Govt to restore control
The Nation

Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra in the live broadcast

BANGKOK: -- Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra announced in the live broadcast today that the government would enforce the national security law in Bangkok, Nonthaburi, Bang Phli in Samut Prakan and Lad Lumkaew in Pathum Thani.

She said the enforcement is necessary following the invasion into government buildings, which disrupts government operations and threatens the national security.

She also insisted that in restoring control in the areas, the government assures no violence. International standards will be strictly followed, she said.

Yingluck also urges former Democrat MPs, who led protesters to government buildings, to solve conflicts through parliamentary procedure.

-- The Nation 2013-11-25

I can see this will probably work out well.....

who will control the controllers?

who will control the controllers?

I hear it's already getting out of control at Victory Monument!

-mel.

Victory monument? You mean Democracy monument right?

A neat move (unfortunately) by Poo and her playmates.... The anti-gov't protesters have split themselves into smaller groups and are all now wrong-footed under the ISA. Divide and conquer.

She is on record as saying that no action would be taken unless protesters were in areas under the ISA, so now she has cast her net wide and could get quite a catch.

Drat, drat and DOUBLE DRAT.

Will the Constitutional Court get to rule on this one as well?

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The police prepare for their response by covering the CCTV cameras, shades of 2010......

today

2010

I missed the 2006 opportunity to take a photo with soldiers at the front of a tank in BKK. Looks like I'll get another shot at it and perhaps even a third later, there's more of them Shinawatras available for deportation.

"International standards" what does that mean? Chinese..Russian...Argentinian ????????????????????

I do not know how this round will end. But I have a feeling that the winners of this round will show no mercy to the opposing side this time. Might stay ugly for a while even after this round is over

"to solve conflicts through parliamentary procedure"

Isn't that what got her into this situation in the first place?

Yingluck sporting that rabbit in the headlights look.

This is starting to look dangerous.

"to solve conflicts through parliamentary procedure"

Isn't that what got her into this situation in the first place?

More importantly "former democratic MP's..." are not part of parliament thus have no access to "parliamentary procedure"

Thank god they do not have a nuclear bombs, otherwise that will be the next step for the Red government to restore order.

Ah well looks like another case of Here we go again

Here it comes. Who are they going to get to enforce this?

Rules.of engagement anyone?,,wouldn't want yingluck up.on any charges now would we?

Edited November 25, 201312 yr by Thai at Heart

who will control the controllers?

I hear it's already getting out of control at Victory Monument!

-mel.

I am watching it right now and nothing going on there... The only thing out of control is the karaoke as usual.

Here it comes. Who are they going to get to enforce this?

Rules.of engagement anyone?,,wouldn't want yingluck up.on any charges now would we?

The only group with enough power would be the army but whose side are they on?

"International standards" what does that mean? Chinese..Russian...Argentinian ????????????????????

Plus the UK, New Zealand and no doubt other so-called "democratic" Western nations where measures are currently under consideration aimed solely at suppressing street protests???

Bank on topic, why was the ISA not enforced across the whole Greater Bangkok area while these protests were a mere twinkle in Suthep's eye? Doing so now sounds rather like slamming the stable door shut after the horse has bolted to me.

Good to see that the government is going to disperse the protesters.

Peaceful protests are annoying, but seizing government buildings is breaking the law, when they do that, they're starting to turn rabid.

I can't help thinking that we really refer to the country of Thailand incorrectly.

It is in fact "Toyland"

The current story is something like "Tessy Bear wants Noddy to come back to Toyland, but Big-Ears is Mai-mee-kwaam-sook."

Good to see that the government is going to disperse the protesters.

Peaceful protests are annoying, but seizing government buildings is breaking the law, when they do that, they're starting to turn rabid.

I think you mean 'attempt to disperse the protesters'.

Judging by the volume of work to be done and the fact that I doubt they are going to move along peacefully, I would say that it is downright dangerous at this point.

Yingluck sporting that rabbit in the headlights look.

This is starting to look dangerous.

OMB, I am in charge

Here it comes. Who are they going to get to enforce this?

Rules.of engagement anyone?,,wouldn't want yingluck up.on any charges now would we?

The only group with enough power would be the army but whose side are they on?

He might be able to pay the army to not have a coup, but i doubt he can pay the army to shoot the people. The army are establishment and democrat and no amount of money is ever really going to change that.

I am actually wondering how long it will be before she breaks under the stress of this. She does not seem like a streetfighter to me. Although Abhisit came through it pretty well in 2009 and 2010.

W

With the taking over of government building she has to do this as that is TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE and is CRIMINAL

Now its up to the Yellows if they comply which history shows they will not lets just hope the current government handles it better than the yellows did when the unleashed the military on unarmed reds the last time around.

Edited November 25, 201312 yr by DiamondKing

This is not a "Ghandi" like protest, these are the same thugs who took over the airport a few years ago They have already taken over government buildings, assulted foreign journalists who tried to report on their actions, and are in the process of taking control of the Thai television network. Ms. Shinawatra has been very patient with these hooligans thus far, with the feeling that if you give a rabid dog enough rope they will eventually hang themself, and Mr. Suthep is currently wrapping that rope around his neck. These infantile yellow shirt radicals have been allowed the right to assemble and protest for 2 days now and they have finally crossed the line like we all knew they would, it is now time to end this situation before Thailand gets another black eye like the airport debacle

This is not a "Ghandi" like protest, these are the same thugs who took over the airport a few years ago They have already taken over government buildings, assulted foreign journalists who tried to report on their actions, and are in the process of taking control of the Thai television network. Ms. Shinawatra has been very patient with these hooligans thus far, with the feeling that if you give a rabid dog enough rope they will eventually hang themself, and Mr. Suthep is currently wrapping that rope around his neck. These infantile yellow shirt radicals have been allowed the right to assemble and protest for 2 days now and they have finally crossed the line like we all knew they would, it is now time to end this situation before Thailand gets another black eye like the airport debacle

VERY WELL SAID

Good to see that the government is going to disperse the protesters.

Peaceful protests are annoying, but seizing government buildings is breaking the law, when they do that, they're starting to turn rabid.

I think you mean 'attempt to disperse the protesters'.

Judging by the volume of work to be done and the fact that I doubt they are going to move along peacefully, I would say that it is downright dangerous at this point.

If they want the protesters to be dispersed, they'll be dispersed. The only question is how heavier hand they need in order to do it.

The Yellow shirts will probably want to have some of their people killed so that they can hold them up as martyrs, but from what I've read previous "red" governments have been significantly less violent than the last "yellow" government (Probably because the red governments get their power from a majority of voters, so public perception is important. The democrats on the other hand had the army at their back, so didn't need to worry about a military coup etc)

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