A network of conspirators
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April 27, 2010
Suthep Thuagsuban, the deputy prime minister, has just announced that the Emergency Command Operation would summon all the suspects who are believed to be involved in a plot to overthrow the Monarchy for interrogation.
"Whether they are related to Thaksin Shinawatra or not, we don't care. We'll proceed with the legal process. We'll never allow anybody to offend the Monarchy," he said.
Suthep said the suspects will receive a summon to appear before the Emergency Command Operation. If they fail to show up, a second summon will be issued. If they still try to avoid the summon, an arrest warrant will follow.
Asked whether Gen Chavalit Yongchaiyudh would face a summon, Suthep said: "We are taking a look at it."
Col Sansern Kaewkamnerd, the spokesman of the Emergency Command Operation, yesterday released the names of the key personalities, whom he said have allegedly been involved in an attempt to overthrow the Monarchy. He said the Red Shirts have created all the turmoil to apply pressure on the authorities and raised the level of their protests to a terrorist rally.
"They have in their possession massive weapons and they have also been creating stories with fabricated information to attack the institution of high reverence," he said. "This scheme has been systematically executed by core leaders, sub-core leaders and many others who have faced arrest warrants or have escapted from the hands of the authorities."
Nutthawat Saikua, one of the leaders of the Red Shirts, said the list of conspirators to overthrow the Monarchy is a work of "imagination" and a "joke". He plans to assign the Red Shirts' lawyers to sue the government and the Emergency Command Operation for having produced this mud-slinging work.
Network of Conspirators
Source: Matichon (April 27, 2010)
Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva has also confirmed the existence of this network of conspirators, whose aim is to overthrow the Monarchy. "They have been actively doing their work all the time," he said. Abhisit added that the government would have to educate the general public about this movement to overthrow the Monarchy and at the same time it would also have to resort to the legal means to go after the conspirators.
"We are beginning to see a clearer picture. The Emergency Operation Command will have to pursue this matter further," said Abhisit.
Central to this network of conspirators, according to the Emergency Operation Command, are Thaksin Shinawatra, Gen Chavalit Yongchaiyudh, Somchai Wongsawat, who are linked to the Pheu Thai Party and the United Front for Democracy Against Dictatorship. Apart from the community radios in the North and Northeast, the major media outlets of the Red Shirts are People Channel TV, Voice of Thaksin, Thai Red News and Truth Today.
The three hard-headed buddies are also included in this network, as well as Suriya Jungrungreangkit, Dr Weng Tojirakarn, Jakrapob Penkhair, Ji Ungphakorn, Adisorn Phiangket, Sutham Saengprathum, etc.
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