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 The End of Bangkok’s Epic Protest, or Just the Beginning?Posted on May 5, 2010
The two-month-long mass protest that has paralyzed the Thai capital is nearing resolution, as the besieged prime minister looks ready to accept new elections. But some observers wonder, with rival mobs ready to march in perpetuity, if Thai politics will ever really stabilize.
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By antispin, May 6, 2010 at 11:34 am Link to this comment
“What, no reporting on the epic street battles in Greece to protest the IMF? Wow, you guys are slipping over there at Truthdig headquarters. “
All that is propaganda foisted by banking [self-censored pejorative here].
http://www.newropeans.eu/spip.php?article1380&lang=en
Report thisBy Ouroborus, May 6, 2010 at 5:48 am Link to this comment
What’s going on here in Thailand is not easily
Report thisunderstood by the western press. Most get it wrong.
As a long term expat I’m having trouble wrapping my
mind around the complexity of the situation.
Combine that with censorship and threats of lese
majeste and embedded reporters are hobbled at best.
The truth will not come from within Thailand. Look to
the Asia Times for a semblance of the real situation.
Enough said!
By Commune115, May 5, 2010 at 11:49 pm Link to this comment
What, no reporting on the epic street battles in Greece to protest the IMF? Wow, you guys are slipping over there at Truthdig headquarters.
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