Yossawaris' bail revoked

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Published: 22 Aug 2012 at 16.24
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The Criminal Court on Wednesday decided to revoke the bail of red-shirt leader Yossawaris Chuklom, alias Jeng Dokchik.

Of the 19 red-shirt co-leaders awaiting the court's decision today, only Mr Yossawaris had his bail revoked.

The 18 others, including Jatuporn Prompan, remain free on bail.

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englishbob
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Discussion 14 : 23 Aug 2012 at 21.2414
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There is no argument whether Nattawut incited people to burn down Central World.

His own words were, "Burn down this disgusting mall. I will take full responsibility."
And then they burnt it down.

So let him take responsibility.
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Discussion 13 : 23 Aug 2012 at 08.1113
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Discussion 12 lancelot : it is the court to decide whether Jatuporn, Natthawat, Arisman had indeed incited the red shirts for the arson offences. Defendants are still on bail pending a fair trial. So do not attempt to give your own layman verdict here.
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Discussion 12 : 22 Aug 2012 at 21.1312
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to#8 Musashi
Of course Jatuporn, Nattawut, Arisman didn't switch matches to burn Bangkok, but they incited redshirts to di it. As leaders they have to respond.
If I follow your theory, you will say "Hitler has never killed jews, it was the SS"... but as leader (furehr) of Germany, he was the mean responsible of the Holocaust...
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Discussion 11 : 22 Aug 2012 at 20.3311
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I feel very sorry to have disapointed you. Don't worry, I didn't change my mind. I was not laughing, I use a ironic tone and I thought my anti-Taksin/UDD friends would understand it. Of course, Jatuporn becoming Deputy Minister of interior will be a real disaster for Thailand...
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Discussion 10 : 22 Aug 2012 at 18.3610
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@musashi #8: Did you ever hear anything about YouTube? You know they have a lot of videos on that site. Try searching for red shirts Thailand and you will get thousands or hits...
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Discussion 9 : 22 Aug 2012 at 18.189
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@supermax #6: I am surprised you can still laugh about this. Now having Chalerm as Deputy Prime minister wipes any smile of my face but thinking about Jatuporn in charge makes me really sick.
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Discussion 8 : 22 Aug 2012 at 18.068
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bkk-farang #4: We all love to see terrorists behind bars. If you have evidence that Jatuporn has committed acts of terrorism, please do us a favor and submit your evidence to the DSI. Otherwise, there is no point in you blowing hot air in here.
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Discussion 7 : 22 Aug 2012 at 17.497
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So now the fugitive still has to deal with the loudmouth Jatuporn. Good luck ...
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Discussion 6 : 22 Aug 2012 at 17.476
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Good job Jatuporn ! Your next work is to be Deputy Minister of Interior and you could control easily the PAD demonstrations. Nattawut and Jatuporn inside the government : Thailand take a big step toward democracy.....hahahahaha !!!
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Discussion 5 : 22 Aug 2012 at 17.395
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"However, the court has prohibited them from going up on stage to speak in a way to incite unrest or violate the law and from travelling abroad."
It is really a pity not to say shame and I am sure that they go to the stage again and it will be seen not as a way to incite unrest.
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