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POLITICAL AMNESTY

UDD open to compromise

Red-shirt members do not mind which version of the political amnesty proposal is passed by the government, as long as it honours the group's principles, core red-shirt leader Nattawut Saikuar says.

Three proposals to grant amnesty to political offenders have been accepted for consideration by the government.

The red-shirt United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) submitted one, along with one from the independent National Rule of Law Commission and one from the Nitirat group of Thammasat academics.

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    Discussion 1 : 02 Feb 2013 at 23.561

    The Council of State is simply another puppet of the fugitive. The redshirts will accept anything for a free donut.

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