Red Siam disputes reconciliation

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Red Siam disputes reconciliation

Published: 7/09/2010 at 02:36 PM
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The Daeng Siam (Red Siam) group disagrees with the reconciliation plan proposed by the Puea Thai Party, as the opposition camp and the ruling Democrat Party are just enacting a monkey show for the general public, core member Somyos Plueksakasemsuk said on Tuesday.

“To reconcile, a reconciliation climate must be created, such as lifting a state of emergency and allowing bail for political prisoners.

"Instead, the red-shirts were killed each day and the country now has no climate of freedom,” said Mr Somyos.

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Discussion 10 : 29/09/2010 at 11:30 AM10
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They're right - the reconciliation proposal defends the murderers. People should recieve and amnesty for murder? The government must be held accountable.
Next Red Chairman.

Discussion 9 : 08/09/2010 at 03:20 PM9
Since all the red shirt leaders are in Jailed now and this guy want to be the next chairman of the red to lead the new role of Mobs against the government when the SOE are lifted.Just wait and see and it will be true for sure..believe what i predict is correct.As Chairman gain alot of benefit from their Boss rather then working yourself with small monthly salary.
Hypocrisy

Discussion 8 : 08/09/2010 at 12:04 PM8
#6, Kato, Your Mr. Kasit likes rallies also!!!
Rodent

Discussion 7 : 07/09/2010 at 11:52 PM7
Bangkok Post should do some fact check a bit, Somyos Plueksakasemsuk is not one of Red Siam leader.
Kato

Discussion 6 : 07/09/2010 at 09:41 PM6
hmm msrita... so another case of "I didn't do nothing" cause I am highly educated, famous, connected... but not too smart to show up at a rally surrounded by lunatics ready to light tires and the town on fire....hmmm..if it looks like a duck, flies like one, has feathers...maybe it is not a duck? Who is the propaganist? I believe you have the right to protest but not to do what those red skins did. They were totally out of control.
lovelyrita

Discussion 5 : 07/09/2010 at 06:41 PM5
discussion 4 : yes you missed some thing for sure. Some reds shirts supporters have been arrested not because they were looting, burning or asking other reds shirts to do so but only because they were protesting.

The most famous (and many others, but unfortunately for them, were) is Sittachai Yimpraset, a lecturer of famous Chuala University.
He was arrested just next to the crackdown with no charge (thanks to emergency decree) because he appeared on stage during the rally.
When a petition by students and teachers started at Chuala, he was immediately relaesed.
And, as they had nothing against, him except the fact that he spoke on stage, he had and he is facing absolutely no charge today.

So please before writing such things, inform yourself by something else that pro governmental medias, be balanced and stop your propaganda.
Kato

Discussion 4 : 07/09/2010 at 05:26 PM4
Red Siam? Did I miss something? Who are these guys, are they the black-shirts...or just another group of nutcases!...
fred

Discussion 3 : 07/09/2010 at 05:18 PM3
"Monkey show" luv it! lol
outsider

Discussion 2 : 07/09/2010 at 05:09 PM2
Mmmh ... red-shirts killed each day? Must have missed something. As for allowing bail for political prisoners, maybe, but I didn't know we had them here. Only a few UDD leaders who may want to flee the country for their deeds and speeches of terror. And upcountry a few hundred who believed and burned down bits and pieces, now completely forgotten by all including their sponsors.
Bemused

Discussion 1 : 07/09/2010 at 04:45 PM1
Asked about conjecture that a special signal was behind the reconciliation plan, Mr Somyos said it was possible.

â€œIf it is so, it means that a power outside the system is intervening in Thai politics,â€ he said.

Gee , really , perhaps it is a bird or a plane or wait , maybe even a square faced man.

The sudden reappearance of TS could be in no way connected to any of this, right ?

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