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Background to Thailand and its politics
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From "the Nation" :
Anything can happen if you spend several days in the custody of the National Council for Peace and Order. Just look at the two former Pheu Thai ministers who reportedly killed time by playing cards and nearly got into a fist fight after one of them lost Bt4 million.
Jatuporn Prompan, who had pledged bloodshed on an unprecedented scale if a coup happened, emerged from detention with a timid smile and a vow to do his best to help the NCPO restore peace. Militant Suporn Attawong went straight to the Ya Mo statue after his release to tell her he would never be involved in politics ever again. Another "hardcore" red, Preuk Prueksunan, better known as Lungyim Tasawang, has taken to Facebook and slammed the "cowards" who keep running while urging others to fight. Mind you, even a high-profile red-shirt admirer like Cambodian leader Hun Sen has joined, if you will, the kool-aid party, asking the Shinawatras to find a location for a possible government-in-exile elsewhere.........
Anything can happen if you spend several days in the custody of the National Council for Peace and Order. Just look at the two former Pheu Thai ministers who reportedly killed time by playing cards and nearly got into a fist fight after one of them lost Bt4 million.
Jatuporn Prompan, who had pledged bloodshed on an unprecedented scale if a coup happened, emerged from detention with a timid smile and a vow to do his best to help the NCPO restore peace. Militant Suporn Attawong went straight to the Ya Mo statue after his release to tell her he would never be involved in politics ever again. Another "hardcore" red, Preuk Prueksunan, better known as Lungyim Tasawang, has taken to Facebook and slammed the "cowards" who keep running while urging others to fight. Mind you, even a high-profile red-shirt admirer like Cambodian leader Hun Sen has joined, if you will, the kool-aid party, asking the Shinawatras to find a location for a possible government-in-exile elsewhere.........
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Time for an interesting spot-the-difference contest
Instead of the traditional coup picture of the king, they chose a framed picture of a speech by King Chualongkorn. It translates:
hahaha...this photo is unprecedented and telling.....it basically gave the middle finger to the king which is now reduced to a rubber stamp.
regarding the video about crown prince with his wife topless, I remembered seeing the video maybe 10 years ago....
my first thought was this was a fake....
look....this was not a secretly shot video, they were posing for the camera....
up to today I still cannot fathom why the crown prince did it?
is he retarded or what???
last Saturday, someone sent me a video clip on what's apps of thai soldiers dispersing and firing at people, you can see dead people lying around...
has anybody else seen the clip???
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