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Jatuporn is a menace, who is unbelievably holding a ministerial position regardless of how junior. If the country is unable to self determine that this guy should not be allowed within a 1000 lightyears of it's governance then maybe all is lost.

This is the most offensive part fo the whole thing... how he got in is one thing... but how he stays in and is not unsettled by the geenral population is beyond me.

Maybe it is within the culture. I was playing a youtube vid of the reds going to meet Thaksin in Laos and my wife walked by and said 'I don't want to watch it'! She will change channel, leave the room etc if anything about Thaksin comes on. She and the rest of the people here despise him, but their response is put your head in a bucket and do nothing. Maybe if people were a little more outraged they may do something, as it is they just ignore a problem that they know exists.

Mine is close to trash the TV when she sees Thaksin.....

Yeah, thats about right, mine walks away rather than have broken appliances all over the house :)

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Yongyuth Tiyapairat, the name sounds familiar.

This can't be the same guy that led a gang of gunman to that old couples home and shot hundreds of bullets at the house at random. I believe the elderly couple survived by hiding behind a refrigerator?

Yep quite correct "Yongyuth the fridge" was his handle, I believe the old Couple never did get real justice nor was Yongyuth and his henchmen ever punished, nothing new in Thailand eh.

a bright spot for Thaksin, ver. 2.0

Deputy Leader Of The People Power Party To Stand Trial For Attempted Murder

http://www.thaivisa....ttempted murder

Despite Thaksin's absurd public proclamation that he had eliminated all drugs everywhere in Thailand, drugs never disappeared from the streets during Thaksin's murderous Drug War. They were only made more expensive. Similarly, no major drug dealers were removed, either.

2,500 non-judicial murders was the result.

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Grandma Udom and the infamous refrigerator that saved her and her husband's life when a Drug War commando unit mistakenly attacked their house

Deputy Leader Of The People Power Party To Stand Trial For Attempted Murder

The Ayutthaya provincial court yesterday accepted a case filed by an elderly couple accusing Yongyuth Tiyapairat, Deputy Leader of the People Power Party, of attempted murder in a raid which saw police riddle their house with bullets three years ago.

On July 7, 2004, Yongyuth, while serving as PM's Office Minister in the Thaksin administration, led a security task force in a night raid on a house owned by Udom and Nisai Satakurama in Ayutthaya's Bang Sai district.

Not surprising this animal is still in the employ of Thaksin in April 2012.

P1TH.jpg

. Yongyuth Tiyapairat in 2008

Edited by Buchholz
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Maybe it is within the culture. I was playing a youtube vid of the reds going to meet Thaksin in Laos and my wife walked by and said 'I don't want to watch it'! She will change channel, leave the room etc if anything about Thaksin comes on. She and the rest of the people here despise him, but their response is put your head in a bucket and do nothing. Maybe if people were a little more outraged they may do something, as it is they just ignore a problem that they know exists.

Mine is close to trash the TV when she sees Thaksin.....

Yeah, thats about right, mine walks away rather than have broken appliances all over the house smile.png

In our neighbourhood, when Abhisit appears on television, all the children have convulsive fits, the men folk immediately loot the 7-11 for whisky, drink it all and then set fire to bangkok bank ATM's, the women put on 6" heels and shout 'Allo 'Ansum Man at anybody who passes, rice growers plant opium and the tuk tuk drivers self-immolate.

But that's just round our way..............coffee1.gif

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In our neighbourhood, when Abhisit appears on television, all the children have convulsive fits, the men folk immediately loot the 7-11 for whisky, drink it all and then set fire to bangkok bank ATM's, the women put on 6" heels and shout 'Allo 'Ansum Man at anybody who passes, rice growers plant opium and the tuk tuk drivers self-immolate.

But that's just round our way..............coffee1.gif

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So how long have you been living in a Red-Village ? cool.png

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In our neighbourhood, when Abhisit appears on television, all the children have convulsive fits, the men folk immediately loot the 7-11 for whisky, drink it all and then set fire to bangkok bank ATM's, the women put on 6" heels and shout 'Allo 'Ansum Man at anybody who passes, rice growers plant opium and the tuk tuk drivers self-immolate.

But that's just round our way..............coffee1.gif

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So how long have you been living in a Red-Village ? cool.png

I sure hope there aren't more Red villages set up... eventually the whole country could become as described by phiphidon if the Reds continue to get their way. It's no laughing matter.
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Maybe it is within the culture. I was playing a youtube vid of the reds going to meet Thaksin in Laos and my wife walked by and said 'I don't want to watch it'! She will change channel, leave the room etc if anything about Thaksin comes on. She and the rest of the people here despise him, but their response is put your head in a bucket and do nothing. Maybe if people were a little more outraged they may do something, as it is they just ignore a problem that they know exists.

Mine is close to trash the TV when she sees Thaksin.....

Yeah, thats about right, mine walks away rather than have broken appliances all over the house smile.png

In our neighbourhood, when Abhisit appears on television, all the children have convulsive fits, the men folk immediately loot the 7-11 for whisky, drink it all and then set fire to bangkok bank ATM's, the women put on 6" heels and shout 'Allo 'Ansum Man at anybody who passes, rice growers plant opium and the tuk tuk drivers self-immolate.

But that's just round our way..............coffee1.gif

that sounds cool

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Maybe it is within the culture. I was playing a youtube vid of the reds going to meet Thaksin in Laos and my wife walked by and said 'I don't want to watch it'! She will change channel, leave the room etc if anything about Thaksin comes on. She and the rest of the people here despise him, but their response is put your head in a bucket and do nothing. Maybe if people were a little more outraged they may do something, as it is they just ignore a problem that they know exists.

Mine is close to trash the TV when she sees Thaksin.....

Yeah, thats about right, mine walks away rather than have broken appliances all over the house smile.png

In our neighbourhood, when Abhisit appears on television, all the children have convulsive fits, the men folk immediately loot the 7-11 for whisky, drink it all and then set fire to bangkok bank ATM's, the women put on 6" heels and shout 'Allo 'Ansum Man at anybody who passes, rice growers plant opium and the tuk tuk drivers self-immolate.

But that's just round our way..............coffee1.gif

I'm impressed. They have remembered their training well.

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snip unnecessary guff.

Not surprising this animal is still in the employ of Thaksin in April 2012.

P1TH.jpg

. Yongyuth Tiyapairat in 2008

This guy didn't kill anybody, obviously more by luck than judgement. Again, obviously it was a monumental <deleted> by all concerned and a glaring mistake but nobody died in this instance. You call him an "animal".

What words are you saving for the democrat mp who shot a person dead at close range in front of witnesses but who is still employed by abhisit and sitting the house of representatives?

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snip unnecessary guff.

Not surprising this animal is still in the employ of Thaksin in April 2012.

P1TH.jpg

. Yongyuth Tiyapairat in 2008

This guy didn't kill anybody, obviously more by luck than judgement. Again, obviously it was a monumental <deleted> by all concerned and a glaring mistake but nobody died in this instance. You call him an "animal".

What words are you saving for the democrat mp who shot a person dead at close range in front of witnesses but who is still employed by abhisit and sitting the house of representatives?

So if he didn't kill anyone more 'by luck than judgement', then you agree he should be on an attempted murder charge? As for the Dem, Jail him and let him do time in the same cell as Chalerms son the cop killer. Yes animals the lot of them!

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In our neighbourhood, when Abhisit appears on television, all the children have convulsive fits, the men folk immediately loot the 7-11 for whisky, drink it all and then set fire to bangkok bank ATM's, the women put on 6" heels and shout 'Allo 'Ansum Man at anybody who passes, rice growers plant opium and the tuk tuk drivers self-immolate.

But that's just round our way..............coffee1.gif

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So how long have you been living in a Red-Village ? cool.png

It's a good job buchholz and pimay don't understand irony or you just might lose 2 points on the "likee" scale wai.gif

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In our neighbourhood, when Abhisit appears on television, all the children have convulsive fits, the men folk immediately loot the 7-11 for whisky, drink it all and then set fire to bangkok bank ATM's, the women put on 6" heels and shout 'Allo 'Ansum Man at anybody who passes, rice growers plant opium and the tuk tuk drivers self-immolate.

But that's just round our way..............coffee1.gif

clap2.gif

So how long have you been living in a Red-Village ? cool.png

I sure hope there aren't more Red villages set up... eventually the whole country could become as described by phiphidon if the Reds continue to get their way. It's no laughing matter.

It's what the red shirts always had in mind don't you know that! You must be a fun guy to hang around with?

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Cambodia deploys 4,500 police for Thaksin’s safety: Red Shirt leader

http://www.mcot.net/...age/352961.html

UDD key leader Jatuporn Prompan, also a Pheu Thai party-list MP, said the Cambodian government will step up security measures at venues where the ex-Thai premier will visit during the Songkran Festival with 4,000 police officers and 500 plainclothes police being deployed.

Mr Jatuporn added that a number of Red Shirt guards will also join the security operations with the Cambodian officers.

The venue of the water-pouring ceremony will be under tightened security, said Mr Jatuporn, adding that Cambodian officials will maintain highest security at all its entrances and exits.

What is this crap about "Red Shirt guards will also join the security operations with the Cambodian officers"?! Since when are "Red Shirt guards" a quasi-official international representative of Thailand? And doing joint security operations?

"Cambodian officials will maintain highest security at all its entrances and exits"? Is Jatuporn telling Cambodia how to do its job?!

It seems to me that Jatuporn is more focused on security procedures for a coup'd PM in another country than he was about the well being of his constituents in Thailand after the Feb 14 bombings. I don't recall hearing a peep from him expressing concern then about the Kingdom's safety. Perhaps he'll more free time to worry about Thaksin when the court finds him unfit to serve as MP (too bad it takes a court to determine this... a psychiatrist could have determined this years ago).

Hitler had also his guards that take care security. Every wannabe dictator has this. Must be in the book "Dictorship for Dummies"

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In our neighbourhood, when Abhisit appears on television, all the children have convulsive fits, the men folk immediately loot the 7-11 for whisky, drink it all and then set fire to bangkok bank ATM's, the women put on 6" heels and shout 'Allo 'Ansum Man at anybody who passes, rice growers plant opium and the tuk tuk drivers self-immolate.

But that's just round our way..............coffee1.gif

clap2.gif

So how long have you been living in a Red-Village ? cool.png

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Jatuporn is a menace, who is unbelievably holding a ministerial position regardless of how junior. If the country is unable to self determine that this guy should not be allowed within a 1000 lightyears of it's governance then maybe all is lost.

This is the most offensive part fo the whole thing... how he got in is one thing... but how he stays in and is not unsettled by the geenral population is beyond me.

Maybe it is within the culture. I was playing a youtube vid of the reds going to meet Thaksin in Laos and my wife walked by and said 'I don't want to watch it'! She will change channel, leave the room etc if anything about Thaksin comes on. She and the rest of the people here despise him, but their response is put your head in a bucket and do nothing. Maybe if people were a little more outraged they may do something, as it is they just ignore a problem that they know exists.

Mine is close to trash the TV when she sees Thaksin.....

Mine too , and she is from Issan.

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At lot of red-shirt supporters also turned up outside the hotel waiting to pour water on Thaksin's hands to show their respect for him as part of the Songkran festival.

Former People Party deputy leader Yongyuth Tiyapairat had to organize a group of 20 supporters to enter the hotel at a time to meet Thaksin and take photos with him.

Probably had to make two or three trips then.

Plus of course the red-shirt plepssupporters probably had to wait till dear leader Thaksin had had his breakfast with the 30-odd MPs.

Bottom of the food chain.

The "canon fooder" always is.

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Cambodia deploys 4,500 police for Thaksin’s safety: Red Shirt leader

http://www.mcot.net/...age/352961.html

UDD key leader Jatuporn Prompan, also a Pheu Thai party-list MP, said the Cambodian government will step up security measures at venues where the ex-Thai premier will visit during the Songkran Festival with 4,000 police officers and 500 plainclothes police being deployed.

Mr Jatuporn added that a number of Red Shirt guards will also join the security operations with the Cambodian officers.

He said that the Red Shirt supporters will cross the border into Cambodia beginning Saturday April 14 to join the water-pouring ceremony to ask a blessing from Mr Thaksin on the Thai New Year. He asked the red-clad festival-goers to enter the neighbouring country legally.

The venue of the water-pouring ceremony will be under tightened security, said Mr Jatuporn, adding that Cambodian officials will maintain highest security at all its entrances and exits.

Mr Thaksin, who is now in the neighbouring country Laos, earlier claimed that he had been under threat of his life four times.

On Wednesday, his arrival destination was changed without prior notice from Vientiane’s Wattay International Airport where a number of his supporters gathered to an army airport elsewhere for security concerns.

The fugitive ex-premier is scheduled to leave Pakse in the Lao PDR’s Champasak province for Siem Riep, Cambodia, on Saturday.

On Thursday, a 40 bus UDD caravan left Nong Khai across the Friendship Bridge for Vientiane for a water-pouring ceremony with their leader.

It is reported that the Lao authorities asked the UDD supporters not to wear red outfits and that only one thousand were allowed to meet with Mr Thaksin at Phra That Luang in Vientiane due to security concerns.

Don´t forget the 40 000 Cambodians dressed in red shirts.

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out of respect for Grandma Udom and her long plight to seek justice, quote restored:

Deputy Leader Of The People Power Party To Stand Trial For Attempted Murder

The Ayutthaya provincial court yesterday accepted a case filed by an elderly couple accusing Yongyuth Tiyapairat, Deputy Leader of the People Power Party, of attempted murder in a raid which saw police riddle their house with bullets three years ago.

On July 7, 2004, Yongyuth, while serving as PM's Office Minister in the Thaksin administration, led a security task force in a night raid on a house owned by Udom and Nisai Satakurama in Ayutthaya's Bang Sai district.

Not surprising this animal is still in the employ of Thaksin in April 2012.

P1TH.jpg

. Yongyuth Tiyapairat in 2008

This guy didn't kill anybody

< introduction of off-topic personality not germaine to the topic snipped >

You're right. He's not so bad.

The Supreme Court on Monday found former House Speaker Yongyuth Tiyapairat guilty of concealing his Bt2-million assets and sentenced him to two months in jail as well as banned him from politics for five years.

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The Supreme Court Tuesday upheld the decision of the Election Commission to give a red card against Yongyuth Tiyapairat, former Parliament president and former deputy leader of the People Power Party.

The Election Cases Division of the court ruled that Yongyuth had violated the election law as charged by the EC.

The Supreme Court banned Yongyuth from politics for five years as recommended by the EC.

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out of respect for Grandma Udom and her long plight to seek justice, quote restored:

Deputy Leader Of The People Power Party To Stand Trial For Attempted Murder

The Ayutthaya provincial court yesterday accepted a case filed by an elderly couple accusing Yongyuth Tiyapairat, Deputy Leader of the People Power Party, of attempted murder in a raid which saw police riddle their house with bullets three years ago.

On July 7, 2004, Yongyuth, while serving as PM's Office Minister in the Thaksin administration, led a security task force in a night raid on a house owned by Udom and Nisai Satakurama in Ayutthaya's Bang Sai district.

Not surprising this animal is still in the employ of Thaksin in April 2012.

P1TH.jpg

. Yongyuth Tiyapairat in 2008

This guy didn't kill anybody

You're right. He's a nice guy.

In his own eye´s he is.

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out of respect for Grandma Udom and her long plight to seek justice, quote restored:

Deputy Leader Of The People Power Party To Stand Trial For Attempted Murder

The Ayutthaya provincial court yesterday accepted a case filed by an elderly couple accusing Yongyuth Tiyapairat, Deputy Leader of the People Power Party, of attempted murder in a raid which saw police riddle their house with bullets three years ago.

On July 7, 2004, Yongyuth, while serving as PM's Office Minister in the Thaksin administration, led a security task force in a night raid on a house owned by Udom and Nisai Satakurama in Ayutthaya's Bang Sai district.

Not surprising this animal is still in the employ of Thaksin in April 2012.

P1TH.jpg

. Yongyuth Tiyapairat in 2008

This guy didn't kill anybody

You're right. He's not so bad.

It's obvious the reporters love him. The female one looks like she just stepped in a fresh turd, barefoot.

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Who paid for their trips? Did they officially take leave from their daily duties as MPs or were they visiting the Messiah in their MP capacities?

Too bad none of these members of the government forgot about their duty to apprehend this fugitive from justice :-)

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At lot of red-shirt supporters also turned up outside the hotel waiting to pour water on Thaksin's hands to show their respect for him as part of the Songkran festival.

Former People Party deputy leader Yongyuth Tiyapairat had to organize a group of 20 supporters to enter the hotel at a time to meet Thaksin and take photos with him.

Probably had to make two or three trips then.

You could be rite I was thinking 4 or 5 more than that and Yongyuth Tiyapairat would get confused,

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Cambodia deploys 4,500 police for Thaksin’s safety: Red Shirt leader

http://www.mcot.net/...age/352961.html

UDD key leader Jatuporn Prompan, also a Pheu Thai party-list MP, said the Cambodian government will step up security measures at venues where the ex-Thai premier will visit during the Songkran Festival with 4,000 police officers and 500 plainclothes police being deployed.

Mr Jatuporn added that a number of Red Shirt guards will also join the security operations with the Cambodian officers.

The venue of the water-pouring ceremony will be under tightened security, said Mr Jatuporn, adding that Cambodian officials will maintain highest security at all its entrances and exits.

What is this crap about "Red Shirt guards will also join the security operations with the Cambodian officers"?! Since when are "Red Shirt guards" a quasi-official international representative of Thailand? And doing joint security operations?

"Cambodian officials will maintain highest security at all its entrances and exits"? Is Jatuporn telling Cambodia how to do its job?!

It seems to me that Jatuporn is more focused on security procedures for a coup'd PM in another country than he was about the well being of his constituents in Thailand after the Feb 14 bombings. I don't recall hearing a peep from him expressing concern then about the Kingdom's safety. Perhaps he'll more free time to worry about Thaksin when the court finds him unfit to serve as MP (too bad it takes a court to determine this... a psychiatrist could have determined this years ago).

That was years ago.

Today a idiot could do it. Lucky for him there are not that many smart people in his district.

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In our neighbourhood, when Abhisit appears on television, all the children have convulsive fits, the men folk immediately loot the 7-11 for whisky, drink it all and then set fire to bangkok bank ATM's, the women put on 6" heels and shout 'Allo 'Ansum Man at anybody who passes, rice growers plant opium and the tuk tuk drivers self-immolate.

But that's just round our way..............coffee1.gif

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So how long have you been living in a Red-Village ? cool.png

It's a good job buchholz and pimay don't understand irony or you just might lose 2 points on the "likee" scale wai.gif

I really like the English sense of humour. So, when last did you live in Thailand, dear PPD?

Myself, I've lived in Bangkok since 1994. Makes me 'one of those yellow shirts' I guess. My wife doesn't look much television, although she likes soaps sometimes. I'm livingg in an area almost devoid of 'farang', fairly relaxed.

BTW I apologise for this late reply, I was busy trying to stop a homicidal maniac from detonating an atom bomb and ending life as we know it on our planet. wai.gif

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At lot of red-shirt supporters also turned up outside the hotel waiting to pour water on Thaksin's hands to show their respect for him as part of the Songkran festival.

Former People Party deputy leader Yongyuth Tiyapairat had to organize a group of 20 supporters to enter the hotel at a time to meet Thaksin and take photos with him.

Probably had to make two or three trips then.

You could be rite I was thinking 4 or 5 more than that and Yongyuth Tiyapairat would get confused,

Calamity, they may have had to take their socks off.

(just in case I need to explain {not for HD as he does have a grip on reality} one hand is for finger pointing only, the other is for counting)

Edited by Thaddeus

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