Saw a pic of anti-gov. protest in CM but don't know where it is, anyone know? btw. I am not planning to join, just curious.

There was a vry noisy meeting outside red shirt hq this morning but thats all ive seen

dave2

Think it would be risky business having anti-government demonstrations

here in Chiang Mai,the Reds would not allow it,one person already paid

with their life.

regards Worgeordie

Yes, Pro-government protests just a smidgin more likely.

There was something going on today in CM University. Bit of traffic jam. No Idea what color

Took place at CMU this morning. About 200 students and teachers. About 15 BIBs watching over, all smiles. CMU is Yingluck's alma mater. Protest was against her.

Took place at CMU this morning. About 200 students and teachers. About 15 BIBs watching over, all smiles. CMU is Yingluck's alma mater. Protest was against her.

When people protest against you at the school you attended, chances are you have messed up in life.

Took place at CMU this morning. About 200 students and teachers. About 15 BIBs watching over, all smiles. CMU is Yingluck's alma mater. Protest was against her.

It's Suthep's too.

Perhaps it was against him.

Was against the government. Article here: http://www.chiangmaicitynews.com/news.php?id=2807

Real question remains what they hope to achieve, given that parliament was dissolved and new elections called within 60 days.

So a shiny new opportunity for the Democrat party to prove the current government isn't wanted by most people.

Which is just as well, as I'm not sure they have any other options than to actually win an election, as Yingluck never hosted a cooking show... (And probably can't even cook worth $%#$*&(#. )

Was against the government. Article here: http://www.chiangmaicitynews.com/news.php?id=2807

Real question remains what they hope to achieve, given that parliament was dissolved and new elections called within 60 days.

So a shiny new opportunity for the Democrat party to prove the current government isn't wanted by most people.

Which is just as well, as I'm not sure they have any other options than to actually win an election, as Yingluck never hosted a cooking show... (And probably can't even cook worth $%#$*&(#. )

the Dems have not won an election in the last 9 attempts and won't win the 10th either

they can shout and rant all they like but lose they will

To elect means "to choose or make a decision." The choice and the decision depends on who provides the most baht.

Buying votes with cash during campaigning is not the problem. The problem lies in the populist programs the parties will propose, to win votes, which would certainly make things more expensive and people less indigenously warm and friendly, as already witnessed! Some, previously, said, oh, the programs are for helping the poor! Really?

All what had been accomplished has made people more materialistic - buying on credit of the latest phones, cars, gadgets, and etc - and work less hard without raising productivity and the strife for innovations (except for protesting). This trend is irreversible once started!

Was against the government. Article here: http://www.chiangmaicitynews.com/news.php?id=2807

Real question remains what they hope to achieve, given that parliament was dissolved and new elections called within 60 days.

So a shiny new opportunity for the Democrat party to prove the current government isn't wanted by most people.

Which is just as well, as I'm not sure they have any other options than to actually win an election, as Yingluck never hosted a cooking show... (And probably can't even cook worth $%#$*&(#. )

the Dems have not won an election in the last 9 attempts and won't win the 10th either

they can shout and rant all they like but lose they will

Well it is perfectly obvious that there are mentally challenged and shouting and ranting will never get common sense into them.

Just more proof that Thailand needs to up there game when it comes to education. That is a dig against the present and all past governments.

To elect means "to choose or make a decision." The choice and the decision depends on who provides the most baht.

I know this is not what you mean but most governments are the party with the most money. Here in Thailand I am not sure. It might just Be the party willing to spend the most.

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Crowds Gather at CMU to Demonstrate against Government Dec 9, 2013

Politics

CityNews – On 9^th December 8 a.m. around 3,000 people in Chiang Mai gathered at Chiang Mai University to protest against the government.

http://www.chiangmaicitynews.com/news.php?id=2807

Chiang Mai Mail

There is a huge crowd of anti-government demonstrators at CMU main square this morning. Estimates are at over 1,000 people. Yesterday at least 1,000 Chiang Mai residents traveled by bus to Bangkok to join the protests there.

Let's hope they stay there. Less traffic.

Something going on in the middle of town today. I've seen the same Royal cavalcade with the usual security twice, plus a whole heap of people walking up Thaphae Road. Unsure if related or not.

Was against the government. Article here: http://www.chiangmaicitynews.com/news.php?id=2807

Real question remains what they hope to achieve, given that parliament was dissolved and new elections called within 60 days.

So a shiny new opportunity for the Democrat party to prove the current government isn't wanted by most people.

Which is just as well, as I'm not sure they have any other options than to actually win an election, as Yingluck never hosted a cooking show... (And probably can't even cook worth $%#$*&(#. )

the Dems have not won an election in the last 9 attempts and won't win the 10th either

they can shout and rant all they like but lose they will

It`s when the shouting and ranting stops and then what happens next is what worries me.

i heard this morning that the Chiang Mai police are on amber alert and that flare ups of trouble could hit Chiang Mai in any areas at any time.

I have been asked to pass on a message that farangs would be wise not to wear yellow or red for the present.

Fasten your seatbelts, it maybe a rough ride ahead.

Or not.

re

a whole heap of people walking up Thaphae Road.

they were going to the constitution day meeting

at thaphae gate !

as were others

dave2

Was against the government. Article here: http://www.chiangmaicitynews.com/news.php?id=2807

Real question remains what they hope to achieve, given that parliament was dissolved and new elections called within 60 days.

So a shiny new opportunity for the Democrat party to prove the current government isn't wanted by most people.

Which is just as well, as I'm not sure they have any other options than to actually win an election, as Yingluck never hosted a cooking show... (And probably can't even cook worth $%#$*&(#. )

the Dems have not won an election in the last 9 attempts and won't win the 10th either

they can shout and rant all they like but lose they will

It`s when the shouting and ranting stops and then what happens next is what worries me.

i heard this morning that the Chiang Mai police are on amber alert and that flare ups of trouble could hit Chiang Mai in any areas at any time.

I have been asked to pass on a message that farangs would be wise not to wear yellow or red for the present.

Fasten your seatbelts, it maybe a rough ride ahead.

"I have been asked to pass on a message... "

Who asked you?

Was it a Chinese-looking man with a Montenegrin passport?