Democrat Spokesperson Says UDD Leaders Might Instigate Political Uprising

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Democrat Spokesperson says UDD leaders might instigate political uprising

By NUPPOL SUVANSOMBUT.

BANGKOK, 13 March 2011 (NNT)-The personal spokesperson of Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjivija's, Thepthai Senpong accused the 7 Red Shirt core leaders of inappropriate behaviors, saying that they might have instigated another political uprising.

Mr. Thepthai has asked officials and witnesses involved in their release to review the bail conditions for the 7 Red Shirt core leaders to make sure whether they stayed within the legal boundary or not. He added that the speeches given during the Red Shirt’s anniversary yesterday was mostly to pressure the Court.

The Spokesperson said the live phone-in of the former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra was a move to cause social division and to give himself an opportunity to return to Thailand.

According to the report, the Red Shirt rally is set to take place again on 19 March 2011 which Mr. Thepthai said was going to cause further disruption to peace in the country.

-- NNT 2011-03-13

[Canadianasia]

But the former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra who did the crime , needs to do the Time first in jail , before he can steal again from Thailand. He will just promise smoke and mirrors , as he knows exactly what he wants !

[ChiangMaiFun]

so no bias there then...

[londonthai]

"a move to cause social division ... was going to cause further disruption to peace in the country"

but there is a real social division on super poor and super rich and because of it there is a class war - denying it or burring head in the sand doesn't change facts

[timekeeper]

Democrat Spokesperson says UDD leaders might instigate political uprising

ya think? wow! what insight......

[timekeeper]

"a move to cause social division ... was going to cause further disruption to peace in the country"

but there is a real social division on super poor and super rich and because of it there is a class war - denying it or burring head in the sand doesn't change facts

we know the head of the revolting reds is super rich but where are the super poor?

any pictures?

Edited March 13, 2011 by timekeeper

[TAWP]

It isn't a class-war since it isn't a division along class-lines. More regional than anything else.

Denying that *is* burying ones head in the sand.

[jayboy]

It isn't a class-war since it isn't a division along class-lines. More regional than anything else.

Denying that *is* burying ones head in the sand.

Thank you for this thoughtful analysis.It's the same in the UK where the Conservative vote is concentrated in the South while the Labour vote is strongest in the Midlands and North.Purely regional differences and no suggestion there is a class or wealth angle involved.

[asiawatcher]

What purpose would another 'political' uprising, serve the reds? They are already doing their best to let everyone know not to vote for them. In fact quite the opposite would be sensible but... T.i.T. And similarly what a ridiculous quote from the PM's spokesman. A coup may still be the solution to this rabble of politics in Thailand which would ber far more democratic than anything any of the parties have been able to do.

[Skywalker69]

Do the Red´s want to create another mayham at Songrang?? Scary!!!

[rubl]

It isn't a class-war since it isn't a division along class-lines. More regional than anything else.

Denying that *is* burying ones head in the sand.

Thank you for this thoughtful analysis.It's the same in the UK where the Conservative vote is concentrated in the South while the Labour vote is strongest in the Midlands and North.Purely regional differences and no suggestion there is a class or wealth angle involved.

You're right, it is a class war. Between two classes of elite with the poor and common people thrown in as cannon fodder. Poor sods shafted as usual

[jayboy]

It isn't a class-war since it isn't a division along class-lines. More regional than anything else.

Denying that *is* burying ones head in the sand.

Thank you for this thoughtful analysis.It's the same in the UK where the Conservative vote is concentrated in the South while the Labour vote is strongest in the Midlands and North.Purely regional differences and no suggestion there is a class or wealth angle involved.

You're right, it is a class war. Between two classes of elite with the poor and common people thrown in as cannon fodder. Poor sods shafted as usual

There may be elements of a class war but this is changing quite fast.Frankly I see the possibility of the River Tiber foaming with much blood ...but this isn't inevitable.I have been very impressed with an interview Korn recently gave to Andrew Spooner.If the Dems can take their lead from people of this calibre there's a good chance for reform and reconciliation.

[Emptyset]

There may be elements of a class war but this is changing quite fast.Frankly I see the possibility of the River Tiber foaming with much blood ...but this isn't inevitable.I have been very impressed with an interview Korn recently gave to Andrew Spooner.If the Dems can take their lead from people of this calibre there's a good chance for reform and reconciliation.

Agree, I find Korn far more impressive than Abhisit, but I'm not sure if he could become PM or not.

[philw]

so no bias there then...

Absolutely not......

Nice one Chiangmaifun !!

[tominbkk]

Democrat Spokesperson says UDD leaders might instigate political uprising

ya think? wow! what insight......

Thailand, The New Hub of Stating the Obvious! :jap::jap:

[rubl]

so no bias there then...

Absolutely not......

Nice one Chiangmaifun !!

Interesting. I wasn't sure to what dear member ChiangMaiFun was referring, and now I'm really puzzled to find someone agreeing with him. If 'bias there' refers to Dem's spokesperson that would go without saying. I mean a government spokesperson against anti-government protesters, what do you expect? If 'bias there' refers to someone or something else I think an explanation is in order. At least for me, I've said once before, sometimes I'm a bit dense and need things explained to me

Edited March 13, 2011 by rubl

[timekeeper]

so no bias there then...

Absolutely not......

Nice one Chiangmaifun !!

Interesting. I wasn't sure to what dear member ChiangMaiFun was referring, and now I'm really puzzled to find someone agreeing with him. If 'bias there' refers to Dem's spokesperson that would go without saying. I mean a government spokesperson against anti-government protesters, what do you expect? If 'bias there' refers to someone or something else I think an explanation is in order. At least for me, I've said once before, sometimes I'm a bit dense and need things explained to me

dear Rubi, with a moniker like Changmaifun, which political group or color do you think he might be referring his complaint of reporting and TV members bias against?

regardless of what was said about them or by whom?

now that's it you've got it ...........