Red Shirt Faction Leader Warns Some Red Shirts May Become Suicide Bombers

[TheyCallmeScooter]

And they want to take over the running of the country.

Gawd help Thailand if they do.

I've got Nattawut pencilled in for the Early Childhood & Education portfolios.

I'm thinking Arisaman for Women's Affairs and / or the Environment.

I think Jatuporn would do a top job with Industry, Science & Research and we'll probably load him up with Defence Materiel as well; don't worry, he can handle the workload. The guy thrives on responsibility.

Kwanchai Praiphana...I just don't know about him. Maybe a position in the Outer Ministry. He hasn't been the same since getting out of the Big House.

Sombat has been angling for Defence. I don't want to cross him. Thinking we'll just give the crazed coot whatever he wants. That dawg be crazy ese!

That's all I got cause I don't know any other Red leaders. But I think you'll agree we're ready and willing to form government. More or less.

[roundeye]

How pathetic that these retards use the most cowardly of all tactics to terrorise their fellow Thais and murder anyone within a yard of their stupidity.

Stupidity is of course the trademark of the Red Shirt Movement, their leader, the craven Shinawatra reptile, the stupidist and most cowardly of them all.

This most recently banal of threats undeniably bears the Shinawatra trademark.

Take the reptile out.

NOW!

Is "stupidist" an actual word?

[TheyCallmeScooter]

How pathetic that these retards use the most cowardly of all tactics to terrorise their fellow Thais and murder anyone within a yard of their stupidity.

Stupidity is of course the trademark of the Red Shirt Movement, their leader, the craven Shinawatra reptile, the stupidist and most cowardly of them all.

This most recently banal of threats undeniably bears the Shinawatra trademark.

Take the reptile out.

NOW!

Is "stupidist" an actual word?

Stupid > Stupider > Stupiderer > Stupidist

The most stupid of all the stupids.

[jdinasia]

Che shirts have ALWAYS been popular in Thailand, Laos, VietNam etc .... (backpacker element). To think that seeing a few shirts means something is ... well ... silly To make ANY assumptions based upon a tourist's casual observances from years ago is also silly.

Other than that ... this thread isn't about Hitler, Japan, Atomic bombs (unless you think the Red shirts have been supplied with them!) or any of the other recent nonsense posted in the thread.

[SomTumTiger]

I have a piece of land in Kanchanaburi, and will open it up as a "Suicide Bomber Test Range". Any Suicide Bomber (aka crazy red shirt) who wants to come and test out their bombs (on themselves only, to ensure the accuracy of the test), please contact me for a time slot!

[Rimmer]

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[chantorn]

Not sure of "red suicide bombers" becoming a reality. But then again I do remember a number of reds stating they wanted to die during the takeover of BKK .... this included some old women who didn't want to go to the temple when the authorities moved in.

However, I could see Red leaders giving some of their followers a backpack to deliver to somebody which, unknowingly to the follower, contains a bomb.

CRES & DSI would really want to contact you for these sensitives info you hav egot. Can you still recall the face of their followers that deliver backpacks?

[hyperdimension]

Not sure of "red suicide bombers" becoming a reality. But then again I do remember a number of reds stating they wanted to die during the takeover of BKK .... this included some old women who didn't want to go to the temple when the authorities moved in.

However, I could see Red leaders giving some of their followers a backpack to deliver to somebody which, unknowingly to the follower, contains a bomb.

CRES & DSI would really want to contact you for these sensitives info you hav egot. Can you still recall the face of their followers that deliver backpacks?

Hehehe, this is a perfect example of "lost in translation".

chantorn, "see" in the context of the phrase "I could see" used here by jcbangkok really means "imagine" or "envision".

I can understand the misinterpretation though, because jcbangkok's first paragraph is about something he actually witnessed in real life, so some people might assume that his next sentence is also something that he witnessed.

Edited October 20, 2010 by hyperdimension

[SergeiY]

Not sure of "red suicide bombers" becoming a reality. But then again I do remember a number of reds stating they wanted to die during the takeover of BKK .... this included some old women who didn't want to go to the temple when the authorities moved in.

However, I could see Red leaders giving some of their followers a backpack to deliver to somebody which, unknowingly to the follower, contains a bomb.

CRES & DSI would really want to contact you for these sensitives info you hav egot. Can you still recall the face of their followers that deliver backpacks?

Hehehe, this is a perfect example of "lost in translation".

chantorn, "see" in the context of the phrase "I could see" used here by jcbangkok really means "imagine" or "envision".

I can understand the misinterpretation though, because jcbangkok's first paragraph is about something he actually witnessed in real life, so some people might assume that his next sentence is also something that he witnessed.

My bet is on Chantorn and that she didn't got lost in translation meanwhile some other people got lost in their imagination.

[Buchholz]

CRES & DSI would really want to contact you for these sensitives info you have got. Can you still recall the face of their followers that deliver backpacks?

Hehehe, this is a perfect example of "lost in translation".

chantorn, "see" in the context of the phrase "I could see" used here by jcbangkok really means "imagine" or "envision".

I can understand the misinterpretation though, because jcbangkok's first paragraph is about something he actually witnessed in real life, so some people might assume that his next sentence is also something that he witnessed.

My bet is on Chantorn and that she didn't got lost in translation

I agree, as a native English speaker, there's no reason he would.

[SergeiY]

CRES & DSI would really want to contact you for these sensitives info you have got. Can you still recall the face of their followers that deliver backpacks?

Hehehe, this is a perfect example of "lost in translation".

chantorn, "see" in the context of the phrase "I could see" used here by jcbangkok really means "imagine" or "envision".

I can understand the misinterpretation though, because jcbangkok's first paragraph is about something he actually witnessed in real life, so some people might assume that his next sentence is also something that he witnessed.

My bet is on Chantorn and that she didn't got lost in translation

I agree, as a native English speaker, there's no reason he would.

He/she or whatever gender posts under that name Chantorn is probably not that person in the avatar pic, but not sure if that must mean that it is an English native speaker.

[jcbangkok]

Not sure of "red suicide bombers" becoming a reality. But then again I do remember a number of reds stating they wanted to die during the takeover of BKK .... this included some old women who didn't want to go to the temple when the authorities moved in.

However, I could see Red leaders giving some of their followers a backpack to deliver to somebody which, unknowingly to the follower, contains a bomb.

CRES & DSI would really want to contact you for these sensitives info you hav egot. Can you still recall the face of their followers that deliver backpacks?

I can imagine how difficult it must be, even with your level of understanding of English, to be aware of all the ways native English speakers, from all over, use words in non-standard context. The word "see" in this context is to "see in ones mind" or imagine something.

But to be clear, what I was trying to say in the last sentence is this ...

I would not be surprised to learn that that Red leaders might give some of their followers a backpack to deliver to somebody, which unknowing to the follower, contained a bomb. To police it might appear to be a suicide bomber but in reality the bomber would simply be another victim to the bombing ... IF such a bombing were to occur.

[SergeiY]

Not sure of "red suicide bombers" becoming a reality. But then again I do remember a number of reds stating they wanted to die during the takeover of BKK .... this included some old women who didn't want to go to the temple when the authorities moved in.

However, I could see Red leaders giving some of their followers a backpack to deliver to somebody which, unknowingly to the follower, contains a bomb.

CRES & DSI would really want to contact you for these sensitives info you hav egot. Can you still recall the face of their followers that deliver backpacks?

I can imagine how difficult it must be, even with your level of understanding of English, to be aware of all the ways native English speakers, from all over, use words in non-standard context. The word "see" in this context is to "see in ones mind" or imagine something.

But to be clear, what I was trying to say in the last sentence is this ...

Yes, we know it. "I could see ..." means it is all just the little voices in your own head and in your imagination.

Thanks for sharing your dreams. It is sooooo interesting. NOT.

[Robby nz]

Suspect this is what the 'Faction leader' thinks would be a good thing and he is angling for the first victim.

However they may have a problem now getting the bombs made.

I see there have been no more explosions since the factory blew up, only a bag of poo, but they caught the one who left that.

Could also be a opening for a bomb maker, they may have to go south for that.

[chantorn]

He/she or whatever gender posts under that name Chantorn is probably not that person in the avatar pic, but not sure if that must mean that it is an English native speaker.

Sorry, English is not my 1st language. In fact, it is my 3rd language.

[SergeiY]

He/she or whatever gender posts under that name Chantorn is probably not that person in the avatar pic, but not sure if that must mean that it is an English native speaker.

Sorry, English is not my 1st language. In fact, it is my 3rd language.

I have no doubt in that and i enjoy reading your posts.

But i saw that some other don't like them or 'don't get' your comments. I guess they are native English speaker especially these kind of native speaker who speak only English and no other language. Being monolingual limits their thought abilities and ways to think different. One-dimensional flat 'thinkers' - i call them.

Keep up with the good work.

[rubl]

He/she or whatever gender posts under that name Chantorn is probably not that person in the avatar pic, but not sure if that must mean that it is an English native speaker.

Sorry, English is not my 1st language. In fact, it is my 3rd language.

I have no doubt in that and i enjoy reading your posts.

But i saw that some other don't like them or 'don't get' your comments. I guess they are native English speaker especially these kind of native speaker who speak only English and no other language. Being monolingual limits their thought abilities and ways to think different. One-dimensional flat 'thinkers' - i call them.

Keep up with the good work.

Native English speakers tend to automatically assume that others should be able to understand them and be able to give intelligent, coherent replies in preferably Oxford-English. With the rise of China as economical power there may come a shift in preferred business language.

Personally I prefer Dutch of course, German if necessary and English only because I have no choice when I want to post on this forum

Edited October 21, 2010 by rubl

[ballpoint]

The demonstration.

"Now pay attention, I'm only going to do this once!"

[Buchholz]

another of the Red Shirt Leaders in the news:

Surachai to stand trial for lese majeste

The public prosecutors on Thursday filed a writ charging anti-coup activist Surachai Danwattananusorn, aka Surachai Sae Dan, for making libellous remarks against the monarchy.

The Criminal Court accepts the case for judicial review although it has yet to schedule a trial date.

The prosecution contends that Surachai, 68, defamed the monarchy during a Sanam Luang rally in December 2008.

Surachai is an ex-Communist-turned-activist. He joined the anti-coup movement following the 2006 power seizure. His activism subsequently became part of the red-shirt movement before splitting to form the Red Siam movement following the April 2009 mayhem.

His splinter group includes fugitive red leader Jakrapop Penkair.

-- The Nation 2010-10-21

additional background on Surachai:

[Buchholz]

In the other paper's coverage on the charges against Red Shirt Leader Surachai Danwattananusorn there is an interesting note that during his Communist insurgency days, Surachai was arrested and convicted of murder, amongst other charges, and sentenced to death.

After a number of years in prison, he was subsequently given a Royal Pardon and freed.

[Buchholz]

"Red-shirts" leader indicted for lese-majeste

The leader of Red Siam Group, a branch of "Red-shirts" movement, was indicted in the Criminal Court on charge of lese-majeste on Thursday. Surachai Sae-Dan, a leader of Red Siam, made verbally offended the monarchy while he was giving speech on the stage of the United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD), alias "Red-shirts", at Sanam Luang field on Dec. 15, 2008, according to the prosecution statement, local website Bangkok Post reported. Although he surrendered himself to the police in March 2009, he denied the charge.

Thailand's Criminal Code elaborates in Article 112 that whoever defames, insults or threatens the King, Queen, the Heir-apparent or the Regent, shall be punished with imprisonment of three to fifteen years.Surachai joined the Communist Party of Thailand (CPT) after the bloodshed demonstration of Oct. 6, 1976. He was arrested and charged with a number of criminal offenses including insurgency, murder and robbery which made him sentenced to death. After years of imprisonment he was freed under a royal pardon.

Continues:

http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/90001/90777/90851/7173482.html

Xinhua - October 21, 2010

[hyperdimension]

He was arrested and charged with a number of criminal offenses including insurgency, murder and robbery which made him sentenced to death. After years of imprisonment he was freed under a royal pardon.

It is now apparent that he should not have been pardoned. Feeling no remorse or guilt seems like typical UDD behavior.

The UDD leaders and supporters who are currently in jail or in hiding should never be pardoned either.

Edited October 21, 2010 by hyperdimension

[jcbangkok]

Sorry, English is not my 1st language. In fact, it is my 3rd language.

You appear to have a very good command of the English language. There are just so many non-standard ways to use various words and phrases it would be impossible to know them all unless you immersed in that language on a daily basis.

[jcbangkok]

Not sure of "red suicide bombers" becoming a reality. But then again I do remember a number of reds stating they wanted to die during the takeover of BKK .... this included some old women who didn't want to go to the temple when the authorities moved in.

However, I could see Red leaders giving some of their followers a backpack to deliver to somebody which, unknowingly to the follower, contains a bomb.

CRES & DSI would really want to contact you for these sensitives info you hav egot. Can you still recall the face of their followers that deliver backpacks?

I can imagine how difficult it must be, even with your level of understanding of English, to be aware of all the ways native English speakers, from all over, use words in non-standard context. The word "see" in this context is to "see in ones mind" or imagine something.

But to be clear, what I was trying to say in the last sentence is this ...

Yes, we know it. "I could see ..." means it is all just the little voices in your own head and in your imagination.

Thanks for sharing your dreams. It is sooooo interesting. NOT.

Regardless of how old you are ... it is not too late to enjoy life and truly like yourself. Please let me know if I can recommend some reading material to help you be more content with yourself and life.

So many of your posts cry out curmudgeon and scream out your unhappiness with yourself as you show your contempt for others while constantly putting up a false front of feeling superior.

PS. If my non-threatening posts bore and upset you so much that you feel a need to reply ignorantly ... maybe you should stop reading and replying to them. Again, the word curmudgeon comes to mind ... but being so is certainly not a healthy way to live life.

[phiphidon]

Not sure of "red suicide bombers" becoming a reality. But then again I do remember a number of reds stating they wanted to die during the takeover of BKK .... this included some old women who didn't want to go to the temple when the authorities moved in.

However, I could see Red leaders giving some of their followers a backpack to deliver to somebody which, unknowingly to the follower, contains a bomb.

CRES & DSI would really want to contact you for these sensitives info you hav egot. Can you still recall the face of their followers that deliver backpacks?

Hehehe, this is a perfect example of "lost in translation".

chantorn, "see" in the context of the phrase "I could see" used here by jcbangkok really means "imagine" or "envision".

I can understand the misinterpretation though, because jcbangkok's first paragraph is about something he actually witnessed in real life, so some people might assume that his next sentence is also something that he witnessed.

There's a bit more to it than that I feel. It's really obfuscation, not only do some people assume that jcbangkoks' second sentence refers to something he witnessed, it was a deliberate ploy for that to happen i.e paint the picture that "Red leaders" are so evil that they would plant a bomb on one of their followers. I am fairly sure that Chantorn had picked up on that and was basically calling jcbangkoks' bluff. Am I right?

[rametindallas]

I can imagine how difficult it must be, even with your level of understanding of English, to be aware of all the ways native English speakers, from all over, use words in non-standard context. The word "see" in this context is to "see in ones mind" or imagine something.

But to be clear, what I was trying to say in the last sentence is this ...

Yes, we know it. "I could see ..." means it is all just the little voices in your own head and in your imagination.

Thanks for sharing your dreams. It is sooooo interesting. NOT.

Regardless of how old you are ... it is not too late to enjoy life and truly like yourself. Please let me know if I can recommend some reading material to help you be more content with yourself and life.

So many of your posts cry out curmudgeon and scream out your unhappiness with yourself as you show your contempt for others while constantly putting up a false front of feeling superior.

PS. If my non-threatening posts bore and upset you so much that you feel a need to reply ignorantly ... maybe you should stop reading and replying to them. Again, the word curmudgeon comes to mind ... but being so is certainly not a healthy way to live life.

+1

[rametindallas]

Not sure of "red suicide bombers" becoming a reality. But then again I do remember a number of reds stating they wanted to die during the takeover of BKK .... this included some old women who didn't want to go to the temple when the authorities moved in.

However, I could see Red leaders giving some of their followers a backpack to deliver to somebody which, unknowingly to the follower, contains a bomb.

CRES & DSI would really want to contact you for these sensitives info you hav egot. Can you still recall the face of their followers that deliver backpacks?

Hehehe, this is a perfect example of "lost in translation".

chantorn, "see" in the context of the phrase "I could see" used here by jcbangkok really means "imagine" or "envision".

I can understand the misinterpretation though, because jcbangkok's first paragraph is about something he actually witnessed in real life, so some people might assume that his next sentence is also something that he witnessed.

There's a bit more to it than that I feel. It's really obfuscation, not only do some people assume that jcbangkoks' second sentence refers to something he witnessed, it was a deliberate ploy for that to happen i.e paint the picture that "Red leaders" are so evil that they would plant a bomb on one of their followers. I am fairly sure that Chantorn had picked up on that and was basically calling jcbangkoks' bluff. Am I right?

No, you are wrong. 'could see' clearly means 'envision' and not 'witnessed'. That would be 'did see'. If English is not your first language I can understand your misunderstanding. If English is your first language, YOU are the one doing the obfuscation. Your 'feeling' is not enough proof to justify your accusing JC of obfuscation.

[chantorn]

Hahaha, LM charges are trial behind close doors in Thailand. Serve them right for insulting the royal families.

[SergeiY]

I can imagine how difficult it must be, even with your level of understanding of English, to be aware of all the ways native English speakers, from all over, use words in non-standard context. The word "see" in this context is to "see in ones mind" or imagine something.

But to be clear, what I was trying to say in the last sentence is this ...

Yes, we know it. "I could see ..." means it is all just the little voices in your own head and in your imagination.

Thanks for sharing your dreams. It is sooooo interesting. NOT.

Regardless of how old you are ... it is not too late to enjoy life and truly like yourself. Please let me know if I can recommend some reading material to help you be more content with yourself and life.

So many of your posts cry out curmudgeon and scream out your unhappiness with yourself as you show your contempt for others while constantly putting up a false front of feeling superior.

PS. If my non-threatening posts bore and upset you so much that you feel a need to reply ignorantly ... maybe you should stop reading and replying to them. Again, the word curmudgeon comes to mind ... but being so is certainly not a healthy way to live life.

+1

lol

Do you have these little voices in your head too?

[jcbangkok]

Actually this is the type of "see" meaning to actually witness. But I cannot fault you for your lack of full comprehension of English.