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Pitak Siam will end rally if 1m target not met

Boonlert rules out red shirt counter-rally clash

The anti-government Pitak Siam group will call off its rallies if its next demonstration attracts less than 1 million supporters.

Group leader Boonlert Kaewprasit said Sunday that the number of participants in the next rally will decide whether the movement continues to stage public demonstrations.

If it attracts less than 1 million people, the approach will be scrapped, he said, although the group will continue to attempt to overthrow the Yingluck Shinawatra administration through other means.

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  • som

    Discussion 24 : 06 Nov 2012 at 22.2724

    The last fighting
    If don't be confident the anti takin will halt
    Only win only win it will occur thai spring
    As Arub spring
    The conflict will stop soon.
    Must stop .The time is ripe
    Just like japan to support Egypt evolution
    from iPhone application.

  • Discussion 23 : 05 Nov 2012 at 18.2023

    D12# If one listened to Charlem it was only 1500-2000 people.

  • Discussion 22 : 05 Nov 2012 at 17.4422

    Gen Boonlert claims Pitak Siam's planned demonstration will be peaceful and lawful when its goal is to overthrow of the Yingluck Administration, preferably, it would appear, by force through a military coup. Isn't that in specific breach of the constitution? What a joke!!!!

  • Discussion 21 : 05 Nov 2012 at 17.1821

    This guy reminds me of Sarah Palin in the USA...... when is he going to go away. Give it up man.

  • Discussion 20 : 05 Nov 2012 at 17.1020

    And always keep in mind that it is Thaksin and the red-shirts that needs a coup in their favour. Bec. with all their legal power that they now have, they cannot get what they really want.

  • Discussion 19 : 05 Nov 2012 at 13.3219

    peterd: Great to have you here, always good fun! Now that you speak about old ladies, you remind me of the 'non-violent' occupation of BKK in 2010, it was packed with old ladies! With hand clappers, I agree, no umbrellas. LOL. And have you seen the pictures of last week's peacefull rally? I didn't see old ladies there (not any actually), but I admit not to be wearing red glasses...

  • Discussion 18 : 05 Nov 2012 at 11.2618

    I wonder if the other thousand odd generals in Thailand are of the same mindset. Thai media, ignore this story and will fade into oblivion. Lets have more headlines of the CEO's of major Thai companies taking on new wives.

  • Discussion 17 : 05 Nov 2012 at 10.2617

    Disc #3.
    when people reach 60+, often the mouth runs faster than brain

    How arrogant of you. I'm 60+ and I'll pit my brain power against yours any day of the week.

  • Discussion 16 : 05 Nov 2012 at 10.0116

    #6, "If the Yellow Shirts refuse to join them, it's a "No Go," OK?" Exactly that, as we know that the Yellow shirts are 995000 (including the assimilated (Tui) and a lot of old ladies with umbrellas).

  • Ian

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    Discussion 15 : 05 Nov 2012 at 09.5815

    Once again we see clearly that Thai politics exists in a fantasy world far removed from reality.

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