Hej
Det var bra att åtminstone en av dom över 90 döda var beväpnad, kunde dom inte identifiera denne man och komma vidare i gåtan om vilka dessa svartklädda män var och vem som sände ut dem?
Med vänlig hälsning isan lover
De flesta är identifierade och vem de arbetade för är inte så svårt att lista ut om man exempelvis läser HRW´s och TRCT´s rapporter.
Jag fortsätter att vara obstinat mot dina principer och lägger in ytterligare en länk med källfakta:
http://csis.org/publication/thailands-truth-reconciliation-commission-issues-final-report
Ett par klipp:
"It is worth noting that the TRCT’s report, contrary to earlier assessments, concludes that the “men in black,” a militant offshoot of the “red shirts,” existed and “played a crucial role in the Kok Wua Intersection bloodbath on April 10, 2010…and were involved in incidents leading up to the infamous May 19 crackdown"
"The TRCT recommended that the Yingluck government reconsider the increasingly harsh punishments dealt out for offenders of Thailand’s lèse-majesté law and that the law eventually be amended. Since Yingluck came to power last year, the number of lèse-majesté cases has dramatically increased."
In the end, the objective, comprehensive, and critical report released by the TRCT may not satisfy either side involved in the 2010 political violence. But it is a groundbreaking report for Thailand, given its objectivity and criticism of the political rifts that have rocked the country over the past decade. It is clear that Kanit na Nakorn and the commissioners took their duty to uncover the truth of events and its impact on reconciliation seriously, and the resulting report leaves no group without some of the blame in the events of 2010."
