Hej
Hittade en länk där man tar upp varför så många av dom 100 000 tals expats i Thailand ogillar Thaksin och dom röda, och t.o.m uttrycker hat mot dessa på olika internet forum där man bl.a har kunnat läsa att "jag önskar att militären dödar fler röda" och jämför dom röda med terrorister som "Bin Laden", såna uttalande tyder på vansinne men är verkligt framförda åsikter.
Mvh Isan Lover
http://thaiintelligentnews.wordpress.com/2011/05/22/globalism-intelligence-why-expatriates-in-Thailand-hate-the-red-shirts-the-theory-thai-intel-likes/
Why some expatriates in Thailand hate the Red Shirts “The theory Thai Intel likes”
•By Ranger, Thai Intel’s political journalist
"Who really knows why and how many of the 100,000s number of expatriates in Thailand dislike the Red Shirts.
But when a popular expatriate at a popular forum board for expatriates said he wished the Thai military would kill more Red Shirts, when another famous expatiate say that if the Red Shirts set up another stage, he would go and tear it down personally and also, and when a popular expatriate blogger start to compare a Red Shirts with Bin Ladden-all of that is more than insanity-but it is real attitudes.
Then a famous global class investor who calls Thailand home, says so many things that points to nothing but hated of the Red Shirts and Thaksin-many expatriate here in Thailand and globally, listens to that icon of investor-and follow his reasoning-however insane it sounds.
Then Thai Intel ran into a Japanese expatriate on Twitter-and he blasted away at the Red Shirts-to which Thai Intel would add, that Japanese expatriate, knows very little of any facts about the Red Shirt, Pheu Thai Party, Thaksin or Yingluck at all-meaning it is just hatred and prejudices based on some uttle belief that is not factual.
All of that insanity, while can be brushed off, more often than not, it can not-as all the insane opinions gets propagated globally-to even major news organizations.
Time Magazine recently had an article on the Red Shirts, blasting away by saying that the Thai Red Shirts are an insult to the Middle East up-rising-and for much of that article, the Time Magazine writer, dedicated space to how much the Red Shirts protest had disrupted the life of foreign expatriates in Bangkok.
There are many theory why expatriates, from advance open democratic society comes to be a part of the far extreme right in Thailand. Inconvienences, disruption of business and many other-are some of the theory."