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dru2, on 2010-07-31 20:47:52, said:

somo, on 2010-07-31 15:02:45, said:

I find it hard to believe how many posters here are so willing to condem a man before he has had a trial. I have not seen or heard of any evidence he was involved in any terrorist acts or planned any or encited any and even if i had I would not rush to judgement. Fighting for political rights should not be confused with terrorism but that is what the powers that be would like everyone to do and so far nearly all the contributors here have willingly fallen this blatent distortion because it fits in with their limited redneck lynch mob mentality.

Well - take out the 'neck' and there you have it, spot on: ...limited red lynch mob mentality. I couldn't have put it better myself!

Using the logic that he has not been found guilty in a court means that Hitler is innocent.
When will people learn if some one commits a crime they are guilty no matter what the courts say. If the court says he is innocent all that means is they can not penalize him in any way other than what he has gone through all ready. If they did the deed they are still guilty. If the court finds him guilty and he is innocent they can penalize him but he is still innocent.

As for you not seeing any evidence that he is guilty I have not seen any that he is innocent. Only a fool would expect them to publish there evidence before trial. Besides what is it to you you are going to believe what ever the court says.

[march]

tod daniels, on 2010-07-31 12:31:39, said:

One couldn't help but notice on the red-rabble stage at Rachaprasong, as things escalated in tempo and turned into hate filled violence inciting rhetoric; Veera was on stage less and less, spoke to the press less and less, and finally disappeared altogether a coupla weeks before the dispersal.

Whack-job Weng kept giving excuses for him, saying he was sick, etc. However it was clearly apparent he was sidelined by the firebrands in the red leadership due to his conciliatory nature in solving some very valid issues and problem(s) the reds were protesting about by working WITH the government instead of forcing the governments’ hand in the matter like the redz ultimately did. (We all know how well that worked out for the red rabble don't we?)

I often wonder what ever happened to the other red-rabble leaders; the ones who 'escaped' during the dispersal at Rachaprasong. Weren't there 3 of them? Arisman, Suporn (maybe), and some d/j from a red radio station? My memory fails me on this. I also thought they offered a reward for info leading to their capture. Guess the ones on the run can offer bigger incentives to have people keep quiet.

another thread (Thaksin And 24 Reds To Face Indictment For Terrorism) post provides the status of those still on the lam currently:

march, on 2010-07-29 21:06:39, said:

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In addition to Thaksin, the DSI list of suspects included Veera Musigapong, Jatuporn Promphan, Natthawut Saikua, weng Tojirakarn, Waipot Arpornrat, Arisman Pongruangrong and Adisorn Piengket.

The others are Suporn Attawong, Kokaew Pikulthong, Kwanchai Praipana, Yoswarit Chuklom aka Jeng Dokchik, Nisit Sinthuprai, Karun Hosakul, Payap Panket, Wiphuthalaeng Pattanaphuthai, Phumkitti Sukchindathong, Suksek Pholteu, Charan Loypool, Amnat Intachote, Chayut Laicharoen, Sombat Makthong, Surachai Thewarat, Rachata Wongyod and Yongyuth Tuammee.

Out on the lam somewhere (many say to Cambodia), but anyway,
the ones from above that are running from the police are:

(ironically) Police Lieutenant-Colonel Thaksin,
(ironically, Pt II) Police Lieutenant-Colonel Waipot Arpornrat,
Bring A Bottle To Burn Bangkok Arisman Pongruangrong,
Issan Rambo Suporn Attawong,
I Love Udon Thani So Much I Will Kill Kwanchai Praipana,
and
Let's Go Raid A Hospital Full of Elderly Patients Payap Panket

As for other, other red leaders besides Veera that were jailed with him, a still another thread {Eleven Thai Protest Leaders Denied Bail) post provides the status of them currently:

march, on 2010-07-31 10:16:04, said:

The protest leaders, other than Veera, had their bail requests denied yesterday. The Appeals Court extended their detention yesterday until August 13.

Veera was granted bail yesterday for 6 million baht and that is covered in a separate thread, but the ten other protest leaders were not and will remain in custody at Bangkok Remand Prison.

[Tony Clifton]

Like a snake through a crack.