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Red shirts vow to keep "Bangkok open"

The Nation

BANGKOK: -- Red shirt leader Jatuporn Promphan on Thursday announced a new campaign to keep Bangkok open on January 13 to counter the campaign by the anti-government protesters to shut down the capital.

Jatuporn said at the press conference that the time had come for people, red shirt protesters among them, to stand up and fight against what he called the elite's network, which planned to mobilise southerners to oust the elected government.

"We are ready. If we lose democracy, we don't know what will happen. This month is the month of 'make or break'. Please wait for a signal from us. We will fight under peaceful principles," he said.

He also asked other provinces to stage overture rallies starting from January 5, the same date as antigovernment protest leader Suthep Thaugsuban has called for an overture before laying siege to Bangkok on January 13.

Further details will be announced later, he said.

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-- The Nation 2014-01-02

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This month is the month of 'make or break'. Please wait for a signal from us.

I'm gonna stock up on popcorn, because it will get get exciting this month .

What a sad post!!bah.gif "Our" country might be on the brink of a civil war, and to you it is entertaiment!!

Shame on you!!

there is a concelation prize, the country will always be here! But some of the people won't be!

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This is what happens when one side of the political divide decides not to play by the rules. Thank Suthep for any violence

Don't be so stupidly biased. You think either side "plays by the rules'?

Do you consider PTP's lying, cheating and thieving more acceptable?

It takes two to tango.

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This is what happens when one side of the political divide decides not to play by the rules. Thank Suthep for any violence

I agree totally. I also predict you're going to get battered here about YL being a pawn of Thaksin and it's all Thaksin and red shirts fault, yardy yardy etc

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Alwyn, on 02 Jan 2014 - 16:00, said:
Prbkk, on 02 Jan 2014 - 15:21, said:

This is what happens when one side of the political divide decides not to play by the rules. Thank Suthep for any violence

I agree totally. I also predict you're going to get battered here about YL being a pawn of Thaksin and it's all Thaksin and red shirts fault, yardy yardy etc

Isn't it Alwyn?

This is when everything started going bad!

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This is what happens when one side of the political divide decides not to play by the rules. Thank Suthep for any violence

I agree totally. I also predict you're going to get battered here about YL being a pawn of Thaksin and it's all Thaksin and red shirts fault, yardy yardy etc

Having been to beautiful Thailand 8 times I have decided to cancel my 3 months there. I was supposed to arrive in April and by then civil war will saturate the country. For God's sake, hand the reigns over to your glorious King and Royal Family and let then run the country for it seems they are the only ones that now care about it!!!!

I think you'll be fine coming here then.

I doubt that Thailand will be 'saturated' in civil war. In fact, I think this will ba done by end of Feb.

Now, after Feb there will be a limited time for rhe peacemakers to finally bring all sides together and so something that stops them listening to the hatemongers on both sides. Trick but not impossible

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Here comes the civil war that most red supporters have been craving. Then here comes the army to make sure it doesn't happen. Jatuporrn needs locked up for the safety of Thai people. I though Suthep was a loose cannon, but this guy? I knew jatuporn would not be able to resist a war.

The guy is out on bail with conditions not to incite any public confrontation and here he is publicly leading an army intent on murder and destruction. Well, we will see how it pans out this time, if anything can bring 10 million anti- government protesters to BKK, this can.

A bit one side are we or..... One out one bail, but u seem to forget the other one, the democracy master, he is charged with murder

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This is what happens when one side of the political divide decides not to play by the rules. Thank Suthep for any violence

I agree totally. I also predict you're going to get battered here about YL being a pawn of Thaksin and it's all Thaksin and red shirts fault, yardy yardy etc

Having been to beautiful Thailand 8 times I have decided to cancel my 3 months there. I was supposed to arrive in April and by then civil war will saturate the country. For God's sake, hand the reigns over to your glorious King and Royal Family and let then run the country for it seems they are the only ones that now care about it!!!!

I think you'll be fine coming here then.

I doubt that Thailand will be 'saturated' in civil war. In fact, I think this will ba done by end of Feb.

Now, after Feb there will be a limited time for rhe peacemakers to finally bring all sides together and so something that stops them listening to the hatemongers on both sides. Trick but not impossible

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I think the only thing possible is the army to come out and preemptively stop it from happening. The red shirts would be silly to come down with potentially millions waiting for them. I foresee many getting hurt if they do try it, that will send waves across the country (up north) to take the advantage by attacking those of being considered supporters of Suthep in their own back yards where they have strength. That will then be a very hard job for the army to control, even if they invoke martial law.

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