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BANGKOK: More than 100K at 9pm. Many More Coming. JAMS 50km Long. ArbiSHIT SHITTING!

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'There'll be no force'

Anupong wants peace as UDD stands defiant


  • Published: 7/04/2010 at 12:00 AM
  • Newspaper section: News

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<!-- end heading-panel --> Army chief Anupong Paojinda is steadfastly refusing to use force to disperse red shirt demonstrators who have besieged Ratchaprasong intersection since Saturday.
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Police and soldiers carrying shields line up in rows on Ratchadamri Road to stop red shirt demonstrators from a planned march. APICHIT JINAKUL

An army source from the Centre for the Administration of Peace and Order (CAPO) said the army chief believed that so far there was no justification to move in and break up the United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship rally.
He said Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva had asked Gen Anupong to consider all possible steps to maintain law and order.
"What will we do next if we cannot disperse the crowds? We need to uphold the sacredness of the law," Mr Abhisit was quoted as saying.
"We can't [use force] since it will cause losses," the source quoted Gen Anupong as replying. "They all are Thais."
The army chief insisted on a peaceful approach as he was concerned hardcore protesters will fight, the source said, adding Gen Anupong was under stress and worried about his men who have been on alert for more than three weeks.
The CAPO yesterday deployed thousands of anti-riot officers around the Ratchaprasong area and tried to pressure the red shirts to move away from the city's main shopping district.
"The red shirts have blocked Ratchaprasong but have not so far done any damage or resorted to violence like last April. So there is no justification to use force to disperse them," the source said.
Another army source said there was little the army could do given the situation and Mr Abhisit might need political measures to defuse the situation.
"It is up to the prime minister to decide. But it should be resolved through political means. Dialogue is needed to break the impasse involving a House dissolution," the source said.
It is possible the cabinet will extend the Internal Security Act to help authorities handle the red shirt situation when it meets today, the source said.
Another CAPO source said Mr Abhisit was concerned about growing dissatisfaction with the government's leniency following the Civil Court's refusal to rule on the use of force to clear Ratchaprasong.
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Police stand guard by a portrait of the Thai King wtching as thousands of Red shirt supporters of former PM Thaksin Shinawatra defy the government for a fourth day by taking over the streets of the city's main shopping district forcing the closure of the malls April 6, 2010 in Bangkok,Thailand. The anti-government demonstrators takeover of Bangkok's Ratchaprasong business and shopping area has caused a daily economic loss estimated at Bt200-300 million (US$ 6-9 million). Red shirts are still demanding fresh elections. Thaksin government was ousted in a military coup in 2006.

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Thousands of Red shirt supporters of former PM Thaksin Shinawatra's stand to salute the King as they defy the government for a fourth day by taking over the streets of the city's main shopping district forcing the closure of the malls April 6, 2010 in Bangkok,Thailand.

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Bangkok's Paragon shopping mall remains closed as thousands of Red shirt supporters of former PM Thaksin Shinawatra defy the government for a fourth day by taking over the streets of the city's main shopping district forcing the closure of the malls April 6, 2010 in Bangkok,Thailand.​
 

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Wonderful. just look at how courageous the Thais are and keep on fighting for their rights. This is called walk the talk. They post in cyberspace but they take action on the streets, Unlike coward, ball-less, worthless sinkies.
 

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now that the reds are 'winning', the thailand pimp quickly switches its alliance.

hahaha. what a pathetic loser.:cool:
 

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Thousands of Red shirt supporters of former PM Thaksin Shinawatra's stand to salute the King as they defy the government for a fourth day by taking over the streets of the city's main shopping district forcing the closure of the malls April 6, 2010 in Bangkok,Thailand.

See the words , sinkies?????? Taking over the streets. 2 years ago, the yellow shirts do the same, and now the red.

DId you see them typing away in cyberspace, KPKB, and then get out of their house and bend down for the govt to screw? NO!!! They take their balls to the streets to show the govt some color.

What do sinkies do? FIght ONLINE War!!! I wonder if you sinkies are finding a hole to hide in the ground now. Dun you feel ashame of yourself????

Luckily i avoided sinkies, i dun want to be polluted by them.
 
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Thailand's Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva leaves from the Parliament after a cabinet meeting in Bangkok April 7, 2010. Anti-government protesters say they will take their mass rally in Bangkok to "another level" on Wednesday as pressure mounts on Abhisit to end a tense five-day standoff in the main commercial district.​
 

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Outcome is not relevant anyway. Either Abhisit wins, red shirts are dispersed, they come back 2 months later or Red shirts win, their PM takes over, yellow shirts hit the streets.



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Thailand's Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva leaves from the Parliament after a cabinet meeting in Bangkok April 7, 2010. Anti-government protesters say they will take their mass rally in Bangkok to "another level" on Wednesday as pressure mounts on Abhisit to end a tense five-day standoff in the main commercial district.​
 

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Seems the political landscape's evolving, with red shirts now a force to be reckoned with. With some local business not wanting to miss out (beyond protection). Imho, it's now more driven by than just Thaksin factor.

So a respite due to songkran festivities. And perhaps a political settlement of parliament dissolution (6 months than proclaimed 9 months?) is not too far fetched either?

Lunchtime forced entry to parliament

http://www.bangkokpost.com/breakingnews/173899/reds-enter-parliament
 

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Wonderful. just look at how courageous the Thais are and keep on fighting for their rights. This is called walk the talk. They post in cyberspace but they take action on the streets, Unlike coward, ball-less, worthless sinkies.

Tonychat, you PAD dog, please state which colour are you, red or yellow?

When PAD yellow shit protested against the Thaksin's Government, you praised the Thai people for having balls to go against the Government!!

Now the pro-Thaksin reds are protesting against this illegal Government form by the Yellow and army, you again praise the Thais?

So what is your stance? Seems to me that your stance is just Anti-Government, regardless of who and how they rule.

So now you are anti-PAP. Say if one day WP wins, you protest against WP and support the Oppostion (maybe PAP)??

You are lame, no stance at all!! Anti for the sake for being anti establishment?

Calling you a dog insults the dogs!!


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Abitshit: The protesters said they are going 'to hit next level' , what they going to do?

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Thai protests to hit 'next level'
Wednesday, April 07, 2010
Anti-government protesters have vowed to take their mass rally in the Thai capital to "another level" but remain tight-lipped about their plans.
Leaders of the so-called "red shirts" told supporters on Tuesday night that they would surprise the government with new moves to force an election after nearly a month of protests.
The announcement came as pressure mounted on Abhisit Vejjajjiva, the prime minister, to end a five-day standoff in Bangkok's main commercial district.
Tens of thousands of red-shirted supporters of ousted leader Thaksin Shinawatra have been occupying Bangkok's Ratchaprasong intersection, an area lined with luxury hotels and department stores vital to high-end retail and tourism, since Saturday.
The protesters defied government orders declaring the area off-limits, vowing to push ahead with their demands for Abhisit to step down and call new elections.
"We will take it to the next level," Nattawut Saikua, a leader of the protest movement known formally as the United Front for Democracy Against Dictatorship, told the crowd.
"We can't say what we will do … we won't give the government chance to prepare."
A day earlier a grenade attack in the capital injured two policemen outside the headquarters of Abhisit's Democrat party.
 

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Policemen stand guard outside the Parliament during a cabinet meeting in Bangkok April 7, 2010. Anti-government protesters say they will take their mass rally in Bangkok to "another level" on Wednesday as pressure mounts on Thailand's prime minister to end a tense five-day standoff in the main commercial district.

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Policemen stand guard outside the Parliament during a cabinet meeting in Bangkok April 7, 2010.

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Policemen stand guard while anti-government protesters demonstrate during a rally at Parliament in Bangkok April 7, 2010.
 

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Tonychat, you PAD dog, please state which colour are you, red or yellow?



You are lame, no stance at all!! Anti for the sake for being anti establishment?

Calling you a dog insults the dogs!!


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excellent post. :biggrin:

that CB kia tonychat has no loyalty or dignity to speak of. he can be easily bought over with a few bahts.
 

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Abitshit: They cum already?

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Anti-government protesters climb a gate to enter Parliament during a rally in Bangkok April 7, 2010. "Red shirt" protesters briefly occupied the grounds of Thailand's parliament on Wednesday as they stepped up pressure on the government to call an election. Hundreds of protesters, who have already forced the capital's main shopping district to close since Saturday, pushed through a thin line of riot police, but then left after about 20 minutes and massed outside the building.

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Policemen stand guard at Parliament as anti-government protesters rally in Bangkok April 7, 2010.
 

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Reds enter parliament, House adjourned
Published: 7/04/2010 at 12:25 PM
Online news: News Updates

Red-shirt supporters of the anti-government United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) entered the parliament compound on Wednesday afternoon to press Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva to dissolve the House of Representatives and call a general election.

More than 1,000 protesters led by core member Arisman Pongruangrong broke into the parliament compound after another red-shirt group led by co-leaders Payap Panket and Suporn Attawong began withdrawing from the area to guard the pro-UDD satellite-based People Channel on Lat Phrao road.

A group of protesters converged on Imperial World shopping mall on Lat Phrao road to prevent the People Channel from being shut down by the government.

Parliament President Chai Chidchob adjourned the parliament after the protesters surrounded the parliament compound on Wednesday morning.

The red-shirts moved to the parliament compound from their rally site near Phan Fa bridge after receiving reports that Prime Minister Abhisit and his deputy overseeing security Suthep Thaugsuban would hold the weekly cabinet meeting there.

Mr Chai earlier said he was not worried about the demonstrators rallying in front of the parliament and he would welcome them to the meeting if they entered the building.

Ladders were prepared for MPs to escape from the other side of the parliament, while security officials asked the protesters to make way for the lawmakers to leave.

Comedian and UDD key supporter Jeng Dogjik urged the protesters not to let Democrat Party MPs leave the parliament.

"The government must dissolve the House immediately. If the government doesn't comply we'll rally here [the parliament] for four days straight," Mr Jeng said.

There were about 200 government and opposition MPS inside the parliament building, including Deputy Prime Minister Suthep and Prime Minister's Office Minister Sathit Wongnongtoey.

Earlier, red-shirt members Payap and Suporn demanded that House Speaker and Parliament President Chai come out and meet them.

"If Mr Chai's not out here, we'll enter the parliament immediately," they announced.

The cabinet on Wednesday assigned Information and Communication Techninology Minister Ranongruk Suwunchwee to hold talks with Thaicom Plc and ask it to take action against a satellite television station which has presented "distorted information" to the people, deputy government spokesman Supachai Jaisamut said after the cabinet meeting.

The spokesman said Deputy Prime Minister Suthep, in his capacity as director of the Centre for Administration of Peace and Order (CAPO), informed the cabinet about the television station.

He said the distorted information caused more people to join the UDD rally.

Although Mr Supachai did not mention the station by name it was understood to be the People Channel, which has broadcast live and nationwide the activities of the red-shirts in Bangkok.

Mr Supachai said Mr Suthep wanted Mrs Ranongruk to talk to Thaicom Plc about this matter.

"The cabinet wants Thaicom to say by noon today what action it would take against this station, which has broken the law, otherwise CAPO will action according to the law," Mr Supachai said.

This morning, UDD leader Weng Tojirakan asked the red-shirts to go to Imperial World to guard against any move to shut the station down.

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Anti-government protesters hold a rally in front of Parliament in Bangkok, Thailand, on Wednesday April 7, 2010 before storming into Thailand's Parliament. A Black hawk helicopter takes off from the roof of the Parliament building to evacuate trapped lawmakers in Bangkok, Thailand, on Wednesday April 7, 2010 after anti-government protesters stormed into Thailand's Parliament.

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See that? the action of having balls... Sinkies, how . i think if sinkie stand beside a thai, the sinkie will look cowardly dumb.
 

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excellent post. :biggrin:

that CB kia tonychat has no loyalty or dignity to speak of. he can be easily bought over with a few bahts.

Right, if he is pro-Yellow PAD shit, that is fine. He still has a political stance and I respect that.

But his stance is : No bloody stance!! Oppose the (any) Government for the sake of opposing!! Whoever is in power, never mind, just have the courage to oppose and protest? Does this make sense to any person with a sound mind? Oppose for the sake of opposing??

Believe me, if one fine day the Singapore Opposition wins the election and Tonychat is still alive... he would still "laugh" at Singaporean for not opposing the new Government.

What a joke!!



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When the pro-Yellow shit Democrat Government decided not to prosecute the yellow shit PAD for seizeing the airport and Government house 2 years ago, that is what they get... reds doing the same thing with no fear of legal implication!!

Karma....

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