Thai Intel reported earlier, that Thailand had entered the “First Stage” of a “Civil War” based on the elite establishment control independent units and the courts, taking several decisively anti-Yingluck position, as on the street, Fascist Suthep’s protesters clash with police. Since then, the independent units and courts have made more pro-elite establishment ruling, that…
(Up-Dated) Yingluck says she is willing to die fighting for Thai democracy, like a soldier who dies in the battle field. Fascist Suthep, backed by Abhisit’s Dems voter based and the hate Yingluck middle class and elite of Bangkok are on a protest rampage, able to call up about 100,000 to 300,000 protesters, on big…
Introduction: The Thai political mess has heated to the boiling point again, with Abhisit‘s Dems leading about 15,000 to 25,000 protesters at the Democracy Moniment, where years earlier, Abhisit’s dems went killing many protesters there. Abhisit’s Dems of course, serves the anti Democracy Thai elite establishment. The Abhisit’s Dems gathering at the Democracy Monument, in…
Deep division between the Red Shirts and Yingluck‘s Pheu Thai Party was put aside for now, as Sondhi of the Yellow Shirts, called on preparation to ask the Thai King, to grant Thailand a government. That Sondhi call, where Sondhi is considered the key strategist of the elite establishment, comes as the Thai Constitutional Court,…
By Terence Chulavachana Many local and global press talks about how Yingluck, with little experience in politics, was able to swept the last general election, by a land-slide, saying she bought votes with populous policy. Other, with cutting-edge analytical skill, said however, Yingluck is a sharp and cunning political operative, with her three main campaign…
The attorney general Monday decided to have former prime minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and former deputy prime minister Suthep Thaugsuban charged in court for their role in the fatal crackdowns on red-shirt protesters in 2010. The two will be charged for causing others to commit murders with foreseeable results by having the Centre for the Resolution…
By Terence Chulavachana It was another typical day at the elite establishment serving, Thai Constitutional Court, with a case on Abhisit postponed and two cases on Yingluck accepted. The Thai Constitutional Court, by its own admission, is struggling to gain credibility with the Thai people, setting a road map, of getting about 60% acceptance by…
By Terence Chulavachana Many are talking about the 7th anniversary of the 2006 Coup. A local news station, Spring News, went to interview Dr Phromin, who was a key figure in the Thaksin government, and was active in the counter-Coup moves by Thaksin. According to Dr Phromin, after the Thai military under general Sondhi, began…
By Terence Chulavachana I am sitting here going through my e-mails, where I have a few close friends, who for some reason love to send me articles and information about Thailand. “Yes” as a person who reads everything on Thailand and have connections everywhere, from high to low, little information escape me and I can…
The following is a transcript of the section on Thailand in Lee Kuan Yew‘s newly released book One Man’s View of the World: THAILAND AN UNDERCLASS STIRS The arrival of Thaksin Shinawatra permanently changed Thai politics. Before he came onto the scene, the Bangkok establishment dominated all sides of the political competition and governed largely to the benefit of the nation’s capital. If…
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