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Caretaker PM Yingluck warns of third party interference
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BANGKOK, Jan 9 – Caretaker Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra today expressed concern about possible infiltration by a third party when people take to the streets en masse to paralyse Thailand’s capital Monday.

She said the specially-established Centre for the Administration of Peace and Order (CAPO) will set up a war room at the National Police Bureau to closely monitor the situation, ensuring that the authorities will patiently provide full security, avoid clashes and abide by international standards in dealing with protesters.

“The public should not feel uneasy if the demonstrations are done without weapons or violence. In case of violence due to uncontrollable causes, we have to find out who instigated it,” she said.

Ms Yingluck called on all factions to maintain a peaceful situation and promised that the government will fully carry out its obligations, but “violence is sometimes the work of a third party which is a concern.”

She said she did not believe the people are in favour of a coup and welcomed dialogue through a national reform forum.

“The answer to a resolution for the country does not rest with me. It’s a matter of how we can cooperate so that Thailand moves forward and protesters are satisfied. I’m ready to cooperate,” she said. (MCOT online news)

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-- TNA 2014-01-09

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Yes let's hope there aren't more of your unidentified black clothed armed policemen on rooftops. Oh and let's not forget the armed policemen high on drugs also.

Are you serious?

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no doubt there will be hardcore elements of the yellow shirt anti goverment protesters popping up to instigate violence.

the unspoken goal of sutheps movement is to bring the country to a dead(literally) end, and to "force" a coup.

a 3rd party will create those conditions.

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Yes let's hope there aren't more of your unidentified black clothed armed policemen on rooftops. Oh and let's not forget the armed policemen high on drugs also.

Are you serious?

Are you incapable of reading the news thread?

It has been admitted that the "men in dark clothing" on the roof of the Labour Ministry were actually policemen.

A policeman was arrested for carrying a gun and carrying drugs. There was nothing AFAIAA to say that he was high, however.

Fab4 you really need to look at both sides of the coin, like so many of the people dragging this country down ...people on BOTH sides, that is.

No, they didn't say he was high, but he failed a urine test and he was off duty, so it is likely he was buzzed..that drug is powerfully addictive and gives a six to twelve hour high if the user keeps bumping up. After that they pass out from being overly stimulated, but jags as long as three days straight have been reported. If he wasn't high he had been recently. Unfortunately, no real data about the amount found in his sample, which could be anecdotal evidence about whether he was high, ever shows up inese articles. Detailed facts are hard to come by here in Thailand, which makes the problems here even harder to characterize with any accuracy, and wide open to speculation. blink.png

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no doubt there will be hardcore elements of the yellow shirt anti goverment protesters popping up to instigate violence.

the unspoken goal of sutheps movement is to bring the country to a dead(literally) end, and to "force" a coup.

a 3rd party will create those conditions.

"no doubt" - why do you say that? 2 months into the protests and most of the violence has come from students, police

Which is it - "hardcore elements of the yellow shirts" or "a 3rd party will create those conditions." - you're contradicting yourself

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no doubt there will be hardcore elements of the yellow shirt anti goverment protesters popping up to instigate violence.

the unspoken goal of sutheps movement is to bring the country to a dead(literally) end, and to "force" a coup.

a 3rd party will create those conditions.

I would not put it past the yellows to sacrafice a few of their own followers and incite violence as they desperately need the military to move in to be successful!

If court rulings and failure to pay farmers etc keep up, Puea Thai may just self destruct without help from the army. It's looking good so far.

Alas poor Yingluck.

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Who could it be now? Bad Men at Work.

Hmmm... maybe somebody could ask her brother in Dubai, if he has any idea, who the "Third Party" is?

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no doubt there will be hardcore elements of the yellow shirt anti goverment protesters popping up to instigate violence.

the unspoken goal of sutheps movement is to bring the country to a dead(literally) end, and to "force" a coup.

a 3rd party will create those conditions.

I would not put it past the yellows to sacrafice a few of their own followers and incite violence as they desperately need the military to move in to be successful!

Wouldn't surprise me - they are not much different than those religious fanatics who would die for their beliefs.

nutters to the core.

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Yes let's hope there aren't more of your unidentified black clothed armed policemen on rooftops. Oh and let's not forget the armed policemen high on drugs also.

and mysterious black men hired by big brother

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YS should just let Suthep and his thugs run riot. Afterall, Bkk is the heartland of the yellow shirts right? If they want to shit in their own backyard, let them go ahead. I'm sure the reds don't give a hoot if Bkk is raised to the ground smile.png

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Im assuming that a lot of these protesters would normally be at work on Monday and the following days. So are company's/factories obliged to let their staff have time off to protest or are they having to use them as days off?

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The underhanded Thai trickery at it's most unattractive high, a third party of what or who, there is no need to look far, standing in the back ground waiting to either drum up trouble or just move in, the military, no other party has so much up it's sleeve, no one with so much power.coffee1.gif

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quote avoid clashes and abide by international standards in dealing with protesters."

I thought international standards are to shoot protesters

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She only has this 'third men' info because her, her brother and CAPO are behind it all anyway.

Funny how we no longer hear anything about the 'emergency decree' anymore. Could that be because the army said NO?

Considering she is supposed to be their boss, it looks like she is just so used to being a puppet, they shout 'jump'.... she shouts 'how high?'

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'Third-Party Insurance'

An insurance policy purchased for protection against the actions of another party. Third-party insurance is purchased by the insured (first party) from an insurance company (second party) for protection against another party's claims (third party).

Second party might be the fourth estate? Sadly for them they can't plead the fifth....
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Yingluck is the voice of reason again.

She seems to be the most reasonable of all. Suthep (who anxiously assist for violence) must hate it.

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no doubt there will be hardcore elements of the yellow shirt anti goverment protesters popping up to instigate violence.

the unspoken goal of sutheps movement is to bring the country to a dead(literally) end, and to "force" a coup.

a 3rd party will create those conditions.

I would not put it past the yellows to sacrafice a few of their own followers and incite violence as they desperately need the military to move in to be successful!

You mean Collateral Damage? w00t.gif

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Yingluck is the voice of reason again.

She seems to be the most reasonable of all. Suthep (who anxiously assist for violence) must hate it.

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Third party influence = reason? And this: She said the specially-established Centre for the Administration of Peace and Order (CAPO) will set up a war room. Nice turn of phrase.

It's always good when PTP acolytes issue moronic posts - self-foot-shooting at its best.

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