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konen ser tv fra thailand, Suthep Thaugsuban. er over alt i Bangkok,s gader bliver han modtaget som en helt af folket:TUP

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hej

i dag har jeg også set tv, det er bare fanstatisk at se på Suthep bliver virkelig hyldet som en befrier, det selv om kampen ikke er vundet endnu,

folk kommer med vand, mad, blomster, 1000 baht sedler ja selv 20 baht bliver afleveret

jeg har aldrig set noget magen til herude

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hej yindee

vi var lige midt i festen, du har ret, det er fanstatisk, glæder mig til på søndag til den store folkefest((11((

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hej per
vi ses til festen((8((

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Bare de nu ikke bliver snydt igen.

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fedt foto

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Øhhh.... Fest ?

Har i ikke fattet, at Thailand er på en stensikker vej, til borgerkrig ? ?


"" Vrede demonstranter er gået på gaden i Bangkok fredag med krav om, at premierminister Yingluck Shinawatra udskyder eller aflyser det valg, som hun udskrev tidligere på måneden som konsekvens af en omsiggribende uro.

Protestlederen Suthep Thaugsuban slog fast, at hans tilhængere "ikke vil tillade" et parlamentsvalg 2. februar, da demonstranterne med bannere og fløjter gik ind i Bangkoks finansielle centrum for at lægge pres på regeringen.

Oppositionen frygter, at valget kun vil være til fordel for Yingluck Shinawatra som har bred støtte blandt landets fattige landbefolkning, og det ventes, at partiet trods de omfattende protester i Bangkok den seneste tid vil vinde valget i februar. ""


Her er lidt af, hvad de gule svin, havde gang i for et par år siden . . ( Advarsel stærke sager ! )


http://www.livele...1274144236


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Tænkte jeg det ikke nok tofte, du afslørede dig selv allerede dengang da du afspillede den video med JackD,((7))
Ikke fordi det ikke er sjovt, for det er det, men må vi lige være her.
Sådan to gamle spammere som os ved hvad det drejer sig om,((11((

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Ajjj . . din gamle Piratskipper, dine mærkværdige spekulationer om hvem jeg er, og din åbenlyse antydning at jeg skulle være " Jack "Knald i låg" D. , kan du godt pakke sammen !

Jeg undre mig bare over, at alle danskere der kommer eller bor i Thailand pludselig er snotgule !

Er det den mere eller mindre retarderet kones hjernevask, der har haft indflydelse, eller er årsagen flere års massivt druk og dertil følgende tab af hjerneceller og en veludviklet leverbetændelse ? ø((

Skipper, for satan ! kan du ikke se, at en borgerkrig er på vej ?

Glædelig Hjul. ((1j((

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Gu faen er der en borgerkrig på vej, men så længe tumlinge tillades at styre thailandsk politik, så må vi nok bide i det sure æble.

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sjovt de fleste danskere er gift, eller bor sammen med en pige fra Isan området, som er den røde højborg, de er måske den omvente vandmelon

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Hvad er det nu, den retarderet tumpe, som er grunden til alle Thailands problemer hedder ?... Nej, jeg tænkerpå Taksin. ((6))

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hej
konen siger der kommer 2 til 3 milioner til protest festen på søndag
det skriver de også i Bangkok post, det bliver spændende at se tv på søndag
http://www.bangko...ple-sunday

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Ja,-det har åbenbart "skæppet" godt i kassen :TUP

Suthep fills his kitty with cash along rally route.


The Matichon daily on Saturday estimated that the donations were about 8 million baht and Naew Na said they could reach 10 million baht. ''10-hour march, 10-million-baht donations,'' the Naew Na's headline...

Læs artiklen her: http://www.bangko...ally-route

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Ja det var da pænt skrevet.

Jeg kunne ikke have gjort det bedre selv.
Men det lader til du er lidt fatsvag, du kan ikke kende forskel på to platugler der hiver penge op af lommen på de fattige, men du er allerede tilgivet....for der er ingen forskel dit imbecile fjols;)

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Army's old guard to join anti-govt push


A group of retired senior military and police officers will tomorrow join the mass anti-government rally which aims to oust Caretaker Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra.

http://www.bangko...-govt-push

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Gad vide om ikke jeg kunne faa en saadan modtagelse efter 8 aar I eksil paa Philippinerne, traenger sgu til lidt kontanter her til jul????

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Er det nu kommet så langt at en demokratiets grundregler bliver sat ud af spil, nemlig flertalsafgørelsen, at det parti der får flest stemmer vinder valget. Det ser ud som oppositionen allerede har opgivet kampen, fordi de ikke har vælgerne med sig.
http://www.dr.dk/...154953.htm

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Democrats slam door on poll

The Democrat Party, previously the main opposition party, announced yesterday it would not be contesting the February 2 general elections, citing the need for political reform to restore public confidence in Thai politicians and political parties.

Democrat leader Abhisit Vejjajiva said the decision was reached by the party's executive committee following careful consideration, with "genuine participation" from party members. He said the party's branches all over the country were sounded out and they all agreed that the party should not field candidates in the upcoming election.

He apologised to the party supporters for this decision but he also added that he had a feeling the Democrats had a good chance of winning if it contested this election.

http://www.nation...22675.html

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RAJDAMNOEN RALLY
PDRC claims Sunday rally one of the biggest ever



THE ANTI-GOVERNMENT People's Democratic Reform Committee (PDRC), led by Suthep Thaugsuban, claimed their Sunday rally in Bangkok was one of the biggest in Thailand's political history as they closed the capital for half a day in their effort to force caretaker Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra from her post.

PDRC core-leader Satit Wongnongtaey claimed that 5.8 million people in Bangkok showed up on the streets on Sunday. The highest number recorded was over a million in Ratchaprasong.

Satit said the estimate came from three scientific calculations: One, from a helicopter taking photos from five protest sites and the Democracy Monument. Two, using six drones for aerial photography. And third, 24 members of the PDRC at the sites took photos at the entrance gates every half an hour, to be used to calculate the numbers of people passing through.

PDRC leaders admitted they were wrong in thinking such a large number of demonstrators would successfully pressure the premier immediately, or that the military and government officers would decide to stand alongside the people right away.

Yingluck showed no sign of giving up. As a result, new strategies have been set to accomplish their goals.

Before the rally last Sunday, the rally's stage organiser chief said a meeting of PDRC leaders, led by Kwansuang Atibodhi, a lecturer in architecture, planned a massive rally. They tried to erase the flaws in their previous "battle days" on November 24, and December 9, which had three main problems - all protesters could not access the main rally stages, communication did not smoothly reach protesters in the rally, and the debate over calculation of the number of protesters.

Location, logistics and accessibility were very important. These were the reasons why the PDRC designated rallies at five major stages and 10n minor sites, he added. The five major sites were Lumpini Park, the Asoke intersection, the Ratchaprasong intersection, Pathum Wan and Victory Monument. Bangkokians could reach the rally sites as they preferred using BTS, as well as rural people could join up easily because the major sites had nine roads leading to them, connected to the provinces, Satit said.

"You know, Bangkok's map is an "inverted Y". The Asoke stage can accommodate people who come from the east through Bang Na Road and Sukhumvit Road, the Democracy Monument stage can be accessed by southerners, and the Victory Monument stage by the North and Northeast demonstrators.

"Every area where we staged the rallies, we used to test the water first [by the reaction to the] previous gatherings," he said.

"We can create a new history of a people's movement. Many things must be carefully planned, but something might happen accidentally. You know why so many people called Suthep a "kamnan" (a village headman of tambon Tha Sathon)? It began when I was talking to Pong (Anchalee Paireerak, core member of PDRC) that Suthep was called a kamnan by the southerners. She said it sounded good and made him look like a man of warmth. She continued calling him "kamnan" on the rally stage and others called him that, too. Last week, several protesters called me "phuyai ban Rajdamnoen" [village chief]," he said with a laugh.

PDRC leaders are planning to create their next piece of history. The protesters will organise marches against Yingluck wherever she goes, if the caretaker premier and her Cabinet do not resign from their posts.

The anti-government protesters will today stage a rally in front of Yingluck's residence on Soi Yothin Patthana 3, parallel to Ekamai-Ram Indra expressway, to again put pressure on her to resign, Satit announced on the stage at Rajdamnoen.

Former premier Thaksin Shinawatra may have a strategy to show his younger sister is still strongly supported by rural people. However, he needs to rethink because the PDRC will step up a campaign to show the public that the Yingluck administration is a "failed government", according to Satit.

"We will win if Yingluck quits or the military and government officials are brave enough to fight alongside the people. If they ignore the people's demands, the great mass of people will walk on every street and shutdown Bangkok or the country for a full day. We will rise up to show the people's power to fight the Thaksin regime. We imagine that people will celebrate their victory at the Democracy Monument," Satit said.
http://www.nation...22955.html