@TostevinM Who initiated the summonses ?
Seems the RTP continue to act where civil proceedings may be required. Thais with extremely thin skins doing the military's bidding.
The pro-democracy Free Youth group asks their supporters to meet first at the Democracy Monument on Wednesday before moving on to the nearby Crown Property Bureau. #BangkokPost#Thailand https://t.co/c8b4ylFQDK
The American online magazine “The Diplomat” said the most striking thing about the current anti-government movement has been its willingness to identify the monarchy as the central question in Thai politics.
https://t.co/dNkOnTIO8a
Yesterday, HK court has denied bail to activists @/joshuawongcf, @/chowtingagnes and Ivan Lam. All three will remain in custody until the sentencing hearing on Dec 2.
We need your attention and please spreading the news.
Stand with HK 🇹🇭🇭🇰
#ม็อบเพื่อฮ่องกง#SaveHKThreeActivist
@nationnews This is totally believable given the monetary largess and irresponsible spending the illegal military administration has been guilty of in recent years.
Tyrannical administrations have always spent like there is no tomorrow in the vain hope of prolonging their tenure
@nationnews That's just great!
All it needs now are Land Transport officials and/or RTP officers to actively police the laws and regulations.
So far they have been glaringly absent from Thai roads.
Kavi: One way to determine whether Thailand is important to the US is when Joe Biden says he will organise a Global democracy forum. We must ensure that Thailand is invited. If we are not invited, it means that the US doesn’t regard us as a democratic country. #ThaiPBSWorldTalk
The protesters’ controversial 10-point manifesto for monarchy reform, also included the issue of royal assets.
#whatshapenninginthailand#ThailandProtest2020
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@abcnews An interesting exercise to know just how much of China's space program was made possible through their own endeavours or through their espionage network.
@BangkokPostNews The often quoted promises of the junta leader to consult, together with the king's statement that Thailand is "the land of compromise" tend to mean very little as the demonstrations continue.
Barbed wire has been installed at the Crown Property Bureau as the office prepares for a rally by protesters amid a police warning to keep the distance as it is a palace area. #BangkokPost#Thailand https://t.co/fTEe3jjA52
@BangkokPostNews More guess work from an illegal administration devoid of economists and sound fiscal policy.
Devalue the baht and watch the economy take off!
@BangkokPostNews There can be little doubt the military backed administration and its cabinet members are extremely nervous as to just where this will all end.