Student protests in Thailand
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Related to current protests, it seems not much has changed in almost half a century.
Warning, graphic content.
Remembering October 6 in words and pictures
https://www.thaienquirer.com/19329/reme ... -pictures/
Warning, graphic content.
Remembering October 6 in words and pictures
https://www.thaienquirer.com/19329/reme ... -pictures/
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It seems that the current PM is trying to avoid a repeat of that horrific day, without giving in to all the demands.
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Twitter reveals 926 social media accounts run by the Thai Army to discredit political opponents
Twitter revealed on Thursday that it had uncovered a network of accounts “partaking in information operations” against prominent anti-government figures and opposition politicians.
According to the social media giant’s safety page, the company discovered 926 accounts which could be “reliably link[ed] to the Royal Thai Army and was actively engaged in information warfare against the government’s political opposition.
The full list of accounts associated with the RTA can be found here. Twitter said it would continue to take action against the network as it uncovers further details.
Student and anti-government protests have gripped the country for the past three months with demonstrators calling for a new constitution and the military-backed government to step down.
https://www.thaienquirer.com/19487/brea ... opponents/
Twitter revealed on Thursday that it had uncovered a network of accounts “partaking in information operations” against prominent anti-government figures and opposition politicians.
According to the social media giant’s safety page, the company discovered 926 accounts which could be “reliably link[ed] to the Royal Thai Army and was actively engaged in information warfare against the government’s political opposition.
The full list of accounts associated with the RTA can be found here. Twitter said it would continue to take action against the network as it uncovers further details.
Student and anti-government protests have gripped the country for the past three months with demonstrators calling for a new constitution and the military-backed government to step down.
https://www.thaienquirer.com/19487/brea ... opponents/
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Police remove activists camping out at Victory Monument
I'm seeing the below picture all over fb today. I can't grasp what's going on from the comments. My Thai reading skills are not great and Google translate's are even worse.
Anyone know?
Anyone know?

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Re: What's this pic all about?
Give the link please or copy/paste the text in whatever language, as it makes no sense to even guess. 

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Re: What's this pic all about?
I'll try find one. Most I saw were just on folk's news feeds. No link just the picture with a comment.

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Re: What's this pic all about?
It's not News then without backup. We'll move it back if it turns out to indeed be News.
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Re: What's this pic all about?
I believe the man being manhandled by the police had something to do with a sex offense involving an underage girl
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Can't find link yet. Just another fb feed with the below and the comment, "The most corrupt group in Thailand".
Will keep looking.
Will keep looking.
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Re: What's this pic all about?
Think I've got to the bottom of it. Thai police removing activists camping out at victory monument for a planned protest tomorrow.
At 12 minutes you can see them being hauled away into the police vans.
News article from the independent about it.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.indepe ... html%3famp
At 12 minutes you can see them being hauled away into the police vans.
News article from the independent about it.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.indepe ... html%3famp
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Re: Police remove activists camping out at Victory Monument
First picture: Looks like the army dude might have a hold on a couple of nuts. Cannot tell if the guy is grimacing or smiling. Wonder if some translatable text might give a clue..?
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Early rally site cleared, protesters arrested
https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/po ... s-arrested
https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/po ... s-arrested
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Lead news on CNN website right now. I won't post a link due to it's nature and LM law here 

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If you throw paint on the police, they will respond forcefully. Dumb move by the protesters. Say what you want to say but don't physically attack the police of the army or they will respond and you are likely to get hurt.
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Look at the haircuts.