für Sondhi könnte es mal eng werden. 18 Tage war er ja schon im Knast. zig Jahre drohen ihm. Eine Berufung hat er noch, danach ist Schluss.Kevin hat geschrieben:Spielt das alles eine Rolle? Die wahren Anstifter (egal welcher Farbe) haben doch eh nichts zu befürchten.
bukeo hat geschrieben:für Sondhi könnte es mal eng werden. 18 Tage war er ja schon im Knast. zig Jahre drohen ihm. Eine Berufung hat er noch, danach ist Schluss.Kevin hat geschrieben:Spielt das alles eine Rolle? Die wahren Anstifter (egal welcher Farbe) haben doch eh nichts zu befürchten.
irgendein Premier war m.E. wegen Korruption mal im Knast. Ist aber schon länger her.Kevin hat geschrieben:
Kennst du irgendeinen Fall mit hohen Rössern, der hier schlussendlich nicht den Berlusconi Weg ging?
Twitter: General Romklao killers, men in black, are seized
Nicht nur dass, es geht noch weiter:bukeo hat geschrieben:scheinbar haben sie den Killer, der Oberst Romklao am 10.4.2010 mit einer M79 erschossen hat, wo dazu noch viele weitere Soldaten verwundet und getötet
wurden.
Ich sags doch, wenn jemand mit einer Knarre im Anschlag hinter ihnen steht, sind sogarAll the suspects were involved in a firearm and grenade attack against troops dispatched to a protest rally in a small alley near the Democracy Monument on the night of April 10, 2010, Pol General Somyot Pumpunmuang, deputy National Police chief, said yesterday.
The attackers all wore black clothes and hoods, he said.
Earlier investigations into the 2010 disturbances found that armed men in dark attire, dubbed "men in black" by many people, had mingled with red-shirt protesters.
Somyot was speaking during a press conference at police headquarters attended by many senior police and military officers that was called to announce the arrest.
An eighth suspect has died, but Somyot did not state the cause.
Romklao's wife Nicha Hiranburana thanked Somyot for the arrests. She posted a long Facebook message saying she hoped the arrests would expose the mastermind of the attack that left five military officers dead and many others wounded.
Somyot said that under questioning, the suspects confessed that they participated in the attack. Investigators would next attempt to link the suspects to their accomplices and mastermind.
Bingo! Eigentlich sollte man nun an den/die Auftraggeber herankommen!Police have identified a mastermind as Chakrarin Ruangsak-vichit, who is now wanted under an arrest warrant issued by the military court of Saraburi.
There is a connection between the suspects and Kritsuda Kunasen, a red-shirt leader who recently accused the junta of torturing her during military detention, Somyot said.
The suspects were charged with carrying war-grade weapons in public without a permit. They were handed over to Crime Suppression police for detention after the press conference.
The attack was plotted at a condominium on Ram-Inthra Road, Somyot said.
The assailants, armed with heavy weapons including an M79 grenade launcher, were taken to the scene of the attack in a van.
Kittisak, one of the suspects, said they had not known one another before joining the attack. They were not instructed to target any military officer in particular, he said.
555! Vielleicht sollte man dem "Pressesprecher" mal die Live Übertragungen aus ThaksinsThanawut Wichaidit, spokesman for the red-shirt United Front of Democracy Against Dictatorship, said the red shirts were confident there were no "men in black" among their protesters during the unrest of 2010.
"We fight peacefully, and the red shirts had nothing to do" with the violent attack, he said.
Dieser Erfolg ist sehr wichtig für die Zukunft des Landes und ich hoffe dass PrayuthPrime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha has warned people behind the fatal attacks during the political unrest to "be prepared" and turn themselves in because he has all of their names in his hands.
The coup leader said he had the names of the supporters and financiers of the violent attacks in 2010 as well as those in 2013 and this year, and he urged them to report to authorities. Some are inside...
the country and some had fled abroad, he added. "You would be shocked and surprised if I revealed the names of those who provided support for the acquisition of such weapons, including their financing,"...
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Also zunächst mal kann ich aus meiner eigenen Erfahrung sagen dass ich während meinerSo far, education authorities gave conflicting accounts on why details on Thaksin were erased from the Thai historical textbooks. One account was that the Thai political history happened to end only at the government of Chuan Leekpai (1997-2001). Basically, this is the case of the textbooks not being updated. In another account, education authorities admitted not to include Thaksin’s name, but only mentioned the period of political difficulties. Either way, it raises suspicions on the part of the Thai state in purposefully forgetting the Thaksin period, which saw the longest-running elected government in the short political history of the Thai nation.
Forgetting the past represents a trick that cleanses a nation. It is a trick that is designed to hide some inconvenient truths. More importantly, it is a part of adding a layer of legitimacy to the regime of the day. Erasing important figures or political episodes from the pages of history is not an uncommon practice.
All diese vollkommen unschuldigen Democrazy Opfer die sich untereinander nochPolice have shown evidence seized from the house of red-shirt activist Kritsuda Khunasen which they have used to file weapons charge against her and five other people. "We insist our prosecution against Ms Kritsuda is backed by evidence and witnesses. It's not an effort to discredit her," deputy police chief Pol Gen Somyot Poompanmoung, who will be police chief on Oct...
Among the papers unveiled on Friday were deposit slips made to detainees or inmates, purchase evidence of weapons including AKA, M79 and RPG launchers and ledgers of money transfers to many people from... 1,000 to 100,000 baht each. It also included a letter from a detainee thanking Ms Kritsuda for transferring him 50,000 baht.
On June 23, a televised clip showed her in custody. She said in the clip she was well and had not been tortured and there was no curb on her rights or freedom.
As soon as she was released the next day, Ms Kritsuda fled abroad and published a video clip claiming the opposite - that she was tortured during the detention, a charge the junta flatly denied. She... was later charged in absentia with having weapons and police have been trying to extradite her since. After the police implicated her in the arrests of the five people, she released another clip denying...any involvement, claiming she was still an "embryo", or a student, when the Kok Wua killings took place.
Red-shirt leaders, however, denied knowing her or having met her in person.
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