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Thai authorities fire at protesters near capital; soldier killed

World Apr. 28, 2010 - 07:51PM JST ( 3 )

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azzassaApr. 28, 2010 - 07:41PM JST

Not a big friend of Thaksim's Supporter (the red ones), but why it's impossible to say: "let's get a election in the next year"?

Why the King don't say anything? (i know it's not allowed for him, but he can say something different but understandable!)
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suebe36dApr. 28, 2010 - 09:29PM JST

Thais' want a man of the people even if he gets the lion's share? Especially as it seems Bhumibol's son treats them like his serfs?
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rajakumarApr. 28, 2010 - 09:48PM JST

Thai protests,indicate problems swept under the carpet by nations. India also under protests due to Inflation. Many protest up in USA too,too many to count there.

Even protest were there in Russia too,this year/last year. China also had many protest via ethnic minority . UK had protests in labour union dispute in airline industry.

Protests seem to be going up and everywhere,as people demand for more changes. The main reasons for protest in thailand and elsewhere,is bad government leadership. Wonder which nation's leadership,will lead in tackling their woes and protests.