Hej
Nu ska Demokraterna flytta ut politiken ifrån parlamentet till gatorna igen och det i sällskap med sina gamla vänner i det högerextrema rojalistiska PAD, detta kan man läsa om i dagens The Nation http://www.nationmultimedia.com/politics/Democrats-PAD-join-forces-to-fight-Thaksin-regime-30212842.html ,så nu kan vi väl se fram mot nya olagliga aktioner typ ockupera flygplatser och statliga byggnader, m.m.
Democrats, PAD join forces to fight 'Thaksin regime'
Prapasri Osathanon,
Nakarin Srilert
The Nation August 17, 2013 1:00 am
Nakarin Srilert
The Nation August 17, 2013 1:00 am
Say other players in movement against Shinawatra dynasty 'lack unity, clout'
The Democrats and the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) have agreed to join political forces to fight "Thaksin's regime", Democrat MP Nipit Intarasombat said yesterday.
Nipit says he has met with Panthep Pourpongpan, a leader and spokesman for the PAD, to discuss political strategy. He said the Democrats and the PAD had a common ground and it was now time for the two sides to join forces to fight the regime.
Joining the meeting was Democrat secretary-general Chalermchai Srion, party-list MP Kasit Piromya and Khunying Kalaya Sophonpanich.
According to Nipit, the Democrats and the PAD decided to resume talks as they believed current movements founded to fight "Thaksin's regime" lacked unity and political clout.
"We have come to the conclusion that we must fight Thaksin's regime together, but at the moment some political groups are restricted by their own rules, or by other restraints such as bail conditions and the restrictions on PAD leaders to give public speeches," Nipit said. "Democrat MPs don't want to resign, but if things return to a situation similar to the political crisis of 2006, they may decide to. We will therefore fight Thaksin's regime both in Parliament and on the streets."
Nipit says he has met with Panthep Pourpongpan, a leader and spokesman for the PAD, to discuss political strategy. He said the Democrats and the PAD had a common ground and it was now time for the two sides to join forces to fight the regime.
Joining the meeting was Democrat secretary-general Chalermchai Srion, party-list MP Kasit Piromya and Khunying Kalaya Sophonpanich.
According to Nipit, the Democrats and the PAD decided to resume talks as they believed current movements founded to fight "Thaksin's regime" lacked unity and political clout.
"We have come to the conclusion that we must fight Thaksin's regime together, but at the moment some political groups are restricted by their own rules, or by other restraints such as bail conditions and the restrictions on PAD leaders to give public speeches," Nipit said. "Democrat MPs don't want to resign, but if things return to a situation similar to the political crisis of 2006, they may decide to. We will therefore fight Thaksin's regime both in Parliament and on the streets."
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