Breaking: Ahbisit truimped ! Red Shirts surrender

[Muthukali]

The Thais are well known of their tolerance and patience, even when a sinkie go crazy on front of them.

If these sinkies let me bumb into them, they get one hell from me.

U CB kia, U GANGSTER IS IT? TRY BUMP INTO ME? COME AND TRY......:oIo:

 

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Onlookers gather outside a burnt down theater at an area formerly held by anti-government protesters Wednesday, May 26, 2010 in Bangkok, Thailand. Thousands of residents gathered at dawn Wednesday to pray for peace at sites across Bangkok where people were killed and high-rise buildings torched in two months of the worst political violence in the country's modern history.

A lottery vendor sets up her shop next to a burnt down restaurant at an area formerly held by anti-government protesters Wednesday, May 26, 2010 in Bangkok, Thailand.

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[lianbeng]

life still goes on the Earth still spinning mah.

 

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Sathaporn Maneerat, (R) a member of the Pheu Thai Party gestures with a slingshot while wearing a mask commonly used by red shirt protesters during his debate against the Thai government at the Parliament in Bangkok June 1, 2010. Abhisit is facing a no-confidence motion submitted by the parliamentary opposition for the current administration's suppression of a two-month protest that left at least 85 dead, according to local media.​

 

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Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva drinks water during a no-confidence debate at Parliament in Bangkok on June1, 2010. After weeks fighting for his political life, Thailand's prime minister has surprised many by surviving mass street protests and is likely to put off elections for as long as possible, experts said.​

 

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Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva smiles while answers the question from the press after the no-confidence vote at Parliament in Bangkok on June 2, 2010. Thailand's prime minister easily survived a parliamentary no-confidence vote over his handling of deadly protests by anti-government 'Red Shirts'.

Thailand's Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva (L) greets Justice Minister Pirapan Salirathavibhaga during a no-confidence vote at the Parliament in Bangkok June 2, 2010.
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Thai anti-government "red shirt" protest leader and member of parliament Jutaporn Prompan (C) is escorted by police through crowd of supporters as he arrives at a criminal court in Bangkok June 8, 2010. Jutaporn made a court appearance on Tuesday after being summoned by police to face charges against him, including terrorism.

Thai anti-government "red shirt" protest leader and member of parliament Jutaporn Prompan (L) and his comrade Karun Hosakul (R) are greeted by supporters as they arrive at a criminal court in Bangkok June 8, 2010.

Thai anti-government "red shirt" protest leader and member of parliament Jutaporn Prompan (L) is greeted by supporters as they arrive at a criminal court in Bangkok June 8, 2010.​

 

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Thailand's Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva leads his eight new cabinet members in a swearing-in ceremony in front of King Bhumibol Adulyadej (L) at a hospital in Bangkok June 7,2010.​