Rally at Thuansri Muang?

Post by **panick** » July 25, 2008, 10:14 pm

Its on the news now!

Post by **beer monkey** » July 25, 2008, 10:44 pm

ISSAN_NISSAN wrote:Another video from The Nation at Nong Pra Jac Park....Scary to see

this at the park where I sometimes walk with the family.

Where are the Police when you need them?

Is anyone else a bit concerned about this S&*T going on in our neighborhoods?

http://www.nationmultimedia.com/special ... &cateid=13

A sad view indeed 4-6 people kicking and stamping on the bloke on the ground....saddened that its in Udon and thats no way to treat the national flag that so much pride is usually shown in...amazing Thailand.

still their country their business i suppose, shame its in Udon.

Post by **freddyv7** » July 26, 2008, 3:19 pm

And this the same park I take my son & all his young cousins to Loy Krathong every year. Sad to watch the vids. So Pattaya is not the only place with dog packs.

Post by **beer monkey** » July 26, 2008, 7:53 pm

26/07/08

Udorn Thani police setup investigation teams after demonstrator clashes

Commander of the Udorn Thani provincial Police, Police Major General Permsak Paradonsak has erected two investigation teams to probe into a recent clash between the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) and the Udorn Enthusiasts groups.

The first investigation team will be led by Deputy Provincial Commander Police General Pattarawut Uemsasithorn while the second will be led by Deputy Provincial Commander Police General Chaiyan Larpkij .

The teams have begun briefing with an assessment of injuries and damage. Udorn thani PAD head Charoen Mukajornpun has asked police take the matter to its fullest.

Police have at the moment, cornered off the incident site and disallowed people to tamper with the area.

Post by **westerby** » July 26, 2008, 8:02 pm

beer monkey wrote:26/07/08

Udorn Thani police setup investigation teams after demonstrator clashes

What a joke; how many days after the event is that?

And why 2 investigation teams - has the second one been set up to ensure the first one has done its job properly?

Post by **jackspratt** » July 26, 2008, 8:43 pm

westerby wrote:
beer monkey wrote:26/07/08

Udorn Thani police setup investigation teams after demonstrator clashes
What a joke; how many days after the event is that?

And why 2 investigation teams - has the second one been set up to ensure the first one has done its job properly?

Probably just the opposite

Post by **westerby** » July 26, 2008, 8:47 pm

jackspratt wrote:Probably just the opposite

Post by **Laan Yaa Mo** » July 27, 2008, 4:07 am

This is the man one needs to note. If there is going to be a change of government, namely another military coup, watch him to make a pronouncement expressing widespread dissatisfaction with the governing party. Or, like the last coup, he will accuse the current government of issuing statements against a very influential, charismatic personality. In this short speech, Prem is issuing a warning of caution to both sides.

Cambodia to re-elect Hun Sen in Sunday polls
Terrorists kill 29 in syncrhonised India blasts
Tourism revenue in Si Sa Ket down 10%
Qantas uncertain what caused 747 failure
Chamlong claims PAD leaders could be assassinated
Rights group criticises 'unfair' Cambodian elections
Prem worries about conflicts facing the Thais
Visitors to Singapore drop for first time in 51 months
Insurgents attack police station in Pattani
Thaksin calls on Thais to reconcile

(BangkokPost.com)

Post by **westerby** » July 27, 2008, 4:31 am

Tilo,

Agree with you about Prem but I'm unsure why you put those headlines in black text up there.

Maybe you could pm Lee to find out how you can reduce your photo size?

Post by **beer monkey** » July 27, 2008, 4:35 am

tilo wrote:By the way, I want to post some photos from the 'Taste of Thailand Festival' in Toronto. How can I make the photos smaller? Thanks.

Help is at hand...check your box.

Agree with you about Prem but I'm unsure why you put those headlines in black text up there.

Must of forgot to delete some text when copy/pasting...but that hole in the 747 was a bit worrying though..

Post by **westerby** » July 27, 2008, 4:09 pm

Prem is the real power behind the throne, that's what Tilo is getting at. But I wonder how fluid Thai politics will get when Prem shuffles off his mortal coil?

(I've raised a separate post on the 747 in World News if you're interested, BM)