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UDD's request to commemorate 2010 bloodshed rejected

BANGKOK:-- Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Prawit Wongsuwan said Wednesday that members of the United Front of Democracy against Dictatorship or red-shirt movement must individually hold religious rites at their own homes to commemorate their peers killed during the 2010 crackdowns.


Prawit said troops were also killed in the incidents so if the UDD was allowed to hold a rally, it would escalate into a political issue.

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/breakingnews/UDDs-request-to-commemorate-2010-bloodshed-rejecte-30257655.html

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-- The Nation 2015-04-08

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UDD, had never any concern about the dead.

They are just hypocrites trying to make it a political issue for their gains and have no respect about anything as they proved before.

It is a black moment for the Thai history and should not be used for political purposes, but have some respect for the deceased.

rubbish again costas they have turned this INTO a political football by denying people the right to mourn

show some respect for the deceased

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The left have rights too.

There are plenty of peaceful ways to refrein them from making the commemorationa political one.

This use of "big daddy 44 power" makes things worse and will create even more

hatred.

Well done oh mighty general.

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Redshirts plan for merit-making April 10 in remembrance of slain colleagues rejected

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BANGKOK: -- Defence Minister Gen Prawit Wongsuwan today rejected a request by the redshirt leaders to hold a mass merit-making ceremony to remember their colleagues who died during the military crackdown of violent anti-government protests on April 10, 2010.

Gen Prawit, also deputy prime minister in charge of security, said if they wanted to hold merit-making ceremony, just do it personally at home, but not coming out in large group to remember those who died.

He said on that day many soldiers also died and the military had never held any ceremony to remember them on this day.

He said nobody would reject merit-making but just perform it at home.

Coming out in large group to remember those who died was.not good as it could turn a sensitive issue, he said.

He said the National Council for Peace and Order won’t prohibit merit-making but would like them it be held personally at home .

Source: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/redshirts-plan-for-merit-making-april-10-in-remembrance-of-slain-colleagues-rejected

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-- Thai PBS 2015-04-08

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You don't need permission to mourn the deaths of your own citizens by the guns of your own military. Everyone remember that fateful days. Just like Thammasart massacre 1976, the day will go down history in time live with infamy.

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the UDD and Taksin used these paid protesters as human pawns. They fired them up (no pun intended) and sent in their own armed thugs to escalate the violence to further Taksin's personal thirst for power and greed. The first people killed from this UDD protest were innocent protesters on the opposing side that were blown up with RPG's (by the UDD thugs), the next was the military personnel including a high ranking member.

They started it, they got what they asked for. They wanted martyrs for Taksin's cause. This needs to be shown for what it is and not glorified. Taksin needs to be held responsible for this along with those guilty of terrorism.

If there is karma, I can't wait for it to happen.

Seems like a lot of similarities to events in 2014. Violence used to block an election, these acts were provocation that escalated to further violence, and the resulting dead were used as a reason to overthrow the government.

No side is innocent in these ongoing conflicts, except one side used pawns to get an election, while the other side used pawns to take a government down.

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One has to recognize the rights of all otherwise there will be no democracy and eventually a civil war. Look at the Middle East.

Of course you are right, but to even think of a debate with the people on the far right is sadly a waste of time.

They are all drinking the same beer:post-218648-0-11899700-1428483465_thumb.

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You don't need permission to mourn the deaths of your own citizens by the guns of your own military. Everyone remember that fateful days. Just like Thammasart massacre 1976, the day will go down history in time live with infamy.

To many I am sure you are right, but keep in mind that to many others, me included, it will go down in history as the day the army saved Bangkok from a terrorist attack.

You do have the right to express, something in short supply at this trying time. Just that the word "save" is way off the mark. Here you have a military with overwhelming fire power against a static target and the majority of those killed were civilians, journalists, nurse and taxi drivers. If the casualties were MIB, I say well done but when the casualties are civilians, I called this brutality. More like the protestors needed to be saved when you faced with M16 and live ammo. To me it's indiscriminate and disproportionate use of force. That will be remembered in Thai history as another atrocity by the military.

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UDD, had never any concern about the dead.

They are just hypocrites trying to make it a political issue for their gains and have no respect about anything as they proved before.

It is a black moment for the Thai history and should not be used for political purposes, but have some respect for the deceased.

rubbish again costas they have turned this INTO a political football by denying people the right to mourn

show some respect for the deceased

One thing I will never respect is a red shirt. Dead or alive.

I doubt that they have much time for you either!

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