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Jatuporn fights back as junta makes NBTC shut red TV station
WIRAJ SRIPONG,
PRAVIT ROJANAPHRUK
THE NATION

BANGKOK: -- JATUPORN PROMPHAN, a co-leader of the red-shirt United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship, insisted yesterday that there was no reason for the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) to close down the movement's Peace TV, saying the channel welcomed opinions from all sides, irrespective of one's political leaning.

The military's ruling National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO) had accused the satellite TV station of inciting unrest and had the NBTC stop it from broadcasting.

Jatuporn, who hosts shows on the channel, expressed his dissatisfaction over the matter on Facebook, saying the broadcaster had done nothing wrong.

He added that shutting down the channel would affect the reconciliation process.

He said he wanted the group monitoring the red-shirt movement to be straightforward, adding that he was ready to discuss matters with them directly.

"Tell me where you want to meet. I'm not begging for [Peace TV] to continue, but I want to preserve the [reconciliatory] atmosphere in society," he said, adding that closing |down the channel would affect |the morale if several people.

As for the country's politics, Jatuporn said he wanted Thailand to move forward and urged the general public to exercise restraint so as to avoid tension and conflict.

"Many issues are affecting people. I always say that when you watch a film, you need to watch it until the very end" to determine who is the protagonist or villain, Jatuporn said.

He also said the red shirts had been calm and peaceful since the military took over.

"We have tried our best to find a peaceful solution for the country. I don't know why they put so much pressure on us. What have we done?"

The charismatic red-shirt leader said he would encourage people with differing political opinions, including those appointed by the military regime and members of the People's Democratic Reform Committee, to air their views on Peace TV.

Meanwhile, another host at Peace TV, who asked not to be named, told The Nation yesterday that the NCPO was closely monitoring content aired by the station and it had problems with some programmes it believed violated a memorandum of understanding between the station and the junta.

"We want to see the country at peace, but we also have to maintain our principles," the source said, sounding rather upset.

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/politics/Jatuporn-fights-back-as-junta-makes-NBTC-shut-red--30256384.html

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-- The Nation 2015-03-20

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"Tell me where you want to meet. I'm not begging for [Peace TV] to continue, but I want to preserve the [reconciliatory] atmosphere in society," he said, adding that closing |down the channel would affect |the morale if several people.

This egomaniac has an obsessive preoccupation of himself and is possessed by delusions of personal greatness. The only meeting he deserves is with the prison guards who lock him up for life.

Seems to apply to the illustrious PM as well...

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So many words used that are hardly compatible with Jatuporn such as Peace and Peaceful, Reconciliation, Calm etc.

Such childlike innocence.

Jatuporn, innocence, these are words that don't go well together.

And what does jatuporn mean by reconciliation?

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Prayuth had already given the order, only pro and we love Prayuth broadcasts are allowed. Thinking otherwise will not be tolerated. Loving your neighbour or family more than Prayuth will not be tolerated only total devotion and admiration to Prayuth is allowed.

From the article :

"told The Nation yesterday that the NCPO was closely monitoring content aired by the station and it had problems with some programmes it believed violated a memorandum of understanding between the station and the junta."

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Netanyahu and Jatuporn. Twins born in hell! bah.gif

How can you say that about a recently DEMOCRATICALLY elected PM?

Now if you had replaced him with Thaksin then that is more than right.

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Netanyahu and Jatuporn. Twins born in hell! bah.gif

How can you say that about a recently DEMOCRATICALLY elected PM?

Now if you had replaced him with Thaksin then that is more than right.

Just because someone is democratically elected doesn't stop them from being stupid,crazy or both.. just look at GW Bush!

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"He said he wanted the group monitoring the red-shirt movement to be straightforward, adding that he was ready to discuss matters with them directly."

Unfortunately Mr. Jatuporn, they are not the least bit interested in discussion. It's looking more and more like this government is not at all interested in reconciliation either, but far more like all they want to do is stamp out the competition wherever it can be found and with any and every means at their disposal.

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