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Originally Posted by Bobcock
yeah, they were just inconsequential Red Shirts, and not worthy of the lofty considerations of the elite.
When diverting to their resistance, instead of their killers, makes them very definitely "in question".
"Why should you address them"....Indeed.
How much is Amsterdam paying Calgary?
Cthulhu
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Join the club Cthulu. Calgary must have the longest ignore list in TD history.
Much like real life for him, he only sees messages here from 'red' posters (& SD)
And if someone says something perfectly reasonably cut their quote in half and make up the usual diversionary lies up about them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Calgary
You are a total fucking fraud aren't you. You have no interest in truth and democracy any more than your enemies....
^^ Yeah, but he just proved that, in fact, he hits the "View Post" link to read my messages.
Why bother, then?
(Hi Calgary -- yoohoo!)
There, I fixed that for you ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobcock
(Hi, again, Calgary!)
Not really, most of them were alive and well when the incident happened.Quote:
Originally Posted by Calgary
Ever thought the army got pissed off knowing these sorts of things were happening.
Maybe the temple was revenge....ever thought of that?
No...of course you don't, it's a one way flow as far as you are concerned.
I wish to fuck you'd put me on ignore, you don't deserve to hear reasonable balanced discussion.
Interesting concept - can you elaborate?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobcock
Revenge on whom?
The UDD has always been an alliance of people who to varying degrees see thaksin and/or the UDD its self as a force for change. until last year, I would have said that the UDD was very much thaksin's creature and his to turn off and on. And I would agree with your assessment that thaksin, and I would additionally say the elite families that own and run the country, believe this to still be the case.Quote:
Originally Posted by BobcockWell, he's not back yet is he? but I don't believe it's all about him for many of them.Quote:
Originally Posted by CthulhuYeah... how'd that ultimately work out for the red-shirted tools?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobcock
He'd like it to be and there are many of them who believe he is the answer, but anyone who is truly campaigmimg for the rights they have never had realise that they never had those rights during his long tenure either.
I would not say that now. now that PT is the government and has parliament, its having to make discussions, implement policies and compromise; we are already seeing instances where the interests of these two sides of the UDD diverge and this divergence is going to get worse as time goes on and thaksin starts to get what he wants.
As this divergence increases, should a substantial part of the UDD act in its own interests over and above those of thaksin, demonstrate that they are financially sustainable without hiso benefactors and can survive attempts by that benefactor to reestablish control.... then I believe we will start seeing the UDD as a force for change in thailand. The anti thaksin elite will be forced to see that they cannot simply negotiate sharing the country deal with thaksin, but they are going to have to consider giving up much more in wider reform to keep the UDD quiet and retain some of their wealth and position. The question is can this happen? It's going to be a significant challenge for the UDD and personally I am not sure they have it within them. And tom, this is what highly speculative looks like.
try calling him an arrogant prick and making a joke about him joining with PAD in a post demo bulk buy deal on their anti psychotic meds in china town. Thats what did it for meQuote:
Originally Posted by Bobcock
Just continue with the abuse Bob. He'll soon add you to the list. :) Poor sensitive little soul that he is :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobcock
I would agree with you that I highly doubt that "they have it within them" - so far, the UDD leadership that remains is far from qualified for what you speculate they would need to do, and they have kicked out and alienated all those that *would* have been capable.
All that venom, just because I got you PADites pegged.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobcock
INCIDENTQuote:
Originally Posted by Bobcock
90 people are murdered is an "incident"
Elitist arrogance knows no bounds.
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Originally Posted by Bobcock
Those vengeful and vicious sentiments flow from the top, and are manifested on down the line.
And all of it born from Amart contempt, disdain and condescension for those "low lifes' who had the audacity to stand up to their coupist ways.
It is why they cannot stomach losing an election to them, and are now in a rear-guard action fightback mode, via their judiciary.
That arrogance and conceit permeates everything they utter, especially trying to create the impression this country is going-to-hell-in-a-handbasket and is in maximum political turmoil without them at the helm.
The incident was the beating of a soldier, a single beating most certainly is an incident. Maybe you cannot read properly.
and No! you cannot deny that if the Army know such incidents have happened that it is possible that there were acts of revenge carried out and the temple could conceivably have been one of those acts.
Doesn't make it right (I know that if anyone says anything in your small brain to take it that they are justifying the act), doesn't make it correct, but it is undeniably conceivable.
After all, you have no idea what those soldiers were actually thinking at the time they pulled those triggers do you?
Predicting Calgary's response:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobcock
"Those were not soldiers they were coupists."
Oh and Jeez, you really are a fuckling twat aren't you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Calgary
have you ever been past speakers corner in hyde park? There is always at least one guy standing there with nobody listening, ranting about something or other, not caring that its just him, his box and the trees.
Yeah, it's kinda like that ---- or Brother Tony, preaching in the street.Quote:
Originally Posted by hazz
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Originally Posted by Bobcock
Yeah, I have a pretty good idea.
It is what their coupist masters were thinking the moment they decided to obliterate these "low life's" for having the unmitigated gall to not accept their governance usurpation.
It is what they are thinking now, when unleashing their judiciary to rectify that most egregious affront, beating them in an election.
And having the 'unmitigated gall' to think they can proceed in areas that don't have approval of those unbeholden to such electoral nonsense.
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Originally Posted by Bobcock
Is that a little bit like that coup incident of 2006?
And we are supposed to shed crocodile tears over a coupist getting his come-uppance?
'O, I forgot.
We are supposed to focus on the feeble resistance of anti-coupists, instead of the murderous massacre of 90 Red Shirts 'incident'.
Damn that Calgary.......Wish he would get with the program!
I'm just waiting until bobcock snaps and takes this nutcase out!
Of course, that won't happen, with Calgary on the payroll of the funny lawyer....
:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cthulhu
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Thank you for copying that.
I'd have missed it otherwise.
Every time I'm compared to Amsterdam, I show all my Red Shirt friends.
Impresses the hell out of them.
Thank you.
They used to do that all the time when I was posting elsewhere. Some of them even thought I was Amsterdam. I admit to 'showing off' when that happened.
On the contrary, by making statements likeQuote:
Originally Posted by Bobcock
you will find that calgary is very familiar with the concepts of revenge and blood feudQuote:
Originally Posted by Calgary