Tilokarat wrote:You have the wrong deity for Thailand even if the Buddha is not supposed to be worshipped in the same way as the Christian and Jewish head of state...ummm...God. 55555

Thai Buddhists don't want to be saved, they want to earn enough merit in this life to be re-born into a happier existence in the next life.

Red shirts to use newtactics including possible armed attacks : Jakrapob
By The Nation


Runaway red shirted leader Jakrapob Penkair promised that the "red-shirt" protest movement in Thailand would continue a clandestine campaign against the Abhisit government.
One of the most outspoken red shirted leader, Jakrapob managed to escape overseas after the army broke up the mass protests in Bangkok a week ago.

Speaking to the BBC from in hiding, he said the movement would use different tactics to confront the government, including possible armed attacks.

"I believe the room for unarmed and non-violent means to resolve Thailand's problem is getting smaller every day," he told BBC.

The sudden end of the red-shirt protests last week has left the movement in disarray.

Five of the organisers have been arrested and are being held under the emergency decree, which is still in effect.



Speaking by phone from an undisclosed location, he told the BBC that the struggle to bring down the current government would continue, but that they would no longer rely on conventional forms of protest.

"The state of emergency is a big help. It puts people underground. I believe the room for unarmed and non-violent means to resolve Thailand's problem is getting smaller every day," he said.