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The comments here are always funny cause the people who support the Yellow ones would certainly not appreciate the same in their own country.

So now the yellow want to get rid of democracy (even if we all know that every side is corrupted) and the democrats which was not able to win a single election and need the back up of the army are the "good ones" ?

If the democrats wanted to be in charge maybe they should have take care of the voters instead of complaining afterwards.

You are being intentionally over simplistic - you know as well as us (and hence it shows the irrelevance of your post) that the demonstrators are not "Yellows", they are a mix of people - including Reds. There have been many reports of Reds joining the demonstration (even after taking money to go to the stadium). You attempt to make it plainly "must be yellows against the government" fails easily. Also the Dems are not running it - an ex Dem (quit so as not to bring his party along with his own personal decision) is the self-appointed leader - but even that was well after the show had started. Being against this government does not make people "yellow" it simply makes them "not PTP".

not ptp...and wanting an appointed government instead of the results of an election.

you are quite easily twisting it the other way to ;ake your point, but this movment is far from democarcy...

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The comments here are always funny cause the people who support the Yellow ones would certainly not appreciate the same in their own country.

So now the yellow want to get rid of democracy (even if we all know that every side is corrupted) and the democrats which was not able to win a single election and need the back up of the army are the "good ones" ?

If the democrats wanted to be in charge maybe they should have take care of the voters instead of complaining afterwards.

What democracy?

There was elections right?

the Yingluck government won right?

Like it or not the Democrats are far more less democratics than the Yingluck government.

Occupy buildings and asking for the army to make a coup is worse than buying votes, as both sides do this.

You can yell or complain the yellow movment is just an enormous joke who want to get rid of elections and have an appointed bureau.

who are he worse then?

Again - the Democrats are not occupying buildings - the Yellows are not occupying building - the demonstrators of mixed allegiances (and no allegiances) are occupying the buildings.

no sure, that s why the leaders of these movments have resigned for democrat party to led this...you know as well as me that this movment is "made in Democrat"

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Protesters cut electricity at Police HQ, patients at Police General Hospital affected; Police chief bars protesters entering premises /MCOT

The demonstrators tried to get in the hospital?

According to the article they just cut the power to the forensic unit in the hospital. Wonder how many of the posters on previous threads who didn't think much of the forensic here in Thailand are now saying it is a serious thing?

Protesters are demanding the end of the "Thaksin regime" and want to replace the government with an unelected "people's council" -- a demand Yingluck said was impossible under the constitution.

Kind of a funny situation for her. She is rite it would be unconstitutional.

But she has been saying that she was not going to honor the constitutional court decisions any way when they ruled against her.

My personal opinion is that Suthep had a good thing going for him but coming up with an unconstitutional solution is a little bit like Thaksins antics shooting himself in the foot. It would seem from here that nothing is going to happen just going to be a lot of demonstrating then the people will get tired of it and go home. Most of them are not like the red shirts and have to work for a living. No one is paying them to demonstrate.

Don't get me wrong I am not saying Suthep has a bad idea but it would be a violation of what many of them have come there to stand up for. They got the whitewash job scuttled and are now trying to make it an honest democracy. There will be a lot of heads rolling before that happens.

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Patients at Police General Hospital affected; Police chief bars protesters entering premises /MCOT

That will be a load of <deleted> too.... Smells like the propaganda machine is working overtime.

You would know of course.

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Protesters cut electricity at Police HQ, patients at Police General Hospital affected; Police chief bars protesters entering premises /MCOT

The demonstrators tried to get in the hospital?

According to the article they just cut the power to the forensic unit in the hospital. Wonder how many of the posters on previous threads who didn't think much of the forensic here in Thailand are now saying it is a serious thing?

Protesters are demanding the end of the "Thaksin regime" and want to replace the government with an unelected "people's council" -- a demand Yingluck said was impossible under the constitution.

Kind of a funny situation for her. She is rite it would be unconstitutional.

But she has been saying that she was not going to honor the constitutional court decisions any way when they ruled against her.

My personal opinion is that Suthep had a good thing going for him but coming up with an unconstitutional solution is a little bit like Thaksins antics shooting himself in the foot. It would seem from here that nothing is going to happen just going to be a lot of demonstrating then the people will get tired of it and go home. Most of them are not like the red shirts and have to work for a living. No one is paying them to demonstrate.

Don't get me wrong I am not saying Suthep has a bad idea but it would be a violation of what many of them have come there to stand up for. They got the whitewash job scuttled and are now trying to make it an honest democracy. There will be a lot of heads rolling before that happens.

Quote 'Most of them are not like the red shirts and have to work for a living'. No one is paying them to demonstrate.'. What staggering ignorance you have of the realities. It is about time you tried to understand the huge frustrations of the poor in this country. Taksin was as corrupt as all the previous Prime Ministers but at least he had sympathy for the poor and empowered them. Read your history my friend and then make an educated guess at the future.

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Its already been confirmed by the hospital director that power to the main hospital was not cut - a forensic lab had its power cut and is running on generators - but not the main hospital. They also have generators ready. A policeman was slightly hurt, cut forehead; looks like he cut his head on the razor wire while trying to deflect the cutting of the cables - not details on that yet other than pictures of his cut eyebrow.

He cut himself on their own razor wire? So not at all the demonstrators fault, right?

So, if he was trying to prevent demonstrators cutting cables and got caught on some razor wire it is whose fault precisely? His? The wire's ? Or perhaps it I the people committing or attempting to commit a criminl act?

in this case I don't know but for several government buildings the labor union gave a letter that if the electric bill isn't paid the electric will be cut. As the government didn't pay bills. To have a legal background for cutting the wire.

But I don't know if it is the case for the police station as well.

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Its already been confirmed by the hospital director that power to the main hospital was not cut - a forensic lab had its power cut and is running on generators - but not the main hospital. They also have generators ready. A policeman was slightly hurt, cut forehead; looks like he cut his head on the razor wire while trying to deflect the cutting of the cables - not details on that yet other than pictures of his cut eyebrow.

He cut himself on their own razor wire? So not at all the demonstrators fault, right?

So, if he was trying to prevent demonstrators cutting cables and got caught on some razor wire it is whose fault precisely? His? The wire's ? Or perhaps it I the people committing or attempting to commit a criminl act?

The latter i should say ! and what a beautiful badge you have there .

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The comments here are always funny cause the people who support the Yellow ones would certainly not appreciate the same in their own country.

So now the yellow want to get rid of democracy (even if we all know that every side is corrupted) and the democrats which was not able to win a single election and need the back up of the army are the "good ones" ?

If the democrats wanted to be in charge maybe they should have take care of the voters instead of complaining afterwards.

What democracy?

There was elections right?

the Yingluck government won right?

Like it or not the Democrats are far more less democratics than the Yingluck government.

Occupy buildings and asking for the army to make a coup is worse than buying votes, as both sides do this.

You can yell or complain the yellow movment is just an enormous joke who want to get rid of elections and have an appointed bureau.

who are he worse then?

And you ignore the vote buying and the fact that the PTP basically destroy the base of democracy (separation of power)

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Can someone explain how the protesters are able to cut electricity to buildings so easily?

Bolt cutters and rubber gloves - like most places here, not-so-overhead cables.

yes not very difficult....a bit dangerous when the sparks are flying but doable.

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Its already been confirmed by the hospital director that power to the main hospital was not cut - a forensic lab had its power cut and is running on generators - but not the main hospital. They also have generators ready. A policeman was slightly hurt, cut forehead; looks like he cut his head on the razor wire while trying to deflect the cutting of the cables - not details on that yet other than pictures of his cut eyebrow.

He cut himself on their own razor wire? So not at all the demonstrators fault, right?

So, if he was trying to prevent demonstrators cutting cables and got caught on some razor wire it is whose fault precisely? His? The wire's ? Or perhaps it I the people committing or attempting to commit a criminl act?

The latter i should say ! and what a beautiful badge you have there .

Yes I don't think there can be much doubt there - criminal damage is not acceptable. If the Electric Company came to cut them off, they would remove/disconnect the metre, not use bolt cutters.

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If government give in to this demonstrator it could be more demonstration out on street over and over again if anyone feels like it. To pay this ransom would be like encouraging riot and if government don’t seem to be doing anything about it and could be taken as weakness either way not good for government. Fresh election could be a solution but it could mean government given in to protester but I think it could the best move is she could announce new election to easing this tension once and for all…..it could prove government strength if they win election again.

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The comments here are always funny cause the people who support the Yellow ones would certainly not appreciate the same in their own country.

So now the yellow want to get rid of democracy (even if we all know that every side is corrupted) and the democrats which was not able to win a single election and need the back up of the army are the "good ones" ?

If the democrats wanted to be in charge maybe they should have take care of the voters instead of complaining afterwards.

What democracy?

There was elections right?

the Yingluck government won right?

Like it or not the Democrats are far more less democratics than the Yingluck government.

Occupy buildings and asking for the army to make a coup is worse than buying votes, as both sides do this.

You can yell or complain the yellow movment is just an enormous joke who want to get rid of elections and have an appointed bureau.

who are he worse then?

Again - the Democrats are not occupying buildings - the Yellows are not occupying building - the demonstrators of mixed allegiances (and no allegiances) are occupying the buildings.

NO! its Sutheps mob of sheep that are occupying buildings. He is the instigator of this unrest so he should be put in jail.

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The comments here are always funny cause the people who support the Yellow ones would certainly not appreciate the same in their own country.

So now the yellow want to get rid of democracy (even if we all know that every side is corrupted) and the democrats which was not able to win a single election and need the back up of the army are the "good ones" ?

If the democrats wanted to be in charge maybe they should have take care of the voters instead of complaining afterwards.

What democracy?

There was elections right?

the Yingluck government won right?

Like it or not the Democrats are far more less democratics than the Yingluck government.

Occupy buildings and asking for the army to make a coup is worse than buying votes, as both sides do this.

You can yell or complain the yellow movment is just an enormous joke who want to get rid of elections and have an appointed bureau.

who are he worse then?

And you ignore the vote buying and the fact that the PTP basically destroy the base of democracy (separation of power)

H90.........wake up, this is Thailand, all politicans and parties buy their way, that's how it is in Thailand.

On Koh Samui not so long ago a candidate for the mayoral elections was demanding a recount. Apparently she only got 14000 votes but had paid for 20000............makes anyone but a Thai cry with laughter !

Bye the way, she was not a redshirt, coming from the south guess who she supports ?

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There was elections right?

the Yingluck government won right?

Like it or not the Democrats are far more less democratics than the Yingluck government.

Occupy buildings and asking for the army to make a coup is worse than buying votes, as both sides do this.

You can yell or complain the yellow movment is just an enormous joke who want to get rid of elections and have an appointed bureau.

who are he worse then?

Again - the Democrats are not occupying buildings - the Yellows are not occupying building - the demonstrators of mixed allegiances (and no allegiances) are occupying the buildings.

NO! its Sutheps mob of sheep that are occupying buildings. He is the instigator of this unrest so he should be put in jail.

Yes, it has been Suthep that escalated and called for the offices to be invaded. He is clearly running his own agenda now, and it seems to be playing well to quite a few people. now Dangerous to say he should be put in gaol for it though, many troubles since 2004 with leaders conspicuous by the fact they are not languishing in gaol.

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There was elections right?

the Yingluck government won right?

Like it or not the Democrats are far more less democratics than the Yingluck government.

Occupy buildings and asking for the army to make a coup is worse than buying votes, as both sides do this.

You can yell or complain the yellow movment is just an enormous joke who want to get rid of elections and have an appointed bureau.

who are he worse then?

Again - the Democrats are not occupying buildings - the Yellows are not occupying building - the demonstrators of mixed allegiances (and no allegiances) are occupying the buildings.

NO! its Sutheps mob of sheep that are occupying buildings. He is the instigator of this unrest so he should be put in jail.

Yes, it has been Suthep that escalated and called for the offices to be invaded. He is clearly running his own agenda now, and it seems to be playing well to quite a few people. now Dangerous to say he should be put in gaol for it though, many troubles since 2004 with leaders conspicuous by the fact they are not languishing in gaol.

Why not ? other party members were jailed .

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If government give in to this demonstrator it could be more demonstration out on street over and over again if anyone feels like it. To pay this ransom would be like encouraging riot and if government don’t seem to be doing anything about it and could be taken as weakness either way not good for government. Fresh election could be a solution but it could mean government given in to protester but I think it could the best move is she could announce new election to easing this tension once and for all…..it could prove government strength if they win election again.

If she win again, Suthep will be back on the street the next day claiming the same thing all over again.

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Yes, it has been Suthep that escalated and called for the offices to be invaded. He is clearly running his own agenda now, and it seems to be playing well to quite a few people. now Dangerous to say he should be put in gaol for it though, many troubles since 2004 with leaders conspicuous by the fact they are not languishing in gaol.

Why not ? other party members were jailed .

Not leaders though - others found guilty (or on remand for) more serious charges. A lot of crimes happen in times of dispute - there are always the opportunists and those that use the dispute for cover - and those that go over board. Leaders rarely get punished here from any side - all threats, and baloney. This has not changed with successive governments - and the amnesty was the ultimate example. There has been on going moaning that the PAD airport people are still on external remand, yet there has been no attempt to prosecute them even under this government. If the world turned upside down and the Dems got in I doubt any of the 2010 lot would end up in gaol either. Just the way it goes here - at the end of the day, cover each other's <deleted>.

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If government give in to this demonstrator it could be more demonstration out on street over and over again if anyone feels like it. To pay this ransom would be like encouraging riot and if government don’t seem to be doing anything about it and could be taken as weakness either way not good for government. Fresh election could be a solution but it could mean government given in to protester but I think it could the best move is she could announce new election to easing this tension once and for all…..it could prove government strength if they win election again.

If she win again, Suthep will be back on the street the next day claiming the same thing all over again.

I doubt the PTP would go again with her in the chair - a re-election would be under different leadership I think. It would be the best way to say, "Look no strings".

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The comments here are always funny cause the people who support the Yellow ones would certainly not appreciate the same in their own country.

So now the yellow want to get rid of democracy (even if we all know that every side is corrupted) and the democrats which was not able to win a single election and need the back up of the army are the "good ones" ?

If the democrats wanted to be in charge maybe they should have take care of the voters instead of complaining afterwards.

So logically you are saying that any Government voted out of power doesn't stand a chance of being re-elected at some future date. Twenty years have gone by and water has passed under the bridge. Maybe the Dem leopard has lost a few spots.

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Patients at Police General Hospital affected; Police chief bars protesters entering premises /MCOT

That will be a load of <deleted> too.... Smells like the propaganda machine is working overtime.

You would know of course.

Apparently he did. If you are Thai, or think like one. I suppose you will blame your keyboard for making an ass of yourself.

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If government give in to this demonstrator it could be more demonstration out on street over and over again if anyone feels like it. To pay this ransom would be like encouraging riot and if government don’t seem to be doing anything about it and could be taken as weakness either way not good for government. Fresh election could be a solution but it could mean government given in to protester but I think it could the best move is she could announce new election to easing this tension once and for all…..it could prove government strength if they win election again.

More demonstrations? Where have you been from 2005 to now? There were all the time demonstrations from yellows and reds.

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....." want to replace the government with an unelected "people's council" ...."

cheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gif

If they can't win the election this maens don't make election. 55555555555

And off course they are the experts, whose can be in new government. 5555555555555

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