Hej
Den Thailändska armens Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha vill avlyssna allas telefoner både fasta och mobila för att upptäcka fall av "lese majeste" inom armen, där varje spår av förolämpning av den kungliga instutitionen ska följas upp.
Han vill också hindra att hemlig information läcker till ex. vis dom röda, eftersom dom röda verkade känna till vad armen hade för planer i förväg vid sammandrabbningarna tidigare i år.
Den grupp som ska ansvara för telefonavlyssningen tillsattes efter kuppen den 19/9 år 2006.
Själv tycker jag att det är ännu ett tecken på hur paranoida och hänsynslösa rojalisterna är, och hur stort inflytande dom nu har med Apishit vid makten, en både farlig och tråkig utveckling.
Mvh Isan Lover
Army plans to tap soldiers' calls
Prayuth wants acts of lese majeste monitored Published: 12/11/2010 at 12:00 AM
Newspaper section: News
The army plans to step up its monitoring of soldiers' mobile and fixed-line phones and internet activity to "keep tabs on acts of lese majeste", a source says.
The source yesterday quoted army chief Prayuth Chan-ocha as saying soldiers' use of phones and the internet would be monitored to prevent leaks of classified information and to monitor acts of lese majeste.
The source said Gen Prayuth ordered a special unit to tap soldiers' phones to see if anyone was leaking army secrets to anti-government red shirt operatives. "From now, conversations on all kinds of phones in army offices will be monitored for any trace of insult to the [royal] institution or the leakage of state secrets," the source said.
"Superiors in the army were taken by surprise that the red shirt leaders had known about developments in military plans very fast, fresh after a meeting. This shows there are spies in the military."
The source said the task force responsible for the monitoring was set up after the Sept 19, 2006, coup d'etat.
Gen Prayuth supervised the special task force when he was the 1st Army commander under the coup-installed Surayud Chulanont government.
The task force comes under the Internal Security Operations Command.
http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/security/205942/army-plans-to-tap-soldiers-calls