the group's alleged involvement in armed masked men carrying guns during the clash on Vibhavadi Rangsit Road, insisting there in no evidence to prove the accusation.

Natthawut pointed fingers at the government for possibly setting up those scenes.

Meanwhile, another red-shirt leader Weng Tojirakarn said his group has the highest respect for the medical profession, but if the prime minister is using hospitals as part of the political war, he and the CRES director must be held responsible.

He affirmed the group will not interfere with Chulalongkorn Hospital in the future.

At the same time, red-shirt leaders who led protesters in last night's raid on Chulalongkorn Hospital asked the management of private companies not to offer shelter to soldiers.

They also asked military officers to exercise their own judgment on orders from their commanding units.

From the closed Red Shirt rally thread

Well what an example of the staggering level of Leadership that the reds have, and worryingly this country will have, should the reds 'win'. I am sure Ghengis Khan had more integrity than this lot.