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Det verkar som om både PAD och UDD klarade av att visa sitt missnöje på gatorna bättre än vad ledamöterna i parlamentet gjorde, där gick Demokratiska MP till verbalt och fysiskt angrepp på talmannen så polis och PT ledamöter var tvungna att ingripa till talmannens försvar, man kunde läsa om detta i dagens Bangkok Post och där finns även en Youtube länk som visar kaoset.
Abhisit själv tycker inte att det Demokratiska partiet behöver be om ursäkt för deras MP.s dåliga uppförande, men säger samtidigt att det troligtvis skadar partiets image.
MPs brawl in unity bill chaos
House speaker faces impeachment petition
- Published: 31/05/2012 at 10:58 AM
- Newspaper section: News
MPs scuffled in parliament Wednesday after House Speaker Somsak Kiatsuranont was accused of serving ousted premier Thaksin Shinawatra's interests.

Chaos erupted in parliament Wednesday as opposition Democrat Party MPs protesting the reconciliation bill encircled House Speaker Somsak Kiatsuranont to demand that he leave the chamber. CHANAT KATANYU
The House of Representatives erupted into chaos when Mr Somsak cut short the opposition's protest and called for a vote to decide if reconciliation bills should be moved to the top of the agenda.
Democrat MP Thana Chirawinit approached Mr Somsak's bench and criticised him for serving Thaksin.
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"Is there a Dubai stamp on the hammer [you're holding]? Are you serving someone? What is the rush about? We MPs serve the people and do our job. Who are you to block us?" he said, referring to Thaksin, who lives in self-exile in Dubai.
A group of Democrat MPs then joined him. Some went up to Mr Somsak's bench to demand that he relieve himself from duty. Pheu Thai MPs rushed to block the opposition as about 40 parliament police officers surrounded Mr Somsak.
The stand-off went on for 10 minutes before Mr Somsak called for a short recess and left the chamber under tight protection.
During the recess, scuffling broke out between female Democrat and Pheu Thai MPs.
Democrat MPs Rangsima Rodrassami and Kantawan Tantian tried to remove the House speaker's chair. Pheu Thai MPs Prengmanee Rengsomboonsuk and Khattiya Sawatdiphol blocked them.
Rumours spread that Ms Khattiya was slapped by Ms Rangsima, but both women denied that.
The uproar in the chamber overshadowed street rallies outside by the anti-Thaksin People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) and the so-called multi-colour group to demand that the reconciliation bills be dropped. Police estimated about 5,000 people joined the rallies, which ended about 10pm and will resume Thursday.
http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/politics/295838/mps-brawl-in-unity-bill-chaos
Dems: No apology for House brawl
- Published: 31/05/2012 at 12:31 PM
- Online news: Local News
The opposition Democrat Party does not need to apologise for the chaos in parliament on Tuesday evening, Democrat leader Abhisit Vejjajiva said on Wednesday.
"The incident yesterday was not appropriate and had affected the image of the Democrat Party," Mr Abhisit said. "But there's no need [for the Democrats] to say sorry since we didn't do anything illegal."
http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/295929/dems-not-sorry-about-parliament-brawl
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