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“I'm thai people. I want to explain about this. ahh... if u watch from thoese clip u'll see we splite to 2 group are yellow shirt and red shirt. with yellow shirt they are middle to high class. they believe Mr.Taksin's policy will bring thailand to hell, example he public some comperate that hold by thailand goverment like power, communication and energy company to stock market for corupt that income for himself. and red shirt side love him because he is the first prime minister of thailand that care about low or working class by give low interest lone to people in countryside 1 million bath per village (about $30,303) for operate their bussiness. more that that Mr. taksin do many thing for working class and country side people.
but source of money that Mr.Taksin give to improve quality of life of working class is wrong and that can improve inflation of thai bath.
and i think both of 2 side think they are almost of thai people so they think they can do every thing to request what they want but i think the both of them are less than 10 million people from 70 million people of thailand.
last i have hear rumor about red shirt group give money to who stand for protest with them they will pay for 500 - 1,500 bath per day ($15 - 45) and our lowest wage is only 200 bath per day in bangkok so this is why red shirt have many people to protest with them”
Mustsumoto via Apple Podcasts ·
Thailand ·
01/12/11
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“This story doesn't seem to fit the events of the recent protests. Media continues to take the side of the underdog along with half of the facts just to make a story worth reporting. This story follows that line of thinking. Having been in Bangkok for these events I can say that the red shirts...”Read full review »
BearLemley via Apple Podcasts ·
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12/21/10
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“The issue is simple. Thaksin has been corrupt. But he is BILLIONNAIRE. He has spent his money organizing the Red-shirt rallies and underground movements. He has paid for a political party in the House. Also hugely paid is his PR activities in and ourside of Thailand. The dramatization...”Read full review »
Superbth34 via Apple Podcasts ·
Thailand ·
01/08/11
“Not sure if the producer of this video has really talked to the Thais who have been fighting and or having the effect of the fight or not. It seems like it is only gotten the view of western lens and the Amnesty.
If you want to do it properly, please cover a real people views who might not be...”Read full review »
noiyo via Apple Podcasts ·
Thailand ·
12/11/10
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