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BANGKOK: -- Several tens of thousands of anti-Thai demonstrators have laid siege to Government House with all its entrances and exits now sealed.


The demonstrators, however, did not enter Government House which was protected by hundreds of police and unarmed soldiers.

All the police inside were ordered not to use force with the demonstrators who vowed not to storm into the compound. They were awaiting the arrival of their leader Suthep Thaugsuban who was leading a large of about 20,000 demonstrators to Government House and was expected to arrive late in the afternoon.

Suthep was said to announce a significant speech at 6 p.m. today at Government House.

Demonstrators are demanding the caretaker prime minister and her cabinet to step down so that a caretaker government could be established by the people’s council to rule until an elected government was formed.

At press time, protest leaders are taking turn to attack the caretaker government in front of the Government House and vowed to continue the protest until the people’s council is formed.

Source: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/government-house-now-siege-protesters/

-- Thai PBS 2013-12-09

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"Several tens of thousands of anti-Thai demonstrators have laid siege to Government House with all its entrances and exits now sealed."

Anti-Thai demonstrators? Several tens of thousands?

Straight from the Thai PBS website, which calls itself "The Broadcaster You Can Trust."

A (ex-)government of liars and thieves, still lying and hoping to get away with their thieving.

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Several tens of thousands of anti-Thai demonstrators have laid siege to Government House with all its entrances and exits now sealed.

Am sure it's a mistake, but they mean anti-Govt surely, not anti-Thai. I'm not sure being labelled anti-Thai will go down well . . . slander, libel actions to follow.

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Yippee! Time to start over, rebuild!

Do what Russia did to the old parliament building (with chalerm, shinawatra and all the communists inside) and start the dawn of a new era! Hell yeah. Hope it turns out something like that.

Karma and history show this group of thieves and scoundrels will meet their end to power; its the law of nature, the effect of karma. Its inevitable. Live by the sword........you will...........

Didn't Chalerm say something about cutting his head off if Thaksin wasn't back by xmas! or something like that?

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20.000 people...this is "the majority" ?

Yes, 20,000 telling 50,000,000 what to do.

Bangkokians think the country ends at the city limits and they don't give a shit what the rest of the country wants.

Bangkok is the heart of Thailand.

If Bangkok stop, Thailand dies.

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20.000 people...this is "the majority" ?

Yes, 20,000 telling 50,000,000 what to do.

Bangkokians think the country ends at the city limits and they don't give a shit what the rest of the country wants.

Today there were well over 100,000 Thais on the streets, telling Yingluck to resign.

It's all very well her saying her party scored 15 million votes compared to the Democrats' 11 million votes, but when she knows almost the entire middle class are against her and her family, it's time to go.

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20.000 people...this is "the majority" ?

Yes, 20,000 telling 50,000,000 what to do.

Bangkokians think the country ends at the city limits and they don't give a shit what the rest of the country wants.

Today there were well over 100,000 Thais on the streets, telling Yingluck to resign.

It's all very well her saying her party scored 15 million votes compared to the Democrats' 11 million votes, but when she knows almost the entire middle class are against her and her family, it's time to go.

Are you real? You are aware this is 2014?

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Yippee! Time to start over, rebuild!

Do what Russia did to the old parliament building (with chalerm, shinawatra and all the communists inside) and start the dawn of a new era! Hell yeah. Hope it turns out something like that.

Karma and history show this group of thieves and scoundrels will meet their end to power; its the law of nature, the effect of karma. Its inevitable. Live by the sword........you will...........

Didn't Chalerm say something about cutting his head off if Thaksin wasn't back by xmas! or something like that?

Strange not one word from Chalerm during the last week, maybe he has cut his head off already?

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20.000 people...this is "the majority" ?

Yes, 20,000 telling 50,000,000 what to do.

Bangkokians think the country ends at the city limits and they don't give a shit what the rest of the country wants.

Today there were well over 100,000 Thais on the streets, telling Yingluck to resign.

It's all very well her saying her party scored 15 million votes compared to the Democrats' 11 million votes, but when she knows almost the entire middle class are against her and her family, it's time to go.

Are you real? You are aware this is 2014?

I though it was 2013.

Only yesterday she was murmuring about reform and referendums but once she saw the size of the opposition she caved in and called an election.

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20.000 people...this is "the majority" ?

Yes, 20,000 telling 50,000,000 what to do.

Bangkokians think the country ends at the city limits and they don't give a shit what the rest of the country wants.

More worrying, is they think having a fortuner on finance, a new Iphone makes them middle class.

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Baht getting stronger. No doubt the markets favour Yingluck. SET up today. Very shorts odds on the return of the govt ( or a coalition with PTP and others)

Looking at it, ffrom the perspective of wanting the currency to crash, you should all be hoping that Yingluck gets her election and borrows to the hilt and completley wrecks the economy. If you want a weak currency, you should be backing Yingluck to get her 2.2tn through.

Just don't complain when all the relatives start scowling at you in your glorious isolation whilst all their jobs disappear and everythign is repo'd.

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