Embattled Pheu Thai M P Korkaew Gets Temporary Freedom To Join House Session

[Pimay1]

I wonder of Korkeaw will be a speaker at the humongous rally of the UDD/Red Shirts at Bonanza, near Khao Yai tomorrow.

He will be extremely well received if he does. One thing the application of these 'double standards' do, is create a victimization aura around them. In fact, a book authored by Jatuporn, features a photo of him on the front cover in prison shackles. It is a rite-of-passage for some.

Will they have road barricades to keep people from attending it and 20,000 armed policemen to control the attendees. Or will it be the normal PT double standards for the less than gifted.

And of course under the new Yingluck mob control rules no one under 18 is allowed. Wait and see.

[Pimay1]

So, if the court tries Abhisit and Suthep it will be doing its job, but if it tries Korkeaw and the other UDD leaders it is engaging in Judicial harassment?

Many folks are waiting to see Abhisit and sidekick Suthep in prison shackles also. That would go a huge way to get at the stigma of "double standards". It may serve to bring the balance you reference.

Keep on dreaming.

How about keep on trolling.

[Thai at Heart]

I wonder of Korkeaw will be a speaker at the humongous rally of the UDD/Red Shirts at Bonanza, near Khao Yai tomorrow.

He will be extremely well received if he does. One thing the application of these 'double standards' do, is create a victimization aura around them. In fact, a book authored by Jatuporn, features a photo of him on the front cover in prison shackles. It is a rite-of-passage for some.

Will they have road barricades to keep people from attending it and 20,000 armed policemen to control the attendees. Or will it be the normal PT double standards for the less than gifted.

To be fair Bonanza is a private estate.

There is some doubt whether it should be as it is in s national park.

Goes to show that there is money in grass roots

sent from my Q6

Been there, bizarre place and it is gargantuan.

[Skywalker69]

So, if the court tries Abhisit and Suthep it will be doing its job, but if it tries Korkeaw and the other UDD leaders it is engaging in Judicial harassment?

Many folks are waiting to see Abhisit and sidekick Suthep in prison shackles also. That would go a huge way to get at the stigma of "double standards". It may serve to bring the balance you reference.

Keep on dreaming.

How about keep on trolling.

Trolling is a better word.

[hellodolly]

I wonder of Korkeaw will be a speaker at the humongous rally of the UDD/Red Shirts at Bonanza, near Khao Yai tomorrow.

He will be extremely well received if he does. One thing the application of these 'double standards' do, is create a victimization aura around them. In fact, a book authored by Jatuporn, features a photo of him on the front cover in prison shackles. It is a rite-of-passage for some.

Will they have road barricades to keep people from attending it and 20,000 armed policemen to control the attendees. Or will it be the normal PT double standards for the less than gifted.

To be fair Bonanza is a private estate.

There is some doubt whether it should be as it is in s national park.

Goes to show that there is money in grass roots

sent from my Q6

When I said gifted I was not talking about money or material things.

[thaicbr]

I wonder of Korkeaw will be a speaker at the humongous rally of the UDD/Red Shirts at Bonanza, near Khao Yai tomorrow.

He will be extremely well received if he does. One thing the application of these 'double standards' do, is create a victimization aura around them. In fact, a book authored by Jatuporn, features a photo of him on the front cover in prison shackles. It is a rite-of-passage for some.

Will they have road barricades to keep people from attending it and 20,000 armed policemen to control the attendees. Or will it be the normal PT double standards for the less than gifted.

To be fair Bonanza is a private estate.

There is some doubt whether it should be as it is in s national park.

Goes to show that there is money in grass roots

sent from my Q6

When I said gifted I was not talking about money or material things.

I know. I was just pointing out that not ALL red shirts are the poor oppressed BUT many are the oppressor.

sent from my Q6

[righteous]

Yes, Korkaew did address the humongous UDD/Red Shirt rally at Bonanza, Khao Yai last night. The only difference between this rally address and others by him in the past, is that he was accompanied by his wife and two children up on stage, who stood beside him his entire speech.

As an aside, skimming media headlines this morning, I see scant attention paid to this huge political rally, easily the most significant political event of yesterday. Without getting into a numbers game, suffice it to say, participants were awed by the turnout, and organizers would have been super pleased.

Lack of media attention to this event demonstrates their orientation. I can just imagine if this had been a PAD-Dem event how it would have been treated. Reminds me how similar nation wide events were ignored previously, and then they wondered what hit them when R'song happened.

Edited December 23, 2012 by righteous

[whybother]

Yes, Korkaew did address the humongous UDD/Red Shirt rally at Bonanaza, Khao Yai last night. The only difference between this rally address and others by him in the past, is that he was accompanied by his wife and two children up on stage, who stood beside him his entire speech.

As an aside, skimming media headlines this morning, I see scant attention paid to this huge political rally, easily the most significant political event of yesterday. Without getting into a numbers game, suffice it to say, participants were awed by the turnout, and organizers would have been super pleased.

Lack of media attention to this event demonstrates their orientation. I can just imagine if this had been a PAD-Dem event how it would have been treated. Reminds me how similar nation wide events were ignored previously, and then they wondered what hit them when R'song happened.

"The only difference between this rally address and others by him in the past, is that he was accompanied by his wife and two children up on stage"

Do you mean he announced judges names address again?

[rixalex]

Yes, Korkaew did address the humongous UDD/Red Shirt rally at Bonanaza, Khao Yai last night. The only difference between this rally address and others by him in the past, is that he was accompanied by his wife and two children up on stage, who stood beside him his entire speech.

As an aside, skimming media headlines this morning, I see scant attention paid to this huge political rally, easily the most significant political event of yesterday. Without getting into a numbers game, suffice it to say, participants were awed by the turnout, and organizers would have been super pleased.

Lack of media attention to this event demonstrates their orientation. I can just imagine if this had been a PAD-Dem event how it would have been treated. Reminds me how similar nation wide events were ignored previously, and then they wondered what hit them when R'song happened.

Sounds like a lot of fun. Did you see many other farangs there?

[thaicbr]

Yes, Korkaew did address the humongous UDD/Red Shirt rally at Bonanaza, Khao Yai last night. The only difference between this rally address and others by him in the past, is that he was accompanied by his wife and two children up on stage, who stood beside him his entire speech.

As an aside, skimming media headlines this morning, I see scant attention paid to this huge political rally, easily the most significant political event of yesterday. Without getting into a numbers game, suffice it to say, participants were awed by the turnout, and organizers would have been super pleased.

Lack of media attention to this event demonstrates their orientation. I can just imagine if this had been a PAD-Dem event how it would have been treated. Reminds me how similar nation wide events were ignored previously, and then they wondered what hit them when R'song happened.

Which band's played at this political party... sorry event.

Or was it just DJ music.

And maybe there is scant details due to the fact that these parties are weekly or monthly events around the country.

sent from my Q6

[OzMick]

Yes, Korkaew did address the humongous UDD/Red Shirt rally at Bonthat worked before, Khao Yai last night. The only difference between this rally address and others by him in the past, is that he was accompanied by his wife and two children up on stage, who stood beside him his entire speech.

As an aside, skimming media headlines this morning, I see scant attention paid to this huge political rally, easily the most significant political event of yesterday. Without getting into a numbers game, suffice it to say, participants were awed by the turnout, and organizers would have been super pleased.

Lack of media attention to this event demonstrates their orientation. I can just imagine if this had been a PAD-Dem event how it would have been treated. Reminds me how similar nation wide events were ignored previously, and then they wondered what hit them when R'song happened.

To get media attention, they could try saying something new, or even interesting, or fall back on lobbing explosive projectiles -that worked before.

Edited December 23, 2012 by OzMick

[whybother]

Yes, Korkaew did address the humongous UDD/Red Shirt rally at Bonanza, Khao Yai last night. The only difference between this rally address and others by him in the past, is that he was accompanied by his wife and two children up on stage, who stood beside him his entire speech.

As an aside, skimming media headlines this morning, I see scant attention paid to this huge political rally, easily the most significant political event of yesterday. Without getting into a numbers game, suffice it to say, participants were awed by the turnout, and organizers would have been super pleased.

Lack of media attention to this event demonstrates their orientation. I can just imagine if this had been a PAD-Dem event how it would have been treated. Reminds me how similar nation wide events were ignored previously, and then they wondered what hit them when R'song happened.

According to some (one) reports, they got 300,000 to a previous rally in the last 12 months or so. Maybe they didn't get enough people to turn up this time to get the media interested.

[Pimay1]

Yes, Korkaew did address the humongous UDD/Red Shirt rally at Bonanza, Khao Yai last night. The only difference between this rally address and others by him in the past, is that he was accompanied by his wife and two children up on stage, who stood beside him his entire speech.

As an aside, skimming media headlines this morning, I see scant attention paid to this huge political rally, easily the most significant political event of yesterday. Without getting into a numbers game, suffice it to say, participants were awed by the turnout, and organizers would have been super pleased.

Lack of media attention to this event demonstrates their orientation. I can just imagine if this had been a PAD-Dem event how it would have been treated. Reminds me how similar nation wide events were ignored previously, and then they wondered what hit them when R'song happened.

Let me see now. There was a previous poster (god rest his soul) that always claimed to attend the red mob rallies and would give the report of hundreds of thousands of salivating reds (waiting for the Dear Leader call in). But it was strange when we requested pictures of him being there, well you guessed it. No response. Could it be........................?

[Moruya]

Yes, Korkaew did address the humongous UDD/Red Shirt rally at Bonanza, Khao Yai last night. The only difference between this rally address and others by him in the past, is that he was accompanied by his wife and two children up on stage, who stood beside him his entire speech.

As an aside, skimming media headlines this morning, I see scant attention paid to this huge political rally, easily the most significant political event of yesterday. Without getting into a numbers game, suffice it to say, participants were awed by the turnout, and organizers would have been super pleased.

Lack of media attention to this event demonstrates their orientation. I can just imagine if this had been a PAD-Dem event how it would have been treated. Reminds me how similar nation wide events were ignored previously, and then they wondered what hit them when R'song happened.

How fawnicating of you. I understood you had been taken over by the red organ but I didn't realise it was this bad

[bigbamboo]

It's strange that in most countries judges are ranked above the here today, gone tomorrow politicians and yet in Thailand the opposite appears to be the case. If our PM decides to shoot one of his family over dinner he would expect to spend the next week in the cells not be chairing the next cabinet meeting.

Still that's what makes Thai politics such fun...... as long as you don't take it seriously.