July 29, 201213 yr A rare glimpse into how these people operate... caught by hidden camera. Chilling! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtzVZJwbJvg
July 29, 201213 yr Typical "religion of peace" behavior I believe this is how they "celebrated" ramadan. Bloody madmen.
July 29, 201213 yr Stomach churning. When is the Thai Government going to give their troops some form of protection? Sending them out to patrol two up on Honda Waves is truly pathetic. Anyone serving their country deserves so much better. Sent from my GT-I9003 using Thaivisa Connect App
July 29, 201213 yr Sick bastard.....is this how they respect the muslim holy month. Sent from my GT-N7000 using Thaivisa Connect App
July 29, 201213 yr All over the net this morning, bloody atrocious, so quick and out of nowhere, the poor soldiers on the bikes stood no chance!!
July 29, 201213 yr Author Popular Post We can learn a lot from this video. First the Army have young soldiers, some possibly young enough to be on their national service, patrolling in broad daylight on low power motorcycles in a patrol of just 6 men. Two thirds of them killed instantly by a bunch of clearly well trained guys in track suit pants in pickups. None of them look afraid about exchanging fire with the two surviving soldiers who are out of the picture. With this patrol strategy it seems the Army isn't serious about basic safety for their troops nor about combatting the insurgency. There will be more needless deaths until they start putting in the right troops with the right equipment and the right strategy.
July 29, 201213 yr 4 soldiers killed, one hurt in Pattani The Nation on Sunday PATTANI:-- Four soldiers were killed and one injured early yesterday when 18 insurgents in three pickup trucks opened fire on them in Pattani's Ma-Yor district. The six-soldier team on three motorcycles was patrolling a road in Tambon Thanon at 7am when the insurgents chased and shot at them with AKA and M16 rifles and a shotgun. The soldiers on the first two motorbikes fell and the insurgents shot them at close range before stealing four M16s, radios and bullet-proof vests. The insurgents' bullets missed the third motorbike. The surviving soldiers fought a brief gunfight before the insurgents retreated. Sgt Leuchai Julthong, Private Ekkalak Sidokmai, Private Pakim Hongmak and Private Benjarong Sikaew were killed, while Sgt Preeda Noppakhun was injured. The attack was captured by a security camera in the area. Meanwhile, a suspected insurgent shot and wounded Ban Yaba assistant village headman Amran Samoh, 29, at 5.30am yesterday in Narathiwat's Rusoh district while he was riding a motorbike to Ramadan prayers at a local mosque. -- The Nation 2012-07-29
July 29, 201213 yr Police detain 3 suspects in killing of four soldiers in Pattani yesterday following investigation of CCTV footage /MCOT
July 29, 201213 yr Catch these gutless wonders, 1 try them, 2 execute them, not necessarily in that order.
July 29, 201213 yr As I am typing this from my couch here in the U.S, and NOT picking any sides nor condoning this act of violence.... , what do the Thai's expect when their beloved military in Southern Thailand were beating up and killing those Muslm men? Did you honestly believe payback wasn't coming? Its in their blood. It might be available in Thailand, but that video can be seen everywhere else.
July 29, 201213 yr The issue is that they come from exactly that spot. They are not ethnic Thai, speak a different language and just about few decades ago they had their own Kingdom kind of state, independent and didn't belong or were a part of Thailand. Muslims in Spain have nothing to do with it, but back then when they were in Spain, they had the most modern cities of that time.
July 29, 201213 yr We can learn a lot from this video. First the Army have young soldiers, some possibly young enough to be on their national service, patrolling in broad daylight on low power motorcycles in a patrol of just 6 men. Two thirds of them killed instantly by a bunch of clearly well trained guys in track suit pants in pickups. None of them look afraid about exchanging fire with the two surviving soldiers who are out of the picture. With this patrol strategy it seems the Army isn't serious about basic safety for their troops nor about combatting the insurgency. There will be more needless deaths until they start putting in the right troops with the right equipment and the right strategy. I trust you are being sarcastic?
July 29, 201213 yr Typical "religion of peace" behavior Repeat after me: "Not all Moslems are terrorists" A'salam alaikum
July 29, 201213 yr Popular Post Handed out some long suspensions for attacks on religious groups. The anger at the perpatrators in this story is justified, but blaming almost a billion people for it is not. Any further violations will be handled similarly.
July 29, 201213 yr Awful, saw this on TV this morning, yeah great in the name of religion. So, we know already it was in the name of religion and have a religious backround??? ....or is it just the usamerican scareeverybodyshitless theorie? I think we really should wait for an explanation...and may be Thailand should consider giving the south up to Malaysia or whatever....as long as things like this happen Thailand can really called itself AMAZING .... but please NOT TO ATRACT MORE TOURISTS
July 29, 201213 yr Popular Post For those who are rather angry at this latest attack... please read my post (#16) on this thread and perhaps think a bit before shouts are tossed around... -in-thai-south-roadside-bomb/ Anger is high...but let's not blame almost a billion people for the actions of a few...as cdnvic mentioned. If we do, then we're no better than they are.
July 29, 201213 yr A post attacking another religion has been removed as well as the replies, the poster has gone on a long holiday suspension.
July 29, 201213 yr Handed out some long suspensions for attacks on religious groups. The anger at the perpatrators in this story is justified, but blaming almost a billion people for it is not. Any further violations will be handled similarly. I know I am on thin ice here, correcting the mod, who just gave me a week "holiday", but the number of moslems worldwide is more than 1,5 billion!Back to the topic. Those acts of violence in the South have nothing whatsoever to do with religion, as shown by the condemniation from Islam leaders in the region. A bunch of small maverick drugtraders, who are using their kratong-chewing thugs to create chaos, so they can go on with their dirty business.
July 29, 201213 yr For those who are rather angry at this latest attack... please read my post (#16) on this thread and perhaps think a bit before shouts are tossed around... http://www.thaivisa....e-police-killed -in-thai-south-roadside-bomb/ Anger is high...but let's not blame almost a billion people for the actions of a few...as cdnvic mentioned. If we do, then we're no better than they are. Religion is almost periphery to attacks such as these It is the fundamentalists and fanatics who use and misuse the words and teachings of their chosen religion that is the problem. These people are not representative of the groups at all. This applies to any religion, or any group, the world over.
July 29, 201213 yr There has been some commentary in the Thai press suggesting that some of the killings in the Deep South are related to the drugs for weapons trade here in Thailand.
July 29, 201213 yr Handed out some long suspensions for attacks on religious groups. The anger at the perpatrators in this story is justified, but blaming almost a billion people for it is not. Any further violations will be handled similarly. I know I am on thin ice here, correcting the mod, who just gave me a week "holiday", but the number of moslems worldwide is more than 1,5 billion!Back to the topic. Those acts of violence in the South have nothing whatsoever to do with religion, as shown by the condemniation from Islam leaders in the region. A bunch of small maverick drugtraders, who are using their kratong-chewing thugs to create chaos, so they can go on with their dirty business. Really - any links to some on-line resources to explain your theory ? I thought the problems there were much more complicated than that - country within a country issues similar to the problems Indonesia had with Aceh in N Sumatra. Indonesia has been able to solve that problem after a long and bloody insurgency - so there is hope for S Thailand. I think that there have been atrocities from both sides in S. Thailand and the sooner a peace accord or ceasefire is reached, the better IMHO.
July 29, 201213 yr For those who are rather angry at this latest attack... please read my post (#16) on this thread and perhaps think a bit before shouts are tossed around... http://www.thaivisa....e-police-killed -in-thai-south-roadside-bomb/ Anger is high...but let's not blame almost a billion people for the actions of a few...as cdnvic mentioned. If we do, then we're no better than they are. Religion is almost periphery to attacks such as these It is the fundamentalists and fanatics who use and misuse the words and teachings of their chosen religion that is the problem. These people are not representative of the groups at all. This applies to any religion, or any group, the world over. Well Stated Mr Bookman...Well Stated!
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