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Läste en artikel i dagens Bangkok Post att dom rödas Natthawut Saikua tror att Demokraterna har en dold agenda och försöker ge utomparlamentariska krafter signaler att försöka störta regeringen genom att förhala parlamentsarbetet och orsaka kaos i parlamentet.
Jatuporn själv tror att det är en ny kupp som PAD är ute efter, och det är ju ett bekant sätt för demokraterna att kommma till makten på så det har dom nog inget emot, för invalda blir dom ju inte, han sa också att han vill att rödskjortorna ska hålla sig lugna och stanna i sina provinser.
Natthawut: Dems have hidden agenda
The attempts to disrupt the parliamentary sessions over the past two days by the Democrats looked like a signal for the outside parliament power to topple the government, co-leader of the red-shirts Natthawut Saikua said on Friday.
Mr Natthwaut said the Democrats and the outside power planned to topple the government by using the reconciliation bills as a justification.
He called on Abhisit Vejjajiva to resign as leader of the Democrat Party for failing to show responsibility for the House brawls caused by his party members.
Mr Abhisit had not tried to stop the Democrats from inciting chaos in the House of Representatives, he claimed.
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Jatuporn: PAD inviting a coup
The People’s Alliance for Democracy (PAD) is now trying to incite violence to pave the way for another military coup, red-shirt co-leader Jatuporn Prompan said on Friday afternoon.
At a press conference to explain the stance of the red-shirt United front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) held at Imperial Lat Phrao shopping centre, Mr Jatuporn claimed that the yellow-shirts planned to create conditions for a coup, as happened on Sep 19, 2006.
UDD chairwoman Thida Thavornsate and other UDD co-leaders were also at the news conference.
The yellow-shirts had obstructed Pheu Thai MPs from entering parliament to prevent them from attending a meeting to deliberate the four reconciliation bills, even though the process of creating national unity was in line with democratic system, he said.
Mtr Jatuporn called the red-shirts to stay cool, stay put and closely follow the political situation.
In the event of a coup, red-shirts in all provinces must travel to Bangkok and join forces at the Democracy Monument, which would be the centre for the fight against the coup, said Mr Jatuporn.
He told the red-shirts to wait for a signal from Mrs Thida, Nattawut Sakuar or himself before moving on the capital. Without an order from one of these three leaders, the red-shirts must stay put in their respective provinces.
Mr Jatuporn sought to reassure all soldiers that the red-shirts have no thought of toppling the high institution, as alleged, and that they would fight against only those trying to destroy democracy.
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