Re: The Economist banned in Thailand again (2B.com) ,........ Thaksin is buying a Fi-Ji passport
Jesus Christ the Cunt Fucker
exchange for a license to open Casino in Fiji .island
n Sep 23, 3:30 am, J...@Vance.com (Magnus) wrote:
> This week's print edition of the Economist is being withheld from
> circulation. This is the FOURTH time this year!
> Here is the article that irks so much the yellowish rats and their
> whitey minions a la GSS.
>
> AntiNazi Mort
> "Only the truth hurts"
> _
>
> Where Power Lies
> from The Economist print edition
>
> AUTUMN in Thailand is coup season. Three years ago the prime minister
> at the time, Thaksin Shinawatra, flew to New York for the United
> Nations General Assembly as rumours circulated in Bangkok of a plot
> against him. His army chief denied them. On September 19th 2006 he
> seized power. As he sets off for this year’s UN meetings, the current
> prime minister, Abhisit Vejjajiva, will be hoping that history does
> not repeat itself. Since Mr Thaksin’s ousting, Thailand has been
> convulsed by political fighting. The army has played a decisive role,
> even after it donned a figleaf of civilian rule. Few expect the
> generals to go back to their barracks soon.
>
> To mark the third anniversary of the coup, Mr Thaksin’s red-shirted
> supporters plan to rally in Bangkok. A big show of force is likely. A
> controversial security law allows troops to restore order if the
> police cannot manage—and a political row over the appointment of a new
> police chief has already rattled the force.
>
> Mr Abhisit has tried to reassure nervous Thais that his squabbling,
> nine-month-old coalition government is on good terms with the army.
> The top brass have given their usual no-coup pledges. This time, they
> are probably sincere. It would seem rash to unseat Mr Abhisit, whom
> they helped to install after the courts dissolved a pro-Thaksin
> government, and who remains beholden to them.
>
> Army officers like to grumble that politics in Thailand, unlike
> soldiering, is a dirty game. But it is a game that they have rigged to
> their advantage. After the coup, the liberal 1997 constitution was
> replaced by a less democratic one. They have secured a bigger budget
> allocation, allowing them to give friendly politicians a hand. And a
> tough new internal-security act was passed with minimal oversight.
>
> This proved handy after Mr Thaksin’s allies won an election in
> December 2007 and an inept military government was disbanded. Within
> months, yellow-shirted royalist protesters were back on the streets in
> Bangkok, refusing to leave until the government did. In the ensuing
> chaos, it was the army that arguably emerged on top. Urged by
> yellow-shirts to stage another coup, General Anupong Paochinda, the
> army chief, demurred. But when he refused to disperse the crowds at
> Bangkok’s two airports last November, and instead urged the prime
> minister, Somchai Wongsawat, to resign, the effect was the same.
>
> After the mess it made in power, the army is much happier pulling the
> strings, says Paul Chambers of Heidelberg University in Germany. It
> has all the legal tools it needs to keep civilians like Mr Abhisit in
> line, without the bother of having actually to run the country.
>
> Of course, General Anupong’s reluctance to seize power need not
> preclude others from trying. Many of the 18 coups since 1932 have
> turned on factional rivalry within the top military ranks during the
> autumn shuffle of commands. But General Anupong has promoted his
> followers and penalised officers suspected of Thaksinite loyalties. He
> is due to retire next year as head of the army, the most important
> branch of the armed forces. His anointed successor is his deputy,
> General Prayuth Chan-ocha, who is young enough to serve until 2014. He
> is reckoned to be even more conservative than his mentor, and even
> readier to crack heads to defend national security and the revered
> monarchy. General Prayuth is likely to play a crucial role during the
> much-feared succession to the king, Bhumibol Adulyadej, who is 81.
>
> Among Thais, the army commands both respect and suspicion. A recent
> survey by the Asia Foundation ranked it second behind the judiciary as
> institutions with integrity (the monarchy was not an option). But only
> 37% of respondents said it was neutral. Its reputation has improved
> since May 1992, when troops massacred scores of demonstrators in
> Bangkok. Never again, came the refrain. Soldiers were spat on in
> public. But successive civilian governments failed to overhaul the
> 300,000-strong armed forces. They still have several hundred active
> generals, many without even a desk. The tally of 36 four-star officers
> is just behind America’s 41. But America’s army is four times larger
> and at war.
>
> Mr Thaksin, who came to power in 2001, crossed the army in two ways.
> Firstly, he kept a lid on spending, meaning fewer fat commissions on
> the procurement of expensive weapons. Second, he interfered in annual
> promotions. Within two years he had installed his cousin as army
> chief. That put him at loggerheads with Prem Tinsulanonda, a retired
> general and former prime minister, who is the chief adviser to King
> Bhumibol. Assigning the most senior ranks had been the purview of Mr
> Prem, who chairs the Privy Council. Upstart politicians were not
> supposed to meddle. The resulting Prem-Thaksin feud and the 2006 coup
> pulled the army firmly back into politics, if indeed it had ever
> really left.
>
> Asian democracies like Indonesia and South Korea have put military
> rule behind them, yet Thailand is swimming the other way. A civilian
> government with an electoral mandate might start to turn it around.
> But the elite in Bangkok would not tolerate another pro-Thaksin
> government. On September 19th the red-shirts are determined to march
> on the house of General Prem, the alleged mastermind of the 2006 coup.
> Thailand’s army sees itself as the defender of the crown and suspects
> a republican agenda among reds. For that reason, the generals will be
> loth to let go until the succession is over. But repressing a mass
> movement in the name of a charismatic king is one thing. As Nepal’s
> army found in 2006, doing the same for an unpopular monarch, as
> Thailand’s crown prince would be, is a recipe for defeat.
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FIJI ,
a bit expensive of a passport of FIJI .
n Sep 23, 8:27 am, Jesus Christ the Cunt Fucker
Fucking Komin the Pedophile Turd
Komin for one thank my lucky stars that my mother got fucked by the
whole Chinese People's Liberation Army. That means there is a high
chance that Komin has Chinese genes.
Thank you mama! Better to be half a Chinese than 100% a Khmer. Even
half a Chinese has double IQ of a full Khmer shit.
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n Sep 24, 7:41 pm, Fucking Komin the Pedophile Turd
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Fucking Komin the Pedophile Turd
Fucking Komin the Pedophile Turd does not need a Fiji passport!
Fucking Komin the Pedophile Turd is a pedophile on the run hiding from
Interpol in Cambodia!!!
You sexy Fucking Yoni, are you also a Khmer Turd?
the Holy Learn Ga , Budha ' s black Fucking Cock
after the Death of Thai old King .
n Sep 25, 7:59 pm, Fucking Komin the Pedophile Turd
la Comtesse Erzsebet de Bathory
the Thai Crown Prince Verylonghorn
many millions of Bahts in the last 15 years in Thailand .
So when the Old Thai King dies ,
Thaksin will demand the Thai Crown Prince
to order Thai judges to annul all charges against Thaksin .
the New Thai King can do everything for Thaksin
and the New Thai King will do every thing for Thaksin,
Thaksin will become another Cambodia ' s HUN SEN ,
Hun SEn controls the Khmer King Sihamoni of Cambodia .
Thaksin will control the new Young Thai King of Thailand .
n Sep 26, 9:40 am, "the Holy Learn Ga , Budha ' s black Fucking
Cock" <mahatmanga...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thaksin will bribe all Thai Judges .
>
> after the Death of Thai old King .
>
> n Sep 25, 7:59 pm, Fucking Komin the Pedophile Turd
>
> <Komin_the_t...@live.com> wrote:
> > On Sep 25, 4:48 pm, "sexy Fucking Yoni , the Hindu Cunt Goddesse"
>
> > <indoshi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > Fake Komin the Turd also wants aFIJI passport
>
> > > n Sep 24, 7:41 pm, Fucking Komin the Pedophile Turd
>
> > > <Komin_the_t...@live.com> wrote:
> > > > On Sep 23, 10:15 am, prophet Muhammud the Child Fucker
>
> > > > <mohamedholy...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > > >Thaksinis willing to invest 250 million US$ for the Casino in
> > > > >FIJI,
>
> > > > > a bit expensive of a passport of FIJI.
>
> > > > > n Sep 23, 8:27 am, Jesus Christ the Cunt Fucker
>
> > > > > <veak...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > > > >Thaksin is buying a Fijipassport in
> > > > > > exchange for a license to open Casino inFiji .island
>
> > > > > > n Sep 23, 3:30 am, J...@Vance.com (Magnus) wrote:
>
> > > > > > > This week's print edition of the Economist is being withheld from
> > > > > > > circulation. This is the FOURTH time this year!
> > > > > > > Here is the article that irks so much the yellowish rats and their
> > > > > > > whitey minions a la GSS.
>
> > > > > > > AntiNazi Mort
> > > > > > > "Only the truth hurts"
> > > > > > > _
>
> > > > > > > Where Power Lies
> > > > > > > from The Economist print edition
>
> > > > > > > AUTUMN in Thailand is coup season. Three years ago the prime minister
> > > > > > > at the time,ThaksinShinawatra, flew to New York for the United
> > > > > > > Nations General Assembly as rumours circulated in Bangkok of a plot
> > > > > > > against him. His army chief denied them. On September 19th 2006 he
> > > > > > > seized power. As he sets off for this year’s UN meetings, the current
> > > > > > > prime minister, Abhisit Vejjajiva, will be hoping that history does
> > > > > > > not repeat itself. Since MrThaksin’sousting, Thailand has been
> > > > > > > convulsed by political fighting. The army has played a decisive role,
> > > > > > > even after it donned a figleaf of civilian rule. Few expect the
> > > > > > > generals to go back to their barracks soon.
>
> > > > > > > To mark the third anniversary of the coup, MrThaksin’sred-shirted
> > > > > > > supporters plan to rally in Bangkok. A big show of force is likely. A
> > > > > > > controversial security law allows troops to restore order if the
> > > > > > > police cannot manage—and a political row over the appointment of a new
> > > > > > > police chief has already rattled the force.
>
> > > > > > > Mr Abhisit has tried to reassure nervous Thais that his squabbling,
> > > > > > > nine-month-old coalition government is on good terms with the army.
> > > > > > > The top brass have given their usual no-coup pledges. This time, they
> > > > > > > are probably sincere. It would seem rash to unseat Mr Abhisit, whom
> > > > > > > they helped to install after the courts dissolved a pro-Thaksin
> > > > > > > government, and who remains beholden to them.
>
> > > > > > > Army officers like to grumble that politics in Thailand, unlike
> > > > > > > soldiering, is a dirty game. But it is a game that they have rigged to
> > > > > > > their advantage. After the coup, the liberal 1997 constitution was
> > > > > > > replaced by a less democratic one. They have secured a bigger budget
> > > > > > > allocation, allowing them to give friendly politicians a hand. And a
> > > > > > > tough new internal-security act was passed with minimal oversight.
>
> > > > > > > This proved handy after MrThaksin’sallies won an election in
> > > > > > > MrThaksin, who came to power in 2001, crossed the army in two ways.
> > > > > > > Firstly, he kept a lid on spending, meaning fewer fat commissions on
> > > > > > > the procurement of expensive weapons. Second, he interfered in annual
> > > > > > > promotions. Within two years he had installed his cousin as army
> > > > > > > chief. That put him at loggerheads with Prem Tinsulanonda, a retired
> > > > > > > general and former prime minister, who is the chief adviser to King
> > > > > > > Bhumibol. Assigning the most senior ranks had been the purview of Mr
> > > > > > > Prem, who chairs the Privy Council. Upstart politicians were not
> > > > > > > supposed to meddle. The resulting Prem-Thaksinfeud and the 2006 coup
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the Thai Crown Prince has a healthy mind .
he watches Porn for his leisure .
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> > > > > > > > > > > circulation. This is the FOURTH time this year!
> > > > > > > > > > > Here is the article that irks so much the yellowish rats and their
> > > > > > > > > > > whitey minions a la GSS.
>
> > > > > > > > > > > AntiNazi Mort
> > > > > > > > > > > "Only the truth hurts"
> > > > > > > > > > > _
>
> > > > > > > > > > > Where Power Lies
>
> read more »
Wakalukong
> On Oct 4, 5:08 pm, la Comtesse Erzsebet de Bathory
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Liu Ya Tzer , a founding member of the KMT and a Communist Sympathizer of Chairman Mao
Thaksin the Hakka Chinese now buys a FiJi passport and is
hidding in safety so that ,
the New Thai Young king might give him a Royal pardon , which
Red Shirts are asking for ,
after the Crown prince becomes the New Thai king.
Jesus Christ , St. Mary 's cunt ' s faithful Fucker , is the Unique son of God
to be Hun Sen ' s economic advisor in Cambodia .
n Oct 20, 4:48 pm, "Liu Ya Tzer , a founding member of the KMT and
a Communist Sympathizer of Chairman Mao"
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