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[cmcarrent]

h90, on 2006-04-25 20:42:42, said:

cmcarrent, on 2006-04-25 20:37:39, said:

ColPyat, on 2006-04-25 20:27:34, said:

I hope you guys blindly supporting the PAD have carefully listened to H.M. the King on TV, who finished adressing the new courts.
If you understood what he said, you may not like it.

I fully understood H.M. The King's speech.

If that's what u feel or think after hearing H.M. The King's speech, you must have again been reading inbetween the lines...taking in only what u want to hear or see.

It was a very fair speech and not taking sides at all.

I would strongly advice u to stop misleading others and stop putting words in H.M. The King's mouth.

Bugger Off.

do you know any full translation? Where I can find one?

Sorry h90,

My English is not good enough to do the translation and I'm afraid I might mis-interpret the actual meaning behind H.M. The King's speech. I'm sure there will be an English version somewhere on the internet soon.

Basically, H.M. The King's speech was mainly focus on the failure of recent Elections, and the Election Committee itself; and to find a way to solve the problem of the parliment not able to have a full seat. His starting speech starts with "An election with only one party running isn't democracy".

Pardon me if there's any mistake in my English.

[h90]

cmcarrent, on 2006-04-25 20:50:57, said:

h90, on 2006-04-25 20:42:42, said:

cmcarrent, on 2006-04-25 20:37:39, said:

ColPyat, on 2006-04-25 20:27:34, said:

I hope you guys blindly supporting the PAD have carefully listened to H.M. the King on TV, who finished adressing the new courts.
If you understood what he said, you may not like it.

I fully understood H.M. The King's speech.

If that's what u feel or think after hearing H.M. The King's speech, you must have again been reading inbetween the lines...taking in only what u want to hear or see.

It was a very fair speech and not taking sides at all.

I would strongly advice u to stop misleading others and stop putting words in H.M. The King's mouth.

Bugger Off.

do you know any full translation? Where I can find one?

Sorry h90,

My English is not good enough to do the translation and I'm afraid I might mis-interpret the actual meaning behind H.M. The King's speech. I'm sure there will be an English version somewhere on the internet soon.

Basically, H.M. The King's speech was mainly focus on the failure of recent Elections, and the Election Committee itself; and to find a way to solve the problem of the parliment not able to have a full seat. His starting speech starts with "An election with only one party running isn't democracy".

Pardon me if there's any mistake in my English.

thanks! Usually after H.M. the king speaks on something important all groups claim that it was in their favor and read something between the lines which was never spoken.

I'll wait for the translation, even hard for my english

[cmcarrent]

[quote name='h90' post='727410' date='2006-04-25 21:17:52'][quote name='cmcarrent' post='727364' date='2006-04-25 20:50:57']
[quote name='h90' post='727356' date='2006-04-25 20:42:42']
[quote name='cmcarrent' post='727351' date='2006-04-25 20:37:39']
[quote name='ColPyat' post='727336' date='2006-04-25 20:27:34']
I hope you guys blindly supporting the PAD have carefully listened to H.M. the King on TV, who finished adressing the new courts.
If you understood what he said, you may not like it.[/quote]

I fully understood H.M. The King's speech.

If that's what u feel or think after hearing H.M. The King's speech, you must have again been reading inbetween the lines...taking in only what u want to hear or see.

It was a very fair speech and not taking sides at all.

I would strongly advice u to stop misleading others and stop putting words in H.M. The King's mouth.

Bugger Off.
[/quote]
do you know any full translation? Where I can find one?
[/quote]

Sorry h90,

My English is not good enough to do the translation and I'm afraid I might mis-interpret the actual meaning behind H.M. The King's speech. I'm sure there will be an English version somewhere on the internet soon.

Basically, H.M. The King's speech was mainly focus on the failure of recent Elections, and the Election Committee itself; and to find a way to solve the problem of the parliment not able to have a full seat. His starting speech starts with "An election with only one party running isn't democracy".

Pardon me if there's any mistake in my English.
[/quote]

thanks! Usually after H.M. the king speaks on something important all groups claim that it was in their favor and read something between the lines which was never spoken.

I'll wait for the translation, even hard for my english
[/quote]

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