Thais know why LKY is very lame

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LKY is very lame dreaming that he could disable the SDP & win this game.:p

His own good friend Thaksin's Thai Rak Thai party is outlawed disbanded and more than hundred of it' leaders disqualified by court from politics, and yet it still came back almost immediately into power as the new People's Power Party. Thaksin's entire family is on the run, with warrants of arrest and so many convictions on them, but still in control of Thai politics that Thaksin can dictate who be the PM. The Thai people could remove his cook Samak and yet Thaksin can still put his own brother in law back as PM.

Now the Thai court might disband even the People's Power Party. And yet if you read the following news, it has a way to come back again STILL!

Even after being put out by mass protest, military coup, invasion of ministries, seizure of airports, deadly street clashes, strikes, etc they can keep coming back still, there is no end!

So how could lame stupid old fart dream that his childish defamation suit could put SDP out of action? I can assure you that regardless in what way or form and regardless how LKY try to stop, these people are still going to be here to fight.

LKY's defamation suit was effective in the past, but not any longer. Regardless how he bankrupted late Mr. JBJ, he still came back and fight until his last day. If only LKY could replace his own stupid son with someone better, his regime will finish regardless how he tried to prevent this.

PPP executives might vacate House seats
By The Nation
The executives of the People Power Party might soon vacate their House seats in order to pave way for their party-list candidates to become MPs in order to retain the majority rule following the anticipated party dissolution.


This is a tactics to lead the coalition government even if the PPP was disbanded, secretary general to the prime minister Choosak Sirinin said on Wednesday.

Choosak has been designated by the PPP to lead its defence for the party dissolution case.

Should the party be punished by disbandment and its executives banned from the electoral process for five years, the party's MPs who are not on the executive board will be allow to switch the party banner within 60 days to retain House seats, he said.

The early shuffling of MPs who are concurrently party executives to those without executive positions will shield the PPP's new banner from losing the leadership in the coalition alliance, he said.

In regard to the court battle on the party dissolution case, he said the PPP will file its defence writ within the 15-day deadline since it already had almost a year to brace for the litigation.

He said he did not anticipate that the PPP's fate might not be a repeat of what had befallen the Thai Rak Thai Party.

The judicial review for party dissolution last year was based on the junta order prescribing for the mandatory ban of every party executive following the disbandment, he said.

But the 2007 Constitution prescribes a leeway for the Constitution Court to exercise its judicial discretion to punish just those executives linked to the electoral fraud, he said.

He voiced optimism that most PPP executives might escape punishment since they had no involvement in the fraud committed by former executive Yongyuth Tiyapairat who was already penalised by the Supreme Court.​

http://nationmultimedia.com/2008/10/22/politics/politics_30086634.php

 

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TOT staffs welcome PM with hand clappers and yell
By The Nation
Staffs of TOT Plc briefly blocked Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat who visited their office on Wednesday.


Before Somchai entered the main building of the TOT headquarter to start his visit, he was greeted with large crowd of TOT employees who booed and jeered him along the way to the door.

Many employees shook hand clappers and yelled, " Killer. Killer. Get Out" at Somchai who is brother-in-law of convicted ex-PM Thaksin Shinawatra.

Somchai still forced to smile at the crowd.

The large crowd of employees then waited for Somchai to come out of the building. Somchai's security guards were deployed to prevent the crowd from getting close to the premier.

The security become tense when Somchai finished his visit and was about to leave the building to his car.

A security guard quarreled with an employee while trying to block the way for his boss. Somchai was briefly blocked inside the building before his security guards managed to find a way to his car.

The employees continued yelling and shaking the hand clappers until he left the TOT.

 

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This should be the model of Singapore version Hand-Clappers against the PAP!



It should be made in this way that it produces POK! POK! POK sounds loud and clear when you shake them!

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http://sg.news.yahoo.com/ap/20081022/tap-as-thailand-political-unrest-7934085.html

Protesters throw shoes at Thai PM
AP
By SUTIN WANNABOVORN,Associated Press Writer AP - Thursday, October 23

BANGKOK, Thailand - A crowd of angry protesters threw shoes and plastic bottles at the Thai prime minister's entourage after cornering him in an underground parking lot Wednesday. He escaped unharmed.
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Somchai Wongsawat's security agents and police shielded him from the objects and hustled him into a waiting car, which sped off in a motorcade.

The protest was staged by more than 100 employees of the state-owned telecom operator TOT during a visit by Somchai to their headquarters outside the capital, Bangkok.

"It was not a serious protest," Somchai later told reporters. He described the incident as a "colorful protest."

It marked the first time in Thailand's months of political crisis that state employees have come into direct confrontation with the prime minister.

It was not, however, the first time that Somchai has had to make a quick getaway.

On October 7, Somchai escaped a violent protest outside Parliament by climbing over a back fence to safety. Riot police outside the building fired tear gas to disperse rowdy protesters, leaving hundreds injured and two dead.

Wednesday's rally started outside the TOT headquarters, on the grounds of the Ministry of Information and Communications Technology.

Somchai's motorcade detoured into an underground parking lot to avoid the crowd shouting "Somchai, Murderer!" in reference to the two fatalities at the Oct. 7 protest.

Protesters swarmed around him in the parking lot, waving noisy plastic clappers shaped like giant hands.

After holding a meeting inside the building, Somchai exited through the main entrance, where more protesters had gathered. Some hurled clappers at his entourage and plastic water bottles and shoes.

Throwing shoes is particularly insulting in Thai culture, which considers feet the dirtiest part of the body.

Somchai, who took office last month, has come under growing pressure to step down to ease Thailand's deepening political crisis.

He has repeatedly ruled out stepping aside, saying it would not resolve the country's political crisis.

Somchai is a brother-in-law of deposed Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, around whom the crisis revolves.

Thaksin was convicted of corruption and sentenced to two years in prison in a landmark ruling Tuesday. But he is currently living in self-imposed exile in London and most Thais doubt he will ever serve time behind bars.

The verdict was widely expected to embolden anti-government protesters and prolong a stalemate that has paralyzed Thailand's government. Protesters have branded Somchai a Thaksin puppet.

Thaksin, who was ousted by a 2006 coup, remains the country's most influential politician. He is adored in rural areas, where he built up a political base during his six years in power, but reviled by many of the educated elite in the cities, where his administration was seen as deeply corrupt.