Hej
Varken kungen eller Thaksin uttalade sig mig veterligen för att knarklangarna skulle skjutas men båda ville se kraftiga insatser mot drogmaffian.
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http://www.bangkokpost.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=72&t=5036
On January 14th, 2003, thaksin briefed a gathering of officials on the government’s new campaign to eliminate drugs within a deadline of three months. He told them the methods had already been pre-tested in certain provinces:
“Sometimes people were shot dead and had their assets seized as well. I think we have to be equally ruthless. The drug sellers have been ruthless with the Thai people, our children, so if we are ruthless with them it is not a big deal . . . If drugs traders are listening they must make up their minds whether to stop selling or carry on. If they don’t stop, there is a chance they will be dealt with in every way, both life and limb . . .
With the traders, you must use hammer and fist, that is, act decisively and without mercy . . . If some drugs traders die, it will be a common thing. We have to send a message that they have to quit. Traders will get no return except risk to their own lives, risk of being arrested, and of being finished off because all their assets are seized.” (thaksin 2003)
Ten days later, the Interior Minister Wan Mohamed Nor Matha reiterated the seriousness of the campaign:
“Tell them (drug traders) to stop selling drugs and leave the communities for good or they will be put behind bars or even “vanish without a trace . . .” Who cares? They are destroying our country . . .” (BP Jan. 25, 2003)