i want the government of arphisit must make a decision and let's follow the protesters' demand, otherwise thailand won't be peaceful country and that s will affect the country.  i think the red shirt love peace but it won't be long if the government force them!!! however i hope those poor people who come from everywhere in thailand are keeping peaceful fighting for judgment and democracy .

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i want the government of arphisit must make a decision and let's follow the protesters' demand, otherwise thailand won't be peaceful country and that s will affect the country.  i think the red shirt love peace but it won't be long if the government force them!!! however i hope those poor people who come from everywhere in thailand are keeping peaceful fighting for judgment and democracy .

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 The red shirt is hired by Thaksin to fight for his benefit.  The democracy is just an excuse.  The real thing is about Thaksin's fortune.

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i want the government of arphisit must make a decision and let's follow the protesters' demand, otherwise thailand won't be peaceful country and that s will affect the country.  i think the red shirt love peace but it won't be long if the government force them!!! however i hope those poor people who come from everywhere in thailand are keeping peaceful fighting for judgment and democracy .

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The red shirt always make a thread to everyone.  They claim that they would burn Bangkok and they would hurt someone who is opposing them.  I am not sure you guy know well about the democracy.

Even the US government, it claimed that the red shirt did a lot of too aggressive activities in Bangkok. 

I think you are a So poor Laotian guy from a communist country, urging the democracy for A Thai.  It's so ironic that you may not know well about what is true democracy.

HAHA

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i don't know you are thai or Lao, but you seem underestimate me and all red shirts plus Lao people who support red shirts. let's forget about thaksin, maybe you don't know the truth because you are blind and you watch too much from the bias medias which always reported bad thing about red shirts

i guess you are yellow shirt?? who went to international  airport and closed the airport just for forcing the government resign??

 however I am a lao guy from communist country so what?? anyway I am cheering red shirts.. but not thaksin...

LET THESE PEOPLE HAVE A REAL DEMOCRACY! RED SHIRTS  SU....SU... DON'T GIVE UP!

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i want the government of arphisit must make a decision and let's follow the protesters' demand, otherwise thailand won't be peaceful country and that s will affect the country.  i think the red shirt love peace but it won't be long if the government force them!!! however i hope those poor people who come from everywhere in thailand are keeping peaceful fighting for judgment and democracy .

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The red shirt always make a thread to everyone.  They claim that they would burn Bangkok and they would hurt someone who is opposing them.  I am not sure you guy know well about the democracy.

Even the US government, it claimed that the red shirt did a lot of too aggressive activities in Bangkok. 

I think you are a So poor Laotian guy from a communist country, urging the democracy for A Thai.  It's so ironic that you may not know well about what is true democracy.

HAHA

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i don't know you are thai or Lao, but you seem underestimate me and all red shirts plus Lao people who support red shirts. let's forget about thaksin, maybe you don't know the truth because you are blind and you watch too much from the bias medias which always reported bad thing about red shirts

i guess you are yellow shirt?? who went to international  airport and closed the airport just for forcing the government resign??

 however I am a lao guy from communist country so what?? anyway I am cheering red shirts.. but not thaksin...

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Dear The Lao guy from a communist country,

Don't forget to fight for democracy in your Lao too.  Please do so as soon as possible.
Hopefully, you may finish this mission soon.

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i want the government of arphisit must make a decision and let's follow the protesters' demand, otherwise thailand won't be peaceful country and that s will affect the country.  i think the red shirt love peace but it won't be long if the government force them!!! however i hope those poor people who come from everywhere in thailand are keeping peaceful fighting for judgment and democracy .

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 The red shirt is hired by Thaksin to fight for his benefit.  The democracy is just an excuse.  The real thing is about Thaksin's fortune.

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That was not hiring or barberries that were the money for traveling and food for the poor red shirt protesters who could not afford to travel to Bangkok . They need money for traveling and camping out  in Bangkok. The poor don't have cars and could not afford to stay in the hotel so that were the money for food and traveling so the could go and let their voice to be heard in Bangkok.

 

 The yellow shirt took over the parliament and the airport and created more violent and murder and got away from their crimes. The yellow came to power by the coup and the barrel of the guns and changing the laws and constitution without the people vote for the change but only the upper class , rich and the dictators who are selected by the dictators. So that is why the yellow shirt don't like the new election. The government that is not elected by the people could never lead the country to better economy but failed. The military could not make the economy better . The military and generals could not run the bank and business but murder the Thai people.

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Dear All Laotians who want to fight for democracy,

Please do that for Laotians in Laos, not for Thais in Thailand.

UMMMMMMMMMMMMM

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Thank you for your advices,  we love our country the way it is. i really don't think we as lao need that kindda democracy like your Thailand...

 

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Dear All Laotians who want to fight for democracy,

Please do that for Laotians in Laos, not for Thais in Thailand.

UMMMMMMMMMMMMM

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Thank you for your advices,  we love our country the way it is. i really don't think we as lao need that kindda democracy like your Thailand...

 

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With the same logic, you guys Laotians don't need to get involeved with Thailand's internal affairs.  That's it.  

Yeah, you guys Laotians don't need to fight for democracy for Thais.  It's not your affairs or businesses.

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This incident in Bangkok. Laos people have nothing to involve with. 

Why the owner of this topic posted this topic for?

I voted to remove this topic from samakomlao webboard

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Yes, i do agree with you that something  have happened In Thailand has nothing to do with our lao-people. But, you have realize that Thailand one of the top countries that Investing  in Laos. if something really bad have happen in Thailand and of course, Some of Business might have effected laos too. i think you know that too well. Did you remember when the Yellow shirt closed down the Airport ? Did you know how much it cost Lao-Airline ? Lao government were too nice not to open their mouth and complain about it. i hope you brothers Understant what i mean..

 

Su Su red su...burndown Bang**** bring home PRA KEO MORAKOD!it belong to VIENTIANE! not bang****!

when someone post and someone replies, is it normal?? we post some topic to disccuss is not only topic related to Thailand, but also relating to any countries in the World, i am supporting red shirt but not thakin,, so what? this is what I think if there is some yellow shirt here you are my friend too, however i can't join the protest in bangkok or thailand, but just hoping that the red shirt win and then go back to their home instead of becoming hunger and sleep on the ground in Bkk.. peace

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when someone post and someone replies, is it normal?? we post some topic to disccuss is not only topic related to Thailand, but also relating to any countries in the World, i am supporting red shirt but not thakin,, so what? this is what I think if there is some yellow shirt here you are my friend too, however i can't join the protest in bangkok or thailand, but just hoping that the red shirt win and then go back to their home instead of becoming hunger and sleep on the ground in Bkk.. peace

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I also support Laotians to fight for Democracy.  I hope that Democracy would happen in Laos so soon.  Under communism, Laotians have no freedom of speech.  Moreover, the right to make a press conference is also prohibited by the communist party.

In Laos, there are also a lot of poor people.  There still a lot of hunger and unemployed Laotians.  They don't have enough eduacation or health care services.

Lastly, I totally support Laotians to fight these poverty problem in Laos !!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

The red shirt always make a thread to everyone.  They claim that they would burn Bangkok and they would hurt someone who is opposing them.  I am not sure you guy know well about the democracy.

Even the US government, it claimed that the red shirt did a lot of too aggressive activities in Bangkok. 

I think you are a So poor Laotian guy from a communist country, urging the democracy for A Thai.  It's so ironic that you may not know well about what is true democracy.

HAHA

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55555, Thai is a democracy country(?) - under the foot of the blind King. Nobody can say a word to criticise him, all posters in everywhere has to cheer him. Do you still think you are better than communist system?

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The red shirt always make a thread to everyone.  They claim that they would burn Bangkok and they would hurt someone who is opposing them.  I am not sure you guy know well about the democracy.

Even the US government, it claimed that the red shirt did a lot of too aggressive activities in Bangkok. 

I think you are a So poor Laotian guy from a communist country, urging the democracy for A Thai.  It's so ironic that you may not know well about what is true democracy.

HAHA

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55555, Thai is a democracy country(?) - under the foot of the blind King. Nobody can say a word to criticise him, all posters in everywhere has to cheer him. Do you still think you are better than communist system?

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 A Wa hAHHAHAHAAHHah !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

In some European countries,

There is also a law prohibiting people to accuse the monachy. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Actually, for this kind of law, I'm really OK with this.  So it's not your business............................  Just go back to your country Laos, and ask the democracy for your Laoians people Ha HAHAHAHAHA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I support the movement fighting for Democracy for Laotians............................

กลุ่มผู้ชุมนุมคนเสื้อแดงได้ใช้ถังแก๊สจุดไฟ และกลิ้งใส่ทหารที่ตรึงกำลังอยู่บริเวณแยกคอกวัว ถนนตะนาว ทำให้เกิดระเบิดขึ้นในรัศมีราว 10 เมตร และมีทหารได้รับบาดเจ็บหลายสิบนาย ส่วนที่เหลือต้องวิ่งหนีและถอยร่นมาอยู่ถนนสิบสามห้าง และพบว่ามีทหารต้องนอนปฐมพยาบาลอยู่กลางถนนไม่ต่ำกว่า 50 นาย นอกจากนี้ ยังมีเสียงปืนดังมาจากกลุ่มคนเสื้อแดงอย่างต่อเนื่องหลายนัด

>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Come on !!!!!!!! the red shirt movement is not peaceful..............

i vote for the GREEN shirt.  Oh wait, is there a green shirt...hehehe

บ้าไปแล้วไอ้สัดดด ควายเอ้ย มึงรู้ตัวไหมว่าทำให้เวปลาวเขายุ่งแค่ไหน เป็นบ้าไปแล้วเหรอ ป่วนกรุงเทพไม่พอ มึงยังมาป่วนถึงที่นี่ แม่งเอ้ยไอ้สาด...กูชอบทักษิณ แต่การที่มึงมาโพสเอง ตอบเองที่นี่ มันเหมือนคนบ้าว่ะ บอกตรงๆ กูไม่อยากด่าเสื้อแดงเลย เพราะพวกมึงก็รักทักษิณ แต่ที่มึงทำอยู่ตอนนี้ มึงไม่อายคนลาวบ้างเหรอ มึงคิดว่าเขาจะสนเหรอ

 Who care about Thailand i don't i care only my Lao Isaan people because my relative and cousins still living in Thailand i am very proud to became Lao citizen i only want thai to killing each other all death i'll be very happy!!

The red shirts are a terrorism.  They used guns and petrol bombs.

http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE6390VO20100410

Twelve die as troops, protesters clash in Bangkok

Reuters) - Thai troops fired rubber bullets and tear gas at thousands of demonstrators, who fought back with guns, grenades and petrol bombs in riots that killed 12 people, Bangkok's worst political violence in 18 years

At least 521 people, including 64 soldiers and police, were wounded in the fighting near the Phan Fah bridge and Rajdumnoen Road in Bangkok's old quarter, a protest base near government buildings and the regional U.N. headquarters.

Twelve people died, including three soldiers, an emergency medical center said.

Among those killed was Reuters TV cameraman Hiro Muramoto, a 43-year-old Japanese national who had worked for Thomson Reuters in Tokyo for more than 15 years and had arrived in Bangkok on Thursday to cover the protests.

"I am dreadfully saddened to have lost our colleague Hiro Muramoto in the Bangkok clashes," said David Schlesinger, Reuters Editor-in-Chief.

"Journalism can be a terribly dangerous profession as those who try to tell the world the story thrust themselves in the center of the action. The entire Reuters family will mourn this tragedy."

Hundreds of "red shirt" protesters also forced their way into government offices in two northern cities, raising the risk of a larger uprising against Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and his 16-month-old, military-backed government.

Washington urged both sides in the conflict to show restraint.

"We deplore this outbreak of political violence in Thailand, our long-term friend and ally, and urge good faith negotiations by the parties to resolve outstanding issues through peaceful means," White House spokesman Mike Hammer said.

Tension and uncertainty gripped the city of 15 million overnight, with protesters still on the streets and no sign of the government meeting demands for Abhisit to leave the country and an immediate dissolution of parliament.

In a televised statement, Abhisit expressed regret to the families of the victims and said the army was only allowed to use live bullets "firing into the air and in self-defense".

After hours of violence, army spokesman Sansern Kaewkamnerd said troops would pull back in the old quarter as the riot spread into Khao San Road, an area popular with back-packing tourists.

Khao San Road resembled a war zone, a Reuters photographer said. Shop windows were shattered. Cars were smashed. Many people lay wounded on the street. Police told reporters some protesters had ignited cooking gas cylinders and rolled them into troops.

"If this continues, if the army responds to the red shirts, violence will expand," Sansern said after announcing troops were withdrawing from the area.

He said soldiers had been pelted with petrol bombs and M79 grenades, and that some of the protesters were armed with guns.

A red shirt leader later called on supporters to pull back to the main protest sites.

BARRICADED SHOPPING DISTRICT

Troops mounted two major offensives on protesters in the Phan Fah bridge and Rajdumnoen Road area. Both times they fired rubber bullets and tear gas but failed to clear the area.

An afternoon offensive ended in a standoff with many wounded. After dark, troops opened fire again with rubber bullets about 500 meters (1,600 feet) away at an intersection leading to Khao San Road. Some fired live rounds. Helicopters dropped tear gas.

Tens of thousands also remained in Bangkok's main shopping district, a stretch of upscale department stores and five-star hotels held for a week by the mostly rural and working-class red shirts who say they have been marginalized in a country with one of Asia's widest disparities between rich and poor.

The red shirts used taxis and pick-up trucks to barricade themselves in that area, and expanded their control to include several more blocks. Hundreds of riot police who massed at one end retreated after being surrounding by red shirts.

The violence comes exactly a year after about 10,000 of the supporters of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra brought traffic in Bangkok to a standstill for several days, occupying major intersections.

In those protests, red shirts hijacked petrol tankers, torched dozens of public buses and hurled petrol bombs at troops until the army imposed order. Two people were killed and 123 wounded. The latest protests, however, involved more than five times as many protesters spread across several areas of the city.

The protesters say Abhisit lacks a popular mandate after coming to power in a 2008 parliamentary vote following a court ruling that dissolved a pro-Thaksin ruling party. They want immediate elections, which Thaksin's allies would be well placed to win.

The red shirts have won new support from Bangkok's urban poor but have angered middle classes, many of whom regard them as misguided slaves to Thaksin, a wily one-time telecoms tycoon who fled into exile to avoid a jail term for graft.

The government declared a state of emergency in Bangkok last Wednesday to control the protests after red shirts broke into the grounds of parliament, forcing some officials -- including the deputy prime minister -- to flee by helicopter.

(Additional reporting by Damir Sagolj and Vithoon Amorn; Editing by Nick Macfie)

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i want the government of arphisit must make a decision and let's follow the protesters' demand, otherwise thailand won't be peaceful country and that s will affect the country.  i think the red shirt love peace but it won't be long if the government force them!!! however i hope those poor people who come from everywhere in thailand are keeping peaceful fighting for judgment and democracy .

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 The red shirt is hired by Thaksin to fight for his benefit.  The democracy is just an excuse.  The real thing is about Thaksin's fortune.

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That was not hiring or barberries that were the money for traveling and food for the poor red shirt protesters who could not afford to travel to Bangkok . They need money for traveling and camping out  in Bangkok. The poor don't have cars and could not afford to stay in the hotel so that were the money for food and traveling so the could go and let their voice to be heard in Bangkok.

 

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Aha !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This Laotian guy is too innocent,  Half of these red shirts does not know much about democracy or what ther are urging for.  Thaksin's people just pursued them to join the protest for some money.

Poor guys............

 

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What you were saying is: Only Khon Klongthep know the word '' Democracy'' ?? and the poor from the Northeast don't know abit of Democracy ?

 

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 thaksin system was really good for poor people in thailand, thats why people support him!!!i think the leaders of UDD keep telling the protesters every day that.. the current government is not come from election and not come from the majority of thai.. where is judment ??