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Srirasmi Push it

2012-01-25T14:14:00.019+01:00

Without doubt the most viewed Srirasmi porn video on the internet, with more than 66,000 views already clocked up. And still as popular as ever with Srirasmi porn fans!

This little beauty is not technically a "video" as such, but rather what some would call a "slide show" made up of still photographs sequenced together with background music.

I have it on good authority that the background track "Push it" was a huge hit in the British charts for a female duo called "Salt `n´ Pepper, and it's certainly spicy!

The naked girl who appears in the video in provocative sexual poses is of course Srirasmi, the future queen of Thailand. And that the photographs are genuine is beyond doubt.

This particular set of sexy snaps are rumoured to come from a German magazine, though they also popped up at one point on another slide show in a website called NorporchorUSA.

Srirasmi is officially married to Thailand's Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn, a gigolo playboy prince who is known to live in Germany with one of his many Thai girlfriends.

Is it just coincidence that both the pervert prince and his steamy photographs are linked to Germany? Or it confirmation that the Crown Prince himself released the photographs on the internet.

Certainly, some would say it's odd that so many photographs of Vajiralongkorn's ex-wives and girlfriends have found their way onto the net, without the prince's involvement.

Conor Purcell and Jeff Savage Beaten and Humiliated

2010-06-29T15:26:00.003+02:00

This is perhaps the one video Thai authorities least want foreigners to watch. It shows just how cruel Abhisit Vejjajiva's military backed regime can be towards prisoners from other nations.

So what "crimes" did these men commit? One, Conor David Purcell, made a speech in which he criticised the Thai army and the illegitimate regime which it controls. No hate speech, just strong words which were applauded by Red shirts.

The other so-called "terrorist", Jeff Savage, made a stupid comment in a Youtube video in which he said it was his intention to "burn down" king Bhumibol's Centre World shopping centre. Something which is completely impossible for one man with a box of matches to do. Ask any incendiary expert.

Knowing these facts, and the brutal treament these men are being subjected to, one wonders if the illegitimate government of Thailand has ever heard of "human rights". Certainly, British man Jeff Savage was showing clear signs of shell shock at the time he made his threat.

Both Conor Purcell and Jeff Savage were under terrible stress during the Red Shirt protests and subsequent military crackdown, in which army snipers deliberately targeted foreign journalists. They are not criminals. Thai authorities have no right to beat and humiliate these men.

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2010-06-26T12:19:00.010+02:00

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2010-06-19T18:17:00.009+02:00

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Eric Campbell "Long Live the King!"

2010-04-25T20:13:00.015+02:00

Recently an ABC documentary called "Long Live the King" caused a serious political rift between the Thai government and Australia. And it's no wonder! Watch this video by pantarman4ever and listen to what Eric Campbell says.

It seems it's not Thailand's "Reds" who are undermining the Thai Crown Prince, Maha Vajiralongkorn, but the Royalists themselves! According to Eric Campbell Thai royalists see little chance of holding on to their power base with the Crown Prince as king.

And it makes sense. Why for example, hasn't Bhumibol Adulyadej named a successor? King Bhumibol's son Prince Vajiralongkorn, is only "the heir apparent" and not "the heir" to the Thai crown. The reality is that no-one really wants this peculiar man and his ex-porn star wife to be king and queen.

Unfortunately, with Thailand's lese majeste law still strictly enforced, an open debate in Thai society on the matter is highly unlikely, even if it tears the country apart as it seems to be doing.

Akbar Khan: King of Lese Majeste

2010-03-25T13:30:00.009+01:00

Meet Akbar Khan, the DSI's useful idiot who is fast becoming the biggest joke in Thailand. Not content with bringing lese majeste charges against the entire board of the Foreign Correspondents Club of Thailand (FCCT), Akbar now wants to bring charges against Frank Anderson, editor of the Korat Post.

So what is it with this chi chi snitch? Well, it seems that Akbar has an identity crisis brought on by his "love" of Thailand's ape king: Bhumibol Adulyadej. To the point where this wannabe Thai forgets that he is in fact, of Pakistani origin.

And just to prove that he loves old whiskey breath more than any "other" Thai, Akbar spends his sad little life on Youtube, posting rude messages in defence of the Thai king. Such is his obssession with defending Lek, that he was even sacked from his job at the Phuket Gazette for his lack of productivity.

Ever since then, Akbar has been a man on a mission. His obssession with being rejected by fellow journalists has developed into a huge personal grudge against foreign journalists living in Thailand, whom Akbar believes are all republicans riddled with unpure lese majeste thoughts.

We sincerely hope Akbar gets over his present emotional difficulties. Meanwhile, if you would like to find out more about this effeminate sounding loser, check out this website: http://www.whoisakbarkhaninbangkok.blogspot.com/

Sex with Condom Man

2010-03-21T15:18:00.004+01:00

This video has just turned up in Youtube channel royalpardon4suwicha and it's already raised a few eye-brows! "Condom Man" is on the prawl again, looking for young virgins to rape and infect with AIDS.

So if you're at a party with "Condom Man", be careful with your drink!! "Condom Man" may just poison it and infect you with HIV. Don't say you haven't been warned.... Thank you father Christmas for the warning.

Phew!

"Tweet" a Youtube Video in Support of Suwicha!

2010-01-13T23:44:00.007+01:00

Exactly one year ago, on January 14th, 2009, Thai man Suwicha Thakhor was arrested and charged under Thailand's Computer Crimes law, for "insulting" the King of Thailand. One year later, Suwicha's application for a royal pardon from the Thai king, has yet to be processed.

This video marking the one year anniversary of Suwicha's arrest, has appeared here sia4playboy with a simple message: If you support Suwicha Thakhor, tweet a Youtube video in support! So start your tweeting! You'll find lot's of videos in Youtube by searching under Suwicha's name.

Let's hope for the sake of Suwicha's family, that we don't have to make this "video tweeting" campaign an annual event. Free Suwicha Thakhor!

Sia O's Doggy Birthday Party

2009-12-29T22:59:00.010+01:00

Would you believe a new version of this Thai classic has just appeared in Youtube of all places, here maasikamammi in fact. Careful! If you're thinking of downloading this video onto your computer, it is illegal in Thailand to do this under the Computer Crimes Law: you could go to prison for 5 years.

Two interesting things to look out for: At the start of the video Srirasmi is fully dressed and is even seen wearing a hat. Detractors of this video claimed the video was fake because Srirasmi's "black cocktail dress" had been digitally erased. But as you can see from this version, Srirasmi's dress is nothing like previously described. There never was a "black cocktail dress".

The other interesting point to look out for is the Birthday cake. More specifically, the decorative object on top of the cake. It looks like a plastic ornament of some sort, but whatever it is, it was definitely not there in the previous versions of the video.

Which is strange, because the music, the movements of the couple and servants remain the same in all versions, but the plastic elephant is not apparent in the other versions when they are placing the candles on the cake. is it possible that two identical versions were made? if so, why?

That's it for 2009!

Just to wish you all a very happy 2010

Hopefully, I'll see you all soon with some new videos.

(DSI eat my socks)

The Perfect Birthday gift for HM the King

2009-12-04T22:49:00.014+01:00

Still thinking about which present to give king Bhumibol for his 82nd Birthday? Well how about a book? Always a popular choice. How about this one in fact? The Devil's discus, published yesterday (5th December) coincidence?

It's an amusing little read. It's all about Ananda Mahidol. You know, Ananda. King Bhumibol's "ex" brother. That's right! The one found dead in his bed with a neat little bullet hole in his royal head. If you're interested, you can buy the book here.

Incidently, there's also a brilliant interview with a German forensic on the topic of King Ananda's murder, in FACT. Which is curious because the voice you can hear on this video by Sia4Playboy, is precisely that man. His name is Dr Mark Benecke.

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Bhumibol Adulyadej: Still selfish at 82

2009-12-04T22:48:00.016+01:00

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This Girl Loves the King

2009-11-24T23:19:00.006+01:00

I think this video is dedicated to Thailand's DSI. At least, that's what it says at the start of the video. It's from Diediechakri, who else? So let's see if we can answer his question: Why is the original "Kill Thaksin" video not banned in Thailand?

Isn't it obvious? The job of the Thai army, the police, PAD, etc, is to "protect the king" as he fills those huge pockets in his royal robe with billions of dollars of Thai people's money. Isn't that the truth? It's not for nothing that King Bhumibol is the richest monarch in the world (Forbes 2009).

An excellent video. I'm going to send a copy to the Royal Household Bureau post haste.

Pearl of Wisdom from KhmerSerey1

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2009-11-22T23:41:00.037+01:00

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Thai Women Threaten to "rape" Abhisit.

2009-11-21T23:25:00.010+01:00

OK, who made this??

Obviously one of those Red shirt women up there in Chiang Mai. Poor Abhishit, the Red shirts want to kill him. Aaaah, Call a wambulance, quick. Abhisit needs the army to "protect" him from all those Thai women. He probably thinks they want to rape him. LOL.

To download this audio go to: http://www.stoplesemajeste.etop.tv/play_audio.php?audio=3

Funny video from Fuckbhumpiballs.

Death Threats and Hypocrisy

Has everybody conveniently fogotten this death threat against Thaksin and all his family? Is this just a "joke", but not the death threat against Abhisit, right? What about the death threats against me for speaking out against lese majeste law?

People need to get a grip on this issue. Death threats are always wrong, but Abhisit is using this "death threat" as an excuse to use the brutal army against the Red Shirts. Anybody who can't see that is blind.

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Supinya Klangnarong: Thai Netizens Network

2009-11-21T14:17:00.010+01:00

Thai Netizens Network (TNN) recently asked Thai authorities to explain how they were technically able to gain access my e-mail, in order to read the messages which Nat Sattayapornpisut had sent me. TNN also requested details of the law which allows this type of communications interception to be used in Thailand.

Here's an interview with TNN's Supinya Klangnarong, in which she mentions many of the issues currently being discussed by Human Rights organisations, including Thailand's lese majeste law and Computer Crimes law. With regard to lese majeste law, Supinya makes some excellent points.

As Supinda rightly points out, there is no criteria for defining lese majeste. Which means that even a polite criticism, can lead to accusations of "defamation" against the Thai king or other members of the royal family, which is precisely what has been happening over the past few years.

The solution proposed by TNN is "open dialogue" about the issue of lese majeste law. But this too apparently, is lese majeste. No-one can criticise this law, or suggest any reforms to it, without "insulting" the monarch.

From that I think we can safely conclude, that when the Thai king invited Thai people to criticise him in 2005, he was in fact "insulting" himself and therefore liable to prosecution for lese majeste. Have you ever heard anything more ridiculous in your life?

Good video from RSFinternet

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Nat is FREE!

2009-11-20T16:59:00.007+01:00

I'm not going to gloat, because it's not about that. There are still many others in prison, who should not be there.

The fight against Thailand's Computer Crime's Law and lese majeste law, is about justice and the right to free speech. That's all.

I'm glad Nat is now free to go home. I'm very, very happy :)

You can read the news about Nat's release in Prachatai.com

Pearl of Wisdom from Reporters Sans Fronters

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"SITEL" - How did the DSI Read my E-mails?

2009-11-19T15:10:00.005+01:00

I hope this video, which, I have uploaded to Youtube, here NatSattayapornpisut, will help in the fight to free Nat. Nowadays, it seems individuals have their civil rights taken away from them with impunity, in the name of "national security", but in reality most of these arrests are politically motivated.

Currently the issue of SITEL is hot on the news stands in Spain, with both main political parties discussing the "legality" of this system of communications interception. It was probably the SITEL system, or something similar, which either Thai police or Spanish police used to gain access to my e-mail account and read my mail.

If you have a Youtube channel, or a blog of your own, please feel free to upload this video because you'll be helping Nat by doing so. Meanwhile, the Thai Netizens Network are seeking answers from Thai authorities relating to the way in which the DSI gained access to my e-mails. Let's hope they get answers to their questions.

I think it's important that we continue to talk about this issue, if we are to maintain our right to privacy and free speech. Thank you for all your support.

2009-11-17T14:31:00.000+01:00

2009-11-16T14:44:00.008+01:00

Hi!

I'm "Nui", I live in Frankfurt, and I'm screwing Sia O! We have a baby together now.

Byeeeeeeeeeee!

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DSI Admit Nat didn't Send the Videos

2009-11-15T17:44:00.015+01:00

The organisation Thai Netizen Network have made a formal request for clarification, regarding the arrest of Nat sattayapornpisut and others arrested recently under Thailand's Computer Crime Law. You can read their requests here:

Request for Clarification Regarding The Arrests of Internet Users

Interesting points here: The DSI no longer claim that Nat sent me the videos via e-mail, as it was first reported in the press. Now apparently, Nat "e-mailed links to the 3 offensive clips". This is important because there's a big difference between sending videos and e-mailing links to those videos.

The most interesting part of Thai Netizen Network's request however, is their request for clarification into the way the DSI gained access to my mail, and whether this was "an abuse of power or misuse of the Computer Crime Law".

The DSI still haven't got their facts right. There were only two videos originally, not three. I myself edited these two videos into three separate videos. If necessary, and just to prove my point, I'm prepared to make these links public, in the same way that I made the messages from Nat public, to demonstrate that he had not sent me the videos via e-mail.

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Abhisit the Bullshit Merchant

2009-11-14T15:32:00.016+01:00

Some people deal in stocks and shares, others like Thailand's illegitimate Prime Minister, Abhisit Vejjajiva, deal in bullshit. He's made a political career on the stuff, always looking for that photo opportunity with someone famous or influencial, in the vain hope that it will add legitimacy to his sadly disunited government.

Abhisit has had to wait a whole ten years for his chance to rule over his Thai subjects, during which time nobody has ever voted for him, not even when he became "Prime Minister". A bit of political arse licking et voilá, Abhisit made it to the very top of the ape tree.

Abhisit is the ideal Prime Minister for Thailand, not only is he an empty suit, but the Thai king chose him. Ideal, in fact. The army too, love this stuck up Eton "educated" English toff. That's because he's a puppet, with no ideas of his own and little or no credibility as a leader.

So the question on everyone's lips is, when will Adhisit finally quit talking shit and call an election? Answer: When he's sure he can win. In other words, never. Oh, sure, recently he was pontificating about the possibilty of holding general elections, but it was only more of the usual political bullshit.

It's not that Abhisit and his cockroach party don't have "good" ideas (they recently proposed increasing the penalty for lese majeste from 15 years to 25 years) it's just that elections don't always produce the "right" results. Anyway, in Abhisit's Thailand, legitimacy doesn't come from a mandate from the people.

No, Abhisit is the product of old style Thai politics. His premiership is the result of the traditional wheeling and dealing, the army re-shuffles (it's my turn to mount a coup!), and those "desperado" attempts to catch the Thai king's eye. Democracy? Don't be silly.

But things are changing in Thailand. Abhisit's arch rival, Thaksin Shinawatra, is now just across the Thai border. Closer than ever to his red shirt supporters. Despite all the propaganda, it's clear that many Thai people would gladly vote for Thaksin in a general election and welcome him back as Thailand's only legitimate Prime Minister.

For Thailand's royalist elite, Thaksin's triumphant return to political power is a nightmare scenario, but as more Thai people learn the sordid truth about their leaders, the possibly of democratic change in Thailand edges closer with each day that passes.

Abhisit's days as the Thai army's puppet are numbered. Not even the stock market now believes the bullshit merchants running the government. Which is why at the slightest rumour about the Thai king's health, shares plunge. What Thailand needs is change. It's time for Abhishit to either call an election, or pack his bags and piss off back to Newcastle.

Good video from neuksramai

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Update on Nat Sattayapornpisut

2009-11-13T20:10:00.006+01:00

I've uploaded this video to Youtube in the hope that more people will learn about Nat's plight, and hopefully put pressure on Thai authorities to respect Nat's civil rights. I'd like to think that some of those who watch this video appeal, will feel strongly enough to write to the various Human Rights organisations mentioned at the end of the video.

If you have a Youtube channel yourself, and you want to help Nat, please favourite this video so that more people will learn about the situation Nat currently finds himself in. Only by kicking up a huge stink, can we hope to keep Nat's name in the headlines. That's precisely what this video aims to do.

From NatSattayapornpisut

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2009-11-12T23:01:00.011+01:00

Oh, Nat. I'm crying like a child looking at your photograph.

I can't hold back the tears.

Yes, the photograph you can see above is that of Nat Sattayapornpisut, only that's not how you spell his name. The DSI deliberately mispelt his name in the press release, so that no-one would find Nat's Facebook, Myspace or Youtube channel which has been "suspended".

But after 3 weeks of searching, I have finally found the information. Nat's surname is spelt "Nattayapornphisut", and yes, behind that name there's a human being whose interests include "meditating" and listening to Michael Jackson records.

I want to tell the world that Nat has been held in custody by the DSI, for much longer than the 12 days granted by the courts, and as yet, nothing has been reported in the Thai media. He has been subjected to lie detector tests, in an effort to make him confess his "crime".

But everything that has been reported in the media about Nat's case is false. Nat did not send me those videos, He wrote and told me about the links which had appeared in Samesky webboard. I myself downloaded the videos from Spain. The messages Nat sent me, can be seen elsewhere in this blog.

Please Help Nat prove his innocence.

Thai Stock Market Crash

2009-11-12T13:21:00.012+01:00

The Thai stock market crash in mid October continues to rumble on, with four or five more arrests likely according to Reuters. The two people charged so far, have been accused of "spreading false rumours" about the Thai king's health - for money! Those behind this accusation are neurotic, it's clear.

But surely, before we can judge for ourselves if these rumours are "false", shouldn't we be told what these two people said? And what exactly is "the truth" about the Thai king's health? It seems no-one can say "the truth" because then the stock market will crash, but everything that is not "the truth", is a "false rumour". This logic is crass.

Sorry, but all that nonsense about Bhumibol having a "slight fever" doesn't wash any more. It's been two whole months now. It's obvious the King is ill. Very ill. And yes, he's going to die, sooner or later. Do stock market traders actually think the Thai king will live forever? Of course he won't. In the same way that shares go up and don't, people are born and then they kick the bucket.

Oh, man! These traders are simpletons. No wonder the economy is "in crisis".

Good video from palrakonline

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Don't Take Your Eye off the Ball!

2009-11-11T13:43:00.012+01:00

Thailand and Cambodia are now on collision course over the appointment of Thaksin as Cambodia's "economic advisor". And, just as Harry Nicolaides was the "spoiler" to attract attention away from the conflict in Thailand between red shirts and yellow shirts, this time too, the Thai government needs a "spoiler". So who could that person be?

There are rumours circulating that Thai police have now issued an arrest warrant against me, but as yet I have heard nothing offficially. But then, neither had Harry Nicolaides before his sudden arrest at Bangkok airport. Harry's arrest warrant was issued in secret (just like mine) months before his arrest.

My guess is that these rumours are true. The Thai "government" will wait until it is politically opportune before asking Spanish police to arrest me. This move will allow the non-elected Thai regime to buy time, as the western media gaze at their navel pondering over the issue of "free speech" versus "cultural sensitivity".

The British government meanwhile, will let the Spanish authorities stew in their own juice, as the international press huff and puff about how the Spanish government has arrested a British blogger. Conveniently forgeting that the British government too has interfered in Thailand, first by revoking Thaksin's visa, then by sending British-born Abhisit to steal his job.

The Generals in Bangkok are no fools. Did anybody notice how King Bhumibol's youngest daughter, Princess Chulabhorn arrived in Spain to stay at the private residence of Spain's Prince Felipe, at the very same time that my e-mail account was being hacked into by the DSI in order to arrest my Thai friend Nat Sattayapornpisut? Coincidence?

This is the stuff that scandals are made of. No doubt these pre-prepared "facts" will be leaked out at the right moment so that eager "conspiracy" journalist take the bait, and write about how Prince Felipe, who recently used Spain's lese majeste law to sue a Spanish satirical magazine called Jueves, could somehow have been "involved in Nat Sattayapornpisut's arrest". I can see the headline in The Times now: "Did the Spanish Crown Prince give police the order to hack his mail". Bah! Humbug!

But Thailand's brilliant plan is not going to work. Not this time. Because now everybody knows the truth. So instead of dancing to Thailand's tune, I suggest the media concentrate on the issue of how the Thai government was able to gain access to my e-mail account and whether these methods were legal or not.

I would also ask the international press, to write about the circumstances surrounding the arrests of my Thai friends Suwicha Thakhor and Nat Sattayapornpisut, and of course Da Torpedo. These are the headlines the Thai government doesn't want people to read. But this is precisely the reason why I will be arrested soon.

To watch the rest of this Press Conference go to KhmerLiveTV

2009-11-10T21:42:00.007+01:00

Have Thai police issued an arrest warrant against me?

The plot thickens! This letter to Blogger asking them to close my blog, has appeared here. What's interesting about the letter is that it states that an "arrest warrant" has been issued against me.

I can tell you that to date, I have not been officially notified of this by Spanish police.

Thaksin's "Shining" New Age

2009-11-09T21:24:00.004+01:00

All right! Who made this video? I'm trying to "retire" and you people keep making these stupid videos. This one turned up here Sia4plaboy, and I'm sure it will add even more fuel to the fire. It all relates to an article which appeared in The Times newspaper, which apparently has now been blocked in Thailand.

I read this article as it popped up in Interceder, and I have to say it surprised me quite a bit. The idea that Red shirts would happily accept Sia O as their king is bizarre, to say the least. But who I'm I to comment, I've retired now anyway.

Thaksin now says that he was misquoted by The Times, it doesn't surprise me, low quality tabloids always misquote people. Remember to cast your vote in the poll. Bye!

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แถลงการณ์ประณามการจับแพะกรณีทุบหุ้น

2009-11-09T16:34:00.003+01:00

การจับกุมอิสรชนสามท่าน ซึ่งได้แก่ คุณคฑา ปาจริยพงษ์ คุณธีระนันท์ วิปูชนินท์ และคุณ สมเจต อิทธิวรกุล ในข้อหาป่วนตลาดหุ้น จากข้อเท็จจริงคุณคฑา ได้แสดงความคิดเห็นถึงสาเหตุหลังเหตุการณ์หุ้นตกไปแล้ว และคุณจีระนันท์ ได้แปลข่าววิเคราะห์จากต่างประเทศถึงสาเหตุของการหุ้นตกที่ผ่านมา เห็นได้ว่า ทั้งสามท่านมิได้เป็น "ต้นเหตุ" ของภาวะเหล่านั้นไม่ว่าจะพิจารณาในทางใด เหล่านี้สะท้อนได้ว่า การจับกุมอย่างจงใจสะเพร่าเช่นนี้ เกิดขึ้นเพื่อรองรับมูลเหตุจูงใจบางประการ และพยายามเร่งขยายผลต่อไป เช่น การคุกคามเว็บบอร์ดของชุมชนฟ้าเดียวกัน(http://www.sameskyboard.com) เว็บบอร์ดประชาไท(http://www.prachataiwebboard.com) และกระดานสนทนาฟรีสปีช อื่นๆ โดยอาศัยกฎหมายล้าสมัยและไร้ศีลธรรมต่ำทรามอย่างที่สุด เช่น ประมวลกฎหมายอาญา มาตรา๑๑๒ ซึ่งพระราชบัญญัติคอมพิวเตอร์ พ.ศ.๒๕๕๐ เป็นอีกหนึ่งในเครื่องมือแห่งการคุมคามนี้

การแสดงความคิดเห็น และการเผยแพร่ข่าวสารในเหตุการณ์ต่าง ๆ ล้วนเป็นสาระสำคัญพื้นฐานแห่งสิทธิเสรีภาพของประชาชน การอ้างภัยแห่งความมั่นคงนั้น ล้วนเป็นข้ออ้างของรัฐบาลเผด็จการทุกยุคสมัย

ในความเป็นจริง มีข่าวลือจำนวนมากในตลาดหุ้น รวมถึงปัจจัยตัวแปรต่าง ๆ การเจาะจงเรื่องนี้ ซึ่งก็คือ ข่าวลือเกี่ยวกับสถาบัน แสดงให้เห็นว่า ผู้มีอำนาจต้องการขยายผล เพื่อละเมิดสิทธิในเสรีภาพในการแสดงความคิดเห็นของประชาชนผู้ใช้อินเตอร์ เน็ท- ชุมชนออนไลน์ต่างๆ โดยมีลักษณะเป็นเผด็จการในการปิดกั้นการรับรู้และแสดงออกทางการเมืองของ ประชาชน โดยพยายามอ้างนักลงทุนเป็นพวก

นอกจากนี้ ความปั่นป่วนในตลาดหุ้นที่เกิดขึ้น ย่อมสะท้อนให้เห็นว่า ประชาชนมีความไม่ไว้วางใจต่อ "แถลงการณ์จากรัฐ" หรือ "แถลงการณ์จากราชสำนัก" ภายใต้สังคมที่ปฏิเสธความจริง หรือปิดกั้นเสรีภาพ อยู่เนือง ๆ ย่อมสร้างภาพแห่งความไม่น่าเชื่อถือ ไม่ว่านักลงทุนไทยหรือต่างชาติ คงตระหนักซึ้งในเรื่องเหล่านี้ดี

การถูกบังคับให้เชื่อ ให้ได้ยิน ให้ได้ฟัง อยู่ด้านเดียวนี้เอง เป็นกลไกหนึ่งที่บั่นทอนความน่าเชื่อถือ "แถลงการณ์จากรัฐ" และ "แถลงการณ์จากราชสำนัก" จึงไม่น่าแปลกใจว่า "ข่าวลือ" จะสามารถปั่นป่วนตลาดหุ้นไทยได้ขนาดนี้ ทั้ง ๆ ที่แถลงการณ์สำนักพระราชวังได้ออกมาอย่างเนือง ๆ แต่หาสร้างน้ำหนักอันมีผลต่อการตัดสินใจไม่

ในครานี้ ฝ่ายรัฐ กลับตอกย้ำปมปัญหา โดยการคุกคามสิทธิเสรีภาพอีกครั้ง และเป็นการจับแพะได้อย่างน่าละอายยิ่ง วิญญูชนล้วนตระหนักดี และเล็งเห็นได้ว่าจะมีการ "หาเรื่อง" และ "จับแพะ" เพิ่มเติม การจงใจสะเพร่าเช่นนี้ จะอ้างว่า ให้พิสูจน์ในชั้นศาล ไม่อาจฟังขึ้น เพราะเป็นการใช้อำนาจตามอำเภอใจ อยากจับใครก็ได้ ให้พิสูจน์ในชั้นศาลเอาเอง ซึ่งขัดต่อหลักสาระสำคัญแห่งสิทธิเสรีภาพในรัฐประชาธิปไตย และการบังคับใช้กฎหมายอย่างบิดเบือน อันบั่นทอนหลักนิติรัฐ เรื่องเหล่านี้ในนามชุมชนเว็บบอร์ดฟ้าเดียวกัน ไม่อาจยอมรับได้ และขอเรียกร้องดังนี้

๑.แม้จะเป็นการเริ่มต้นดำเนินคดี อย่างมิชอบ แต่เมื่อเจ้าหน้าที่รัฐ ได้ดำเนินคดีแล้ว ก็ต้องเคารพระเบียบกระบวนการทางกฎหมาย โดยหลักการประชาธิปไตยในโลกสากล ตามปฏิญญาสากลว่าด้วยสิทธิมนุษยชนของสหประชาชาติ และรัฐธรรมนูญทุกฉบับของราชอาณาจักรไทย ได้เคารพในหลักการว่าผู้ถูกกล่าวหาคือผู้บริสุทธิ์ จนกว่าจะถูกพิสูจน์โดยกระบวนการอันชอบด้วยกฎหมายว่ากระทำความผิด โดยกระบวนการพิสูจน์ตามกฎหมายนั้น จะต้องกระทำโดยเปิดเผยและให้โอกาสต่อสู้คดีได้อย่างเต็มที่

ด้วยเหตุผลดังกล่าว ในขณะนี้ ผู้ใช้อินเตอร์เน็ททั้งสามท่านที่ถูกดำเนินคดี จะต้องถือว่าเป็นผู้บริสุทธิ์ และ ขอเรียกร้องให้เจ้าหน้าที่ตำรวจตลอดจนเจ้าพนักงานในกระบวนยุติธรรมทางอาญา ทั้งหลายที่เกี่ยวข้อง ต้องดำเนินคดีต่อผู้ถูกกล่าวหาทั้งสามท่าน อย่างเปิดเผยและเป็นไปตามปฏิญญาสากลของสหประชาชาติ รัฐธรรมนูญ และกฎหมายด้วย

๒.พระราชบัญญัติความผิดเกี่ยวกับคอมพิวเตอร์ ที่ถูกบังคับใช้ในครั้งนี้ ทำหน้าที่เสมือนส่วนขยายของ กฎหมายอาญาฐานหมิ่นประมาทพระมหากษัตริย์ ตามประมวลกฎหมายอาญา มาตรา ๑๑๒ ซึ่งขัดต่อปฏิญญาสากลว่าด้วยสิทธิมนุษยชน มาตรา ๒ โดยชัดแจ้ง ในทางหนึ่ง แม้แต่องค์พระมหากษัตริย์รัชกาลปัจจุบันเอง ยังเคยมีพระราชดำรัสว่า กฎหมายดังกล่าวสร้างความเสื่อมเสียให้กับสถาบันกษัตริย์

๓.พลเมืองเสรีประชาธิปไตย โปรดประณามการจับกุมในรูปแบบนี้ และเผยแพร่พฤติกรรมที่น่าละอายของเจ้าพนักงานรัฐไทย แพร่ขยายไปยังสื่อทั้งในและนอกประเทศ

๔.พระราชบัญญัติคอมพิวเตอร์ พ.ศ.๒๕๕๐ , บรรดากฎหมายซึ่งออกโดยคณะรัฐประหารทั้งปวง ตลอดถึงกฎหมายที่ละเมิดหลักเสรีภาพในการแสดงความคิดเห็นและที่ละเมิดต่อหลัก การสิทธิมนุษยชนพื้นฐาน ทุกฉบับ ทุกมาตรา ต้องถูกยกเลิกโดยเร็วที่สุด

๕.การใช้อำนาจคุกคามสิทธิเสรีภาพทางความเห็น ไม่ว่าจะอาศัยอำนาจโดยในหรือนอกกฎหมาย ต้องไม่เกิดขึ้นอีก

๖.เราคาดว่าน่าจะมีการ"หาเรื่อง"และ" จับแพะ" เพิ่มเติม ซึ่งเราผู้รักประชาธิปไตยนั้นไม่เห็นด้วยและจะพยายามคัดค้านในทุกวิถีทาง

สุดท้ายนี้เราอาจกล่าวต่อท่านว่า แม้ท่านอาจจะปิดกั้นเสรีภาพในการแสดงเจตนาเพียงใด แต่สิทธิอันท่านไม่อาจก้าวล่วง และไม่อาจหาเครื่องมือในการปิดกั้นหรือบังคับได้เลย คือ "สิทธิในการคิด ในความศรัทธา ในความรัก ในความเกลียดชัง" อันเป็นสิทธิสัมบูรณ์โดยแท้ที่ไม่มีผู้ใดเคยสามารถที่จะจำกัดบังคับได้

The Thai king Sucks!

2009-11-05T16:56:00.007+01:00

On the day of his coronation, 9th June 1946, the same day that his elder brother was "mysteriously" murdered while he slept in his bed, the young king of Thailand swore that he would reign with "righteousness" over his people.

If we use this statement as a yardstick to measure how "successful" king Bhumibol's 60 year reign has been, and not the usual "economic" yardstick applied by the markets, then we can definately say that the King of Thailand has failed as a king.

Not so long ago, king Bhumibol announced at the start of the DSI's terror campaign against those convicted of lese majeste, that he welcomed criticism. How "righteous" of the king, I hear you say, is this not what he promised at the start of his reign?

Today, Thai prisons are bursting with those convicted of lese majeste. Apologists for the Thai king say that king Bhumibol is "not responsible" for this, and that it's the fault of zealous royalists, but I beg to differ. Look at the fatcs.

The king himself invited criticism. He said it would help him to "learn from his mistakes".Yet, when any individual follows his advice (and is charged, humiliated and sent to prison) the Thai king stays perfectly silent, until his detractors have been punished.

Is this what the Thai king meant by "righteousness"? In legal terminology, those who encourage others to break the law, in the same way that king bhumibol has encouraged his people to break lese majeste law, are called agent provocateurs. And that is precisely what king Bhumibol has became for not giving his support to those who are arrested.

The king of Thailand may have done wonders for the Thai stock market over the last 60 years, but he has failed miserably as a king, because he did not keep his coronation vows. Granting a royal pardons after punishment is not "righteous" but rather "self-righteous".

King Bhumibol Adulyadej is bad king.

Video from BadKarma4Lek

2009-11-05T14:53:00.010+01:00

All Hail the King of Compassion

Bhumibol Adulyadej legislates respect

The King said he wanted to be criticised, yet whenever someone is arrested for criticising him, King Bhumibol refuses to help until that individual is punished with prison.

In the case of Thais, king Bhumibol does not grant a royal pardon. Is this how the Thai king rewards those who follow his advice? Bhumibol you're a FAKE!

If this is my last entry, I'd like to say a big thank you to all of you for your support. We've won the arguments, that's why they want to lock us away. Thank you Suwicha thank you Nat. Thank you for your letters of support. The fight will continue, whatever happens to me.

If I can, I'll try to post entries in this blog via Twitter, so if you haven't subscribed yet, do it now. I won't post videos directly to this blog in the future (too many hackers with sophisticated "listening devices") but you'll be able to see my "tweets" at the bottom of this page.

I hope that by posting videos using Twitter, it will also make it easier for more Thai people to watch them in Thailand, even if these videos are blocked by MICT. Trust me. As it is, this blog is blocked, and few people can access it.

Goodbye for now, but I'll be back!

Regent or Rama?

2009-11-04T23:36:00.004+01:00

The question of what will happen in Thailand once Bhumibol inc pulls down the shutters for the last time, is a "sensitive" issue in Thailand. So sensitive in fact, that it's actually illegal to even discuss it in public. So let's discuss it here instead. There are three factors which most Thai people think will stop the royal succession from going smoothly:

First, there's the "rumour" that General Prem (King Bhumibol's personal friend according to the BBC) and $irikit will try to block the Thai Crown Prince from becoming king, by joining forces and forming a "regent". This would act as a caretaker monarchy until Prince Dipangkorn Rasmijoti comes of age. This would cause divisions in Thai society, and would make the succession problematic.

Then there's the other "rumour" that Prince Vajiralongkorn has AIDS, hence the regular visits to a German clinic. So even if he becomes king, it's unlikely that he would live long. Just how true these rumours are, is difficult to tell, baring in mind that Thailand's lese majeste law makes it impossible to discuss this openly.

Finally, there's "The Prophecy" (echo effect). No it's not a horror film, it's a prediction that there will never be a Rama X. King Bhumibol is the 9th Rama, so according to my Casio calculator , the Thai crown prince would be the 10th. But not if "The Prophecy" (echo effect) has anything to do with it.

Then of course, there's lese majeste law. A large minority of Thai people hate their Crown Prince, so it's likely that many would criticise him over rumours about his private life. Like the video from DieDieChakri states, things are likely to heat up in Thailand when the Thai king finally dies.

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Thai Stock Market Crash

2009-11-04T16:29:00.009+01:00

I was only joking this morning when I said King Bhumibol had an ingrowing toenail, you needn't sell your shares. The Thai Stock Market is rock solid, honest. Hold on to your shares. The King is fine. He's perfectly OK. Really.

Anyway, here's a nice little video to cheer up all those investors who lost their wonga in the Thai Stock market crash a couple of weeks ago. Tut, tut. Those people at Bloomberg should be more careful with their reporting.

The king is dead!! The king is dead!!! Not really.

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Lese Majeste and the DSI

2009-11-02T14:11:00.011+01:00

As you probably know, my Thai friend Nat Sattayapornpisut, was recently arrested and falsely accused by Thailand's DSI of sending me three videos via e-mail, which according to the DSI contained lese majeste content.

These accusations are completely false and I can prove it, because I have the original letters from Nat which you can find elsewhere in this blog. I have written a letter to the Asian Human Rights Commision in thailand asking them for their help (see above).

I have also contacted a lawyer here in Spain, and tomorrow I will be asking her to advise me with regards to the way in which the DSI gained access to my e-mails, and whether this was legal or not. I'll keep you posted on this.

But, who exactly are the DSI? Well I'll tell you. These are the people who, after years of "investigation", have not found a single clue to resolve the disappearance of Human Rights lawyer Somchai Neelapaijit, or the murder of ecologist leader Charoen Wat-aksorn, or the Thai monk Phra Supoj Suwajo.

Is it any wonder them, that the failure of the DSI to deal with organised crime and terrorism, has resulted in a complete loss of faith on the part of Thai people. Perhaps if the DSI stopped wasting valuable public resources and time on trivial lese majeste "crimes" they might get better results. The fight continues.

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The Lese Majeste Game

2009-10-31T22:29:00.007+01:00

Forget the beautiful game. The Lese majeste game is currently Thailand's fastest growing "sport". It's especially popular with the urban elite and of course, the Thai royals. They love it! Especially the king, because he gets to pardon foreigners after parading then in chains for the benefit of the foreign press.

Lese majeste is such a scream, but there's nothing "beautiful" about it. I've come to the conclusion that it only serves to trash the Thai king's reputation. But sooner or later there's going to be a backlash. Human rights organisations will condemn Thailand, foreign tourist will stay away. Export companies will look elsewhere for business clients, the Thai Stock Market will crash, etc, ect..

It's a game no-one can win. Rather like tick, tack toe. Once you know the "rules", you can block your opponent's move every time. But it's a game the military backed government in thailand can't possibly win either, as more and more people question the failure of King Bhumibol to deal effectively with the growing number of arrests for allegedly "insulting" him.

It's even more sad for those arrested and sent to prison, not to mention their families, but that doesn't seem to bother the Thai king or his crooked advisors. The damage done to thailand's reputation is a price well worth paying for imposing obedience on their subjects.

An incredibly bizarre video from Sia4playboy

By the way. For the benefit of the mathematically challenged DSI, today is my Birthday. I'm 46. Please get it right next time you issue a press statement. Wish me a happy birthday then.

Bhumibol is "Universally revered" - got it?

2009-10-30T17:29:00.007+01:00

When commenting on lese majeste law, the press are fond of using the adverb "universally" when refering to the "love" felt by Thai people towards their Monarch. But "universally" implies "totality", and smacks of crypto fascism. What's worse, in some way the use of this word attempts to justify having lese majeste law. This is wrong.

Take this video for example. It was made by a Thai, who is probably extremely proud to be Thai, but who thinks differently to other Thais. Is that so wrong? Why should everyone be forced to have the same opinion about the king? That's what "universal" means you know.

The point I'm making is that as "outsiders" looking in, we should be very careful about how we see Thai people and their culture. Sweeping statements about the relationship between the Thai king and his subjects, can be manipulated to justify lese majeste law.

Personally, I agree with DieDieChakri, the maker of this video. Some thais may feel genuine love towards King Bhumibol, but others don't. It's not that loving the Thai king is wrong, it's just that not having a choice is wrong. Lese majeste law enforces respect for the Thai king by law.

That's why lese majeste law is wrong, because it forces Thai people to express certain positive opinions about their king, which they may not believe. As if that's not enough, Lese majeste law also requires a public demonstration of "respect" for their king, whenever Thai people and foreigners go to the cinema in Thailand.

Advocates of this law are contradicting themselves. If the love felt by Thais towards their king really is "universal", then the opposite of what they say is true. In fact, lese majeste law would be totally unnecessary because no-one would ever criticise King Bhumibol and end up in prison for it. The arguments in favour of this law don't make any sense.

Thais and foreigners alike, have a right not to stand up for King Bhumibol before watching a film. It's time to abolish lese majeste law.

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Relax Your Majesty, it's only another massacre.

2009-10-28T23:45:00.011+01:00

The popular story goes something like this: "The king of Thailand is a constitutional monarch with no legislative power, but, on rare occasions he has intervened to stop further bloodshed and restore order." Yeah, right! And the moon is made of cheese.

It's not that I'm trying to be awkward or anything, but I beg to differ. The king, not only has the power to legitimise military coups by signing their approval, but he also hasn't prevented any of the bloodbaths in Thailand's recent history.

Take this video from Diediechakri for example. Exactly when did the Thai king "intervene"? I'll tell you. King Bhumibol "intervened" when the streets of Bangkok were flowing with blood and it was more than obvious that the army had won.

Which is not surprising really, as the Thai army are the ones with guns. So let me just repeat that for the benefit of those who have not quite understood. If the Thai king had "intervened" in time, no-one would have died. As it is, many Thai people lost their lives on Black May 1992.

Now watch this video. It's unpleasant I know, but the ending reveals just what sort of person King Bhumibol really is and how things have worked in Thailand for the last 60 years. Oh! And if you're wondering why the king should have "intervened" in the first place, I'll tell you. The law in Thailand states that all public protests must be "pro-monarchy" in nature. That was the excuse used by the army in Black May 1992 to brutally crush the student protests.

So you see, Thai royalist can't have it both ways. They can't say the king is "above politics" one moment, then legislate to involve the Thai king in political matters. It doesn't make any sense. Now you may ask: What's it got to do with us? We're not Thai! Well I'll tell you.

Not only are Thai people entitled to the same basic human rights as the rest of us, but as westerners we have a moral duty to question lese majeste law, and the Thai government's justification for having such a law, rather than quietly accepting the harsh prison sentences dished out on Oliver Jufer and Harry Nicolaides, Da Torpedo, my friends Suwicha Thakhor and Nat Sattayapornpisut.

Personally, I believe you can drive a horse and cart through the Thai government's arguments for having this law. Before we accept this law being imposed on us, it's important for farangs to question the moral, legal, historical, and political use of lese majeste law. And if in the process we "injure" the great king of Thailand, that's too fucking bad!

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Is king Bhumibol really "divine"?

2009-10-28T15:54:00.012+01:00

Over the last 60 years, Thai people have had it drummed into them that their monarch, King Bhumibol Adulyadej (currently the longest serving monarch in the world, as if that merits a prize) is "divine", a "demi-God" even. The myth of the "divine king" has been achieved by a clever mix of "love bombing" propaganda and lese majeste legislation.

But, who exactly is Bhumibol Adulyadej? Where was he born? Where was his brother born? What was his first address? Most Thais, even the most fervent royalists, couldn't even begin to answer these simple questions. Such things are not discussed in Thailand.

I recently came across a very interesting factual article By Stephen Cleary, which explodes all the fairytale myths surrounding the "divine" Thai king. It turns out that Bhumibol, or "Lek" as he was known during his spotty teenage years, did not descend from the clouds on some magical golden barge, to rule in righteousness for the benefit of the Siamese people.

In fact, "Lek" was born at Mount Auburn Hospital in Massachusetts (see photograph above). His first modest home was in 63 Longwood Avenue (see photograph below), a world away from his Golden Palace in Bangkok. His elder brother Ananda Mahidol was born in Germany. The two brothers only ever spoke to each other in French. King Bhumibol's mother, Princess Srinakharin, was a Chinese-Thai orphan with nothing more than a basic education.

Ha! Old "Lek" is no more "divine" than I am- Bah!

To read the complete article, click here: http://www.thai-blogs.com/index.php/2009/10/21/the-birthplace-of-king-bhumibol?blog=8

Lese Majeste Begets Lese Majeste

2009-10-27T15:49:00.012+01:00

The bitch mother that is lese majeste law, has just given birth to yet more rebellious spawn on Youtube. His username is DieDieChakri and he's got plenty of lip. He's not the first to mock king Bhumibol, and he certainly won't be the last, not for as long as lese majeste law and the more recent Computer Crimes Act, remain on the statute books of an increasingly paranoid Thai state.

Diedie is most probably Thai, like Suwicha Thakhor and Nat Sattayapornpisu before him, so we can cut the crap about "cultural" differences, because it's not about that. Thailand is not a human rights free zone. It never was. Thai people themselves are mocking the Thai king, even if it means going to prison.

Why do they do it? Why do Thai people risk going to prison when there's so much at stake? Because nanny doesn't always know best. Thai people want the same basic human rights as the rest of us, including the right to criticise their monarch within acceptable limits.

When will the powers that be in Bangkok undertand that? When will these dickheads understand that outlawing individual thought only encourages the king's oppressed subjects to rebel even when they are frightened to do so?

Go for it "Diedie"! Mock the ape king for not giving a shit about his people.

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2009-10-26T22:04:00.005+01:00

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2009-10-25T18:07:00.016+01:00

Nat Sattayapornpisut: A Statement

Tomorrow, October 26th, ends the 12 day period during which time Nat Sattayapornpisut has been held at DSI offices in Bangkok. Will we know his fate?

According to the press, Nat has "confessed to sending three lese majeste videos via e-mail". I can tell you that this is not true. I myself downloaded the videos from Spain.

But there are other isses here which I think the European Union and Human Rights groups should be concerned about. Firstly, there's the question of how the DSI managed to read my e-mails.

Did the DSI illegally hack into my mail? Or did Yahoo give permission to the DSI to access my mail? Did Spanish authorities permit Thai police to access the Spanish internet servers? This is a question of freedom of speech which no civilised country can ignore.

Then there's the most worrying aspect of all. Is Nat Sattayapornpisut a police officer serving in Thailand's police force? Read this snippet from an article which has now been deleted from a Thai website called Prachatai -

Friends Connection ประชาไท หนังสือพิมพ์ออนไลน์

Thai man arrested for sending lèse majesté clips to a British blogger in Spain ... Briton living in Spain, who had been in contact with Suwicha via e-mail. ... This case is the first in which the DSI has charged police officers over ...

If however, the "Police officer" who was "charged" was not Nat, then we can safely say it was another police officer who is involved in this case. But, why would the DSI arrest its own police officers? Could it be that it relates to the way in which my mail was "hacked" into?

If so, then Nat's arrest was "illegal" because the method used to gain the information was in itself illegal. I urge Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch to become involved in this case, and help Nat Sattayapornpisut prove his innocence.

We have the right to know the truth.

Bhumibol the Bully

2009-10-24T17:04:00.009+02:00

Thai royalists claim that lese majeste law is "by Thai people, for Thai people". The king, in whose name many people are now being sentenced to prison for a ridiculous number of years, is supposedly totally against this law.

I don't believe this is true for one moment. Whilst it's true that King bhumibol usually pardons foreigners, it is also true that lese majeste law serves the king's interests well. Over his 60 year reign, king Bhumibol has been more than just a ceremonial monarch.

In his book: "The king Never Smiles", Paul Handley revealed how in 1976, king Bhumibol endorsed both the massacre of students at Thammasat University, and the arrests and witch hunts against left-wing Thais which followed the massacre.

The King of Thailand needs this law to silence his critics and to uphold the myth that he is a "constitutional" monarch with no executive powers, and therefore beyond criticism. How else could Bhumibol have endorsed the 2006 military coup against Thailand's democratic goverment?

But King Bhumibol has crossed the line. His initial silence, followed his theatrical signing of "royal pardons" for Oliver Jufer and Harry nicolaides, while remaining silent in the case of Thai prisoners like Da Torpedo and Suwicha Thakhor, demonstrate that Bhumibol is a bully who exploits lese majeste law to forment his image as the "compassionate king".

To Thai royalists I say: the people of Thailand in no way benefit from having lese majeste law. Many Thais would like to gently criticise their monarch's past actions, but they would surely wind up in prison. Meanwhile, King Bhumibol claims to welcome criticisim, but then he remains silent when his critics are arrested and sent to prison.

So I'll say it again: King bhumibol Adulyadej endorses lese majeste law by pardoning only foreigners, and by not using his substacial moral influence over Thais to help abolish this cruel law. I'm ready for my punishment now, but please note, unlike other foreigners, I will never kneel before a portrait of the Thai king and beg "forgivenes" for exercising my right to free speech. Never.

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All Hail Bhumibol the "Indestructible"

2009-10-24T14:51:00.008+02:00

If you were once a doubting Thomas, doubt no more! King Bhumibol Adulyadej is not only indestructible, he is also divine and here is the proof. Being divine means that Bhumibol is beyond reproach, which is why it is illegal to criticise him.

Never mind that innocent people are being sent to prison in his name for the most trivial of "crimes", or that the Thai king endorses military coups, or that he remains silent when those in power use the army to brutally crush dissent.

None of this matters. All that matters is that no-one criticises the king. Not even within acceptable "limits". No! Everyone must stay quiet and humbly bow as his divine Majesty whirrs past. Got it?

Oh sure, His divine Majesty said he wanted to be criticised, blah, blah. He said he didn't agree with lese majeste law, blah, blah. But more and more people are being sent to prison for daring to overstep the "zero" limit. Meanwhile the king stays silent.

I can't help wondering if this attitude is morally right. I don't think it is. I don't think anyone is beyond criticism, especially not King Bhumibol whose actions and decisions in the past have encouraged the Thai army to seize power by force.

So I think I will continue to withold my respect until the "divine" king does what is right, and uses his substancial influence over Thai people to help abolish lese majeste law and pardon all those who are currently in prison.

Does anyone doubt that the Thai king is capable of such a task? No-one would utter so much as a word, if His Majesty insisted on this law being abolished. So what's holding him back? I'm pleased to see the Thai king up and about, but I still think he is a selfish man.

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2009-10-23T22:54:00.010+02:00

Would you believe it!

34 whole days after King Bhumibol Adulyadej was admitted to Siriraj Hospital for a "routine" check up, the king has finally appeared in public. Nice to see he's still alive, I wouldn't wish the thai king any harm. In fact, I've been more concerned about the Thai king's health over the past 34 than his own family, none of whom have visited him in hospital even once!

So, now that old Bhumibol has finally been wheeled out, I wonder what he'll do first? Perhaps, after having an ice-cream, His Majesty will pardon all those innocent people who are in prison for allegedly "insulting" him. Or is that too much to hope for?

The purpose of King Bhumibol's sudden appearance in public, is a bit strange. According to The Bangkok Post it is to "pay homage" to his Grandfather, King Chulalongkorn (otherwise known as Rama V).

Hmm..
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Princess Srirasmi "Hee Raa Berd "

2009-10-23T21:21:00.005+02:00

Meet the future Queen of Thailand, Srirasmi. A talented young lady, with tons and tons of karaoke experience. She can sing, dance, and cut birthday cake into eight evenly-sized slices. Is it any wonder Thai people love her to bits? She'll make an excellent Queen.

Just look at her angelic face, how could those nasty people say those horrid things about her. Let's do away with lese majeste law, we don't need it now. Not with old flabby labia lips sitting on the throne, right? Just don't repeat any of this in public or they'll throw your scrawny ass in prison!

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"Daddy" Sia O

2009-10-22T23:14:00.007+02:00

Thai royalists on Youtube end all their messages with a hearty "Long Live the King!" But have you noticed how these same royalist never write "Long Live the Crown Prince"? Curious that, don't you think? What's the reason for this?

DiedieChakri knows the answer, and if you watch his video, you'll know too. You see, Thai royalists go on and on about how the Thai royal family are "honorary" members of their own family, yet they can't bring themselves to admit that they don't want Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn as their next king.

Are they ashamed of their Crown prince? And what's all this about "Sia O" having a disease that "can't be cured"? If all this smacks of hypocrisy, it's because it is. Thank goodness for lese majeste law, right? Nobody can discuss this issue in Thailand. Phew!

It's clear. When Thai royalist grunt "Long Live the King!" They really mean it. Know what I mean? Thank you diedie, now we understand perfectly.

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How did King Bhumibol Make his Money?

2009-10-21T23:14:00.015+02:00

According to Forbes Magazine, Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej is the riches monarch in the world, for two years running in fact. Not even the Queen of England, or Arab Sheikhs of oil rich nations have as much wonga as the "compassionate" king.

So how did Thailand's extremely rich king get his grubby hands on so much dosh? Investing wisely in humanitarian projects in Thailand's poor Northern regions perhaps? Or perhaps it was all that generous charity work? Or maybe even hundreds of "sufficiency" conferences? Very unlikely.

Have a look at this video from DieDieChakri. It offers a very interesting alternative theory about how the Thai king was able to accumulate 35 billion smackers over his 60 year reign. Certainly, When an entire nation depends on just one man to hold the economy together, the temptation is always there to feather your own nest.

King Bhumibol is not fooling anyone, you know. All he has to do to prove that he's the king of "compassion" is to share his vast fortune with poor Thai people before he dies. Do you think he'll do it? You must be joking!

If Buddha is watching, Bhumibol will have a lot of explaning to do......

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Fanning the Flames

2009-10-20T23:45:00.007+02:00

Contrary to popular belief, the Thai king and his family are not "apolitical". Indeed, King Bhumibol is at the very heart of the current political crisis in Thailand. The queen of Thailand too, Queen Sirikit, has made her views clear by her actions.

Take the Thai king for example. Was it not king Bhumibol who in 2006 endorsed the military coup which saw the democratically elected government of Thailand pushed out by the army? Were the tanks which rolled onto the streets of Bangkok not draped with "royal yellow" ribbons to indicate that the coup had the support of the king?

Then there's Queen Sirikit. Was it not Queen sirikit who attended the funeral of a PAD supporter at the height of the political turmoil in Thailand? Is the PAD not an anti-democratic "royalist" group which seeks to take the voting rights away from the vast majority of poor Thai people?

The facts speak for themselves: Thailand's royal family have created the political instability which exists in Thailand between "red shirts" and "yellows shirts". Both the King and Queen are firmly on the side of the nationalist yellow shirts, which is why the palace has funded this right wing organisation in the past.

Political neutrality has nothing to do with it. The Thai royal family are in crisis because of the unpopularity of the Thai Crown Prince, and are seeking to hold on to power by any means: be it lese majeste law or political meddling. A tactic which will backfire on them as more and more Thai people discover the truth about their political monarchy.

Video from DieDieChakri (adapted)

2009-10-20T17:29:00.005+02:00

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2009-10-19T23:46:00.011+02:00

Nat Sattayapornpisut: A Statement

My name is Emilio Esteban. I am the webmaster of 15yearsprison / StopLeseMajeste blog.

It's been claimed in some media reports that Nat Sattayapornpisut sent three lese majeste videos to my Yahoo e-mail in Spain.

This is not true.

Nat did not send me any videos. He wrote telling me that links to two videos had appeared in Samesky webboard. He did not say he had made the videos himself.

I still have these links as proof. I myself downloaded the videos from Spain. In total, the videos weighed more than 300 MB, which would make it impossible to send by e-mail.

I believe Thai police know this because they have read our messages.

Here are the messages from Nat

Below are three of the messages I received from Nat, with the links to the videos, which Nat said had appeared in Samesky webboard. Nat also said that he did not know who had made the videos.

I myself downloaded the original videos from Spain. There were only two videos originaly, but I edited them into three and uploaded them onto my gmail account with the rest of my videos.

These are the three videos Thai police found when they hacked into my e-mail.

At best Nat is guilty of gossip, but these massages were PRIVATE messages between Nat and myself. Nat did not download or upload these videos onto his computer, and has therefore not broken Thailand's Computer Crimes Law.

Apart from wrongly accusing Nat of sending me the videos, the press statement issued to the media by Thai police also contained many other errors, including: Suwicha Thakhor's name. Suwicha told me his name was "Mika". I didn't find out until his arrest that "Mika" was "Suwicha".

The statement also stated that my age is 46. In fact, I'm 45.

I respectfully ask the media to take care with their reporting of Nat's case.

Thank you.

Is the "God Bolt" coming loose?

2009-10-19T20:47:00.013+02:00

King Bhumibol Adulyadej is often thought of as Thailand's "God bolt". That's the main bolt on a helicopter which holds the propeller tightly in place: The Thai economy being the helicopter. Now it seems, internation market traders are withdrawing their investments from Thailand, on rumours that "the bolt" is coming loose.

The result? A massive plunge in the Thai Stock Market, as rumours about the king's ill health spreads panic across the investment world. And is it any wonder investors are panicking? What started off as a "slight fever" on September 19th, now turns out to be "pneumonia", which may even kill an already frail monarch.

King Bhumibol's people: the Thai elite, the army, big business, the middle class, now contemplate as they lose the symbol of authority which has kept them at the top of Thai society for sixty finger licking good years - at the expense of the poor, of course!

My heart bleeds for the Thai king's bank balance, honest. From France24English

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Turmoil and Civil Unrest Awaits Thai King's Death

2009-10-18T21:20:00.015+02:00

"Turmoil and civil unrest", that is what many analysts anticipate happening in Thailand after witnessing how the Thai stock market plunged to record levels, on rumours that the thai king's health is touch and go. According to Reuters, Bhumibol is recovering from "pneumonia".

Only a few weeks ago, the Royal Household Bureau was claiming that the king had nothing more than a "slight fever". Is it any wonder then, that foreign investors are panicking about their investments as they begin to learn the real truth?

So what does the future hold for Thai people after their king dies? According to a separate article in Reuters, Thailand will experience a "prolonged period of turmoil and even significant civil unrest". In other words, more chaos and violence.

The issue of royal succession is further complicated by the political divisions between "Red shirts" and "Yellow shirts". This conflict exists because of the Thai king's political meddling in 2006, when he endorsed an illegal military coup, which saw Thaksin Shinawatra pushed out from power.

Many Red shirts would not accept the Thai Crown Prince's (Maha Vajiralongkorn) as their king if he endorsed a similar coup against yet another democratic government. Hence, the dangers of even talking about the succession in Thailand.

But some foreign journalists are already talking about a possible "regent" composed of Queen Sirikit and General Prem Tinsulanonda, which would exclude The Thai crown Prince, until his son Prince Dipangkorn Rasmijoti came of age. This would create conflict and divisions among Thai people.

Certainly, what awaits Thailand is no tea party. Turmoil, civil unrest between the different political factions, and a stock market crash all seem likely, as the Thai royal family and the Thai elite struggle to hold on to power using the armed forces to keep control.

Bhumibol Adulyadej is no longer the "glue" holding Thailand together. That job has now passed to Thailand's draconian lese majeste laws, without which Thai people would speak openly about their divided royal family, and bring Thailand's Chakri Dynasty to a sticky end, just as Nepal´s royal family came to an unceremonious end.

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2009-10-17T13:18:00.018+02:00

The Fight for Free Speech Continues
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http://www.prachatai.com/english/node/1447#comment-6126.

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http://facthai.wordpress.com/2009/10/18/thai-arrested-for-sending-lese-majeste-clips-prachatai

Neither Nat nor Thai people are responsible for the lewd behaviour of the Thai Crown Prince and his ex-porn star wife. If the Thai Royal family don't want to be criticised, then they should keep their clothes on and not allow themselves to be photographed in the buff eating cake from the floor.

Searching my Yahoo e-mail account without my consent, to see if Thai people have sent lese majeste material from Thailand to Spain, is both scary and illegal. This law must be challenged by the international community and abolished once and for all.

Free Nat Sattayapornpisut!

Thais Copy Khmers and Won't Admit it

2009-10-16T19:50:00.006+02:00

I have uploaded this video especially for those Thais who look down on Khmers. I know they won't like it, but I think IHyRaXI is making some very good points. Many aspects of Thai culture have their roots in Khmer culture, even the Thai king wore a Royal Khmer robe for his anniversary celebrations, so why the animosity towards Khmers?

Bullying your Cambodian neighbours only bring more shame on Thailand. PAD nationalist rhetoric only fuels discrimination, intolerance and hate.

As Mother Told Me

2009-10-16T15:41:00.025+02:00

Here's another interesting little video from diediechakri I think you'll agree. Does the title sound familiar? Well it should! It's the title of a book written by King Bhumibol's late sister, and would you believe it, it's banned in thailand. I wonder why? How do you say "sticky rice" in Lao? Maybe I should ask the "Thai" king.

Are there any Thai people out there who want to argue this point with diedie? Here is his factual evidence to prove his assertion that king Bhumibol's ethnic origins are Lao. Does anyone have any evidence to the contrary? Please, feel free to argue your point, with FACTS.

Link: http://www.managerradio.com/Radio/DetailRadio.asp?program_no=1012&mmsID=1012%2F1012%2D1123%2Ewma&program_id=1213

Chakri family Fun

2009-10-15T14:34:00.006+02:00

Here's an educational video from DieDieChakri which might surprise you. Below are the notes which come with the video. read them, I think you'll find then most enlightening. The gentleman who appears in the video is king Chulalongkorn. He married four of his half-sisters. They were all the daughters of Mongkut. They were called: Savang Vadhana, Saovabha, Sunandha and Sukumalmarsri.

1) Queen Consort Savang Vadhana was a consort of King Chulalongkorn or Rama V. She was the 27 th daughter of King Rama IV (King Mongkut or Rama IV) and Princess Consort Piam and thus her husband's half-sister.

2) Queen Saovabha (Thai: สมเด็จพระนางเจ้าเสาวภาผ่องศรี พระบรมราชินีนาถ) was a half-sister and queen of King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) of Thailand, and mother of both King Vajiravudh (Rama VI) and King Prajadhipok (Rama VII).

3) Queen Sunandha Kumariratana (Thai:สมเด็จพระนางเจ้าสุนันทาก ุมารีรัตน์ พระบรมราชเทวี) (10 November 1860 - 31 May 1880) was a daughter of King Mongkut (Rama IV) and Princess Consort Piam. Her given name is Princess Sunandha Kumariratana. She was a half-sister and the first queen consort and one of four queens of King Chulalongkorn (Rama V).

4) Sukumala Marasri (10 May 1861-9 July 1927) was a daughter of King Mongkut (Rama IV) and Chao Chom Manda Samli . Her given name is Princess Sukumala Marasri . She was the third senior of the four queens consort of King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) and was also his half-sister.

2009-10-11T21:47:00.006+02:00

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Turning a Blind Eye on Thailand's Sex Tourism

2009-10-10T14:12:00.010+02:00

Every year milions of "sex tourists" travel to Thailand to pay for sex with "juicy" young Thai girls and boys. This is illegal of course, but you wouldn't think so the way the sex industry is marketed in Thailand. The latest sex scandal is now taking shape in France, watch the video for more information.

But I think everyone is missing the point in all this. It's true that "demand" plays an important role in keeping Thailand's sex industry buoyant , but what about the supply part? Why do these Thai sex workers go to the big cities to sell their bodies?

The reason is extreme poverty. These young people desperately need the money, so they allow themselves to be exploited, while Thai authorities appear to turn a blind eye. Meanwhile, Thai royalist continue to claim that the Thai king has done many good things for poor Thai people.

But is the Thai king partly responsible for the "Sex Tourism" problem? Certainly, if instead of organising photo sessions in which the Thai king distributed bags of free rice to poor Thai people, King Bhumibol spoke out against chronic poverty in rural Thailand, perhaps then this problem wouldn't exist now.

A few bags of rotten rice, and gimmicky "sufficiency" theories don't really help poor Thai people in the long run, thought they certainly boost the king's "divine" image. What poor Thai people need is money to feed their families. In the absence of a real Welfare State there seems little option but for poor Thai people to travel down to the big cities and sell sex to farangs for a few measly bahts.

In his 63 year reign, Bhumibol Adulyadej could have helped to establish a Welfare State in Thailand, if he had wanted to. But he didn't. Instead he chose to exploit Thailand's poor to promote his own image as the "compassionate king", while allowing others to exploit them in sleaze sex bars.

Perhaps that's why Thailand's sex industry exists today. Perhaps if the Thai king had been less concerned with accumulating personal wealth and status, and instead turned his hand at helping his own people escape their wretched poverty, this problem wouldn't exist.

What is the Role of the Monarchy in Thailand?

2009-10-08T15:44:00.015+02:00

This video called simply "Revolution" is very interesting indeed, especially the ending because it raises a question which nobody dares to ask in Thailand: "What is the role of the Thai monarchy?"

Why has Thailand had more military coups than any other nation in the world? What has been the Thai king's role in these coups? Has the king been a "stabilising" factor, or the instigator behind these coups? What nobody can deny, is that Bhumibol Adulyadej is always there. Coup after, coup, after coup. The monarch's power is never dented by these coups, but rather enhanced. Curious.

How many of these coups "benefited" Thai people themselves? Did the "bawordet Rebellion" benefit Thai people? What about the "Lance Corporal Rebellion"? The "Phraya Suradet Rebellion", "Separatists Rebellion", "Aide-de-camp Rebellion", "Royal Palace (Wang Luang) Rebellion", "Manhattan Rebellion", "Santiparp Rebellion"......

It's easy to get confused, as one army General after another desolves yet another democratic parliament, or abolishes yet another Thai Constitution, but there's a pattern here. It's all about stifling democracy in thailand. It's about securing privileges and wealth for the ruling elite at the expense of poor Thais. Perhaps this is what Thailand's current illegitimate "Prime Minister" was refering to, when he talked about Thailand's "unique history"?

The video brings us nicely to the present day with the military coup against Thailand's former Prime Minister (notice no quotation marks, Thaksin was elected by Thai people not appointed by the Thai king). This is the most interesting part. When the 2006 coup was staged, it was under the "Revolutionary Council in the Thai Democracy" in the name of HM the king. Then it was hurriedly renamed: "The national Security Council" under General Sonthi.

Did we briefly glimpse the face of the man who has remained in the shadows throughout Thailand's history of multiple military coups? Maybe. As if we hadn't already figured out the answer, the video ends with the questions: "Who is behind these rebellions?" and "Who benefits from them?". Cue big question mark.

To answer this question fully, it is first necessary to define the word "benefit". What benefit could there be in staging a military coup? Power? Wealth? Certainly, the Thai army hasn't done badly from Thailand's many coups. They have the power. But who is the person with all the wealth? And if by chance this person was also the head of the army? Could we have answered our initial question?

Coups don't just happen, they happen for two reasons: Power and wealth. "Legitimate" power comes from a mandate from the people, this is called democracy. But legitimacy can also come from a military coup, if it is "approved" by those who are above criticism as enshrined in the Constitution and lese majeste laws. Is that the role of the monarchy in Thailand?

From ThaiFreeNews

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"Hoe!" "Hoe!" "Hoe!"

2009-10-07T13:37:00.008+02:00

Would you believe it? It's only October and it's Christmas already! Santa Claus is in Thailand at the moment, busy distributing huge sacks of "royal" goodies to his adoring Thai fans. Ooh, let's look in the sacks and see what's inside! Let's see... one glossy pornographic magazine, one large black plastic dildo (that's from Srirasmi) and one packet of banana flavoured condoms! Don't you just love Christmas?

Pathetic, isn't it? The Thai Crown prince must think Thais are stupid, pulling a cheap stunt like this shows how desperate Sia O is to be "respected"! He's not fooling anyone, you know. It'll take more than a few sacks stuffed with old newspaper to win over thai people. Sia O doesn't even have the support of those close to him, how can he hope to gain the confidence of an entire nation with a cheap gimmick?

I notice nobody prostrated themselves at Sia O's feet in gratitude. Man! This is too pathetic for words. The only way the Thai Crown prince will ever be "respected" by anyone, will be by enforcing lese majeste law. Sure, if he does become king, Thai people will smile and bow gracefully in his presence, but they'll still think he's a turd with a crown.

Funny video from palrakonline

2009-10-06T23:07:00.008+02:00

It's now more than 2 years since the video sharing site Youtube was blocked in Thailand over a video mocking the Thai king.

But, have you ever seen the video that got Youtube banned in 2007?

Would you like to see it?

You decide!

Vote yes if you would like to watch that video,

or vote no if you do not wish to see it.

I will check the results of this poll in one week's time and post the video only if the majority of you want to watch it.

It's your decision....

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POLL RESULTS

98% of you voted in favour of watching the video, and only 1% said no "thank you". No doubt about how most people feel about this video. The results of the poll are conclusive.

So, here is the video which in 2007 got Youtube banned in Thailand. It first appeared in a channel called Paddidda, and was taken down by Youtube after claims that it mocked the Thai king.

In reality, the video is quite trivial, and just goes to prove that the Thai censors over-reacted at the time by banning Youtube, thus provoking even more people post their own, inspired videos.

All Hail "His Majesty" General Prem Tinsulanonda

2009-10-06T16:14:00.008+02:00

While doctors continue to monitor King Bhumibol's condition, those close to the king are starting to manoeuvre into a position of power. That's because many suspect the Thai king is now having serious health problems, despite what Thai people may hear on the news.

King Bhumibol's condition is now very delicate. He is being observed by a team of specialist doctors for fear of a repeat stroke. This is common in cases of Lacunar infarct, which is the condition king Bhumibol is said to suffer from.

So what could be the next development? King Bhumibol is by no means out of the woods yet. His symptoms may be easing, fever, imflamation, etc, but his illness could develop into "vascular dementia", which is similar to Alzheimer's disease.

In these circumstances, King Bhumibol would be unable to function as king, thus the Head of the Royal Privi Council, "His Majesty" General Prem Tinsulanonda, would be named "regent" under Thailand's constitution and take over king's duties.

Although Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn is the heir apparent to the Chakri throne, King Bhumibol has not named an heir. Relations between Sia O and General Prem are known to be strained. This could cause a serious crisis in Thailand's monarchy because the royal succession would not go smoothly.

It is very sad to see, how King Bhumibol has been abandoned to his fate, even by his own family, none of whom have visited the Thai king in hospital over the last two weeks. If this is the beginning of the end for the Thai monarch, it is a very sad way to end his life.

Good video from chaisaenge

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Who poisoned King Bhumibol?

2009-10-05T19:33:00.017+02:00

Thailand's Royal Household Bureau has been more than economical with the truth regarding king Bhumibol's illness over the last two weeks, limiting itself to describing the "symptoms" of the Thai king's illness rather than talking about the illness itself.

So what exactly is "wrong" with the Thai king? The real diagnosis is that King Bhumipol has a "Lacunar infarct" which is a small aterial occlusion in the brain. The Royal Palace has tried to mislead Thai people by giving scant details about king Bhumibol's brain condition.

King Bhumibol's illness makes it difficult for him to swallow well because the muscles used for swallowing are weaknened leading asprirate pneumonia. Bhumipol has a fever because the food he ingests is breathed into his lungs.

The Thai king also suffers from a decrease in motor power in his leg and arm. Doctors must now do rehab to increase the king's motor function in these areas. The royal Household Bureau meanwhile, limits itself to describing the improvement in the "routine symptoms" of the king's illness, such as an improvement in his sleep or the reduction of his fever as his lung symptoms improve.

So why the lack of information on the part of the royal palace about king Bhumibol's medical condition? Why does the Royal Household bureau only talk about the improvement in the Thai king's symptoms without mentioning the king's illness?

One of the most serious symptoms of a lacunar infarct is that the patient experiences a change in behaviour, a mental dysfunction, leading to disorieatation and confusion. This metal dysfunction gradually becomes worse with each day that passes.

Another consequence of this illness, is that King Bhumibol is in danger of having a repeat stroke. His first stroke occured in Oct 2007 and the damage is now irreversible. King Bhumibol's condition is both painful and long, which is why the Royal Palace has censored news items relating to the Thai king's illness.

Another worrying aspect of King Bhumibol's illness, is the rumour of the discovery of traces of Chronic poison in the Thai king's blood. This is a "trigger factor" which leads to repeat stroke. If the information is true, it raises the question: who poisoned the thai king? Wild rumours abound that those responsible for administering the poison, are trying to become "regent" because they do not trust the Thai Crown Prince.

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NOTE:

The above poll is not meant to be taken seriously. There is absolutely no proof that the thai king was poisoned by any of the above mentioned individuals. The "rumours" that King Bhumibol was poisoned are just that, rumours.

Will things change in Thailand when the King dies?

2009-10-05T11:22:00.009+02:00

It's been a whole two weeks since Bhumibol Adulyadej was admitted to Bangkok's Siriraj Hospital, and despite almost daily reports from the Royal Palace claiming that the king is "responding well to treatment", many Thais are anxious for things to change in thailand.

The question asked by today's edition of The Independent newspaper is: will things really change once the Thai king is dead? Many believe a new democratic era will begin in Thailand once the king has died. This is because, despite claims by royalists that king Bhumibol is "above politics", the Thai king is seen by many thais as having blocked democratic change in thailand.

Certainly, one of the principal questions is, will Thailand's former prime minister, Thaksin Shinawatra, return to Thailand upon the thai king's death? Many Thaksin supporters believe he will, because the king's death would remove the main obstacle blocking Mr Thaksin's return to Thailand.

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2009-10-04T21:13:00.007+02:00

Do you think King Bhumibol

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Thai people before his dies?

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Srirasmi: From Cheap Cover Girl to Thai Princess

2009-10-04T16:51:00.021+02:00

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The magazine above is called Penpak, it's a cheap wank rag really, well what do you expect for 35 baht? But not so long ago, before Srirasmi married Sia O, she was the star of Penpak magazine. Here she is on the front cover flashing her large melons.

Nobody can blame Srirasmi for trying to earn a "decent" living, but when she became rich and famous, she wanted to put her past behind her. She even abandoned her loyal friends who had stood by her in difficult times. Srirasmi is now rich and soon she will be the Queen of Thailand, right?

But, how did Srirasmi become so rich? How did she manage to break with her sordid past and become a Thai "princess"? By marrying the Thai Crown Prince, Maha Vajiralongkorn, of course. There was just one obstacle, when Penpak Srirasmi met the Prince, he was already married to Yuwathida (with whom he had 5 children). But with a great pair of melons like that, anything is possible!

Srirasmi moved into the royal palace, supposedly as Sia O's "servant". The arguments between Sia O and Yuwathida started. Life in the palace became impossible for Yuwathida. It seemed likely that the married couple would break up. Everything was going to plan. They say a pair of tits can pull stronger than two horses. It's true.
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Srirasmi bitched about Yuwathida to Sai O behind her back. Finally, the marriage broke up. Victory! Srirasmi's diligence had paid off. Yuwathida's marriage was destroyed. Soon Srirasmi would marry the Thai Crown Prince and become the richest Cover Girl in Thailand!

But there remained one small problem. How to stop Thai tongues wagging? Once her marriage to Sia O became public knowledge, srirasmi's past would come under the spotlight and she would be exposed. The solution? Create the "Saiyairak Project"

Now Srirasmi runs the "Saiyairak Project" working with families with relationship problems. Srirasmi "helps" these families to "bond" and encourages everyone in the family to "love" each other. Of course, Srirasmi is a perfect example of "family love". Who better to create a "family bond" than Srirasmi? Right? Never mind that she herself destroyed a family for money and power.

"Princess" Srirasmi probably thinks her past in now firmly behind her, and that Thai people are ignorant about her humble, low class origins. The poor Thai girl who studied at Bangkok Business Comerce, now thinks she is better than everyone else because she tricked Sia O into divorcing Yuwathida and marrying her instead.

How wrong she is.

Send Da Torpedo a Royal "e-card"

2009-10-03T14:53:00.018+02:00

You may already know that Princess Bajrakitiyabha is the daughter of Princess Soamsavali and the Thai Crown Prince, but did you know that she works with female prisoners in Thai prisons? I recently came across this article in FACT – Freedom Against Censorship Thailand which I think is really cool.

The Princess runs a project called "Kamlangjai" or "Inspire" which offers assistance to female and pregnant prison inmates and their children. Good stuff, nice to see a Chakri doing something useful instead of just hanging on.

Please visit Kamlangjai’s web page and scroll down to the bottom. On the left you'll find a box for “Kamlangjai e-cards”. This is great stuff because you can send Da Torpedo a message of hope. I have already sent mine.

All you have to do is choose a cute picture and then enter your text. It's that easy! The link for the page is here: http://www.kamlangjai.or.th/eng/index.php

Do it please. It only takes two minutes and it will mean so much to Duranee.

Footnote:

The Asian Human Rights Commission has recently asked Princess Bajrakitiyabha, to review the harsh treatment of lèse majesté prisoner Darunee Charnchoensilpakul (Da Torpedo) in Prison, including the medical treatment she receives.

2009-10-01T22:16:00.003+02:00

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The Sirikit Effect: Princess Soamsavali's Nightmare Marriage to Sia O

2009-10-01T19:16:00.023+02:00

It's often said that you don't marry another person, you marry their family! In Princess Soamsavali's case, it was even more tragic: She was family!! To make matters worse, Queen Sirikit was the mother in law from hell. A recipe for disaster.

The year is 1977, a young beautiful Thai girl by the name of Soamsavali, decides to give up her studies, and marry the biggest loser in the world: Maha Vajiralongkorn. He was madly in love of course, but with another woman!

Needless to say, Sia O didn't want to marry Soamsavali, he wanted to marry the woman he really loved: Yuwathida. Enter the creature from the lagoon again, Queen Sirikit. Boooo!

The blue whale had big plans for her dopey son. She knew that marrying into the dysfunctional Chakri family, would be too much for any outsider, so she came up with the perfect solution: Sia O should marry his own cousin (Soamsavali's father is Queen Sirikit's brother).

And why not? King bhumibol is husband and cousin to Queen Sirikit, so if it's good enough for Sirikit, it's good enough for Soamsavali, right? The wedding was beautiful, Sirikit was in her element and enjoyed every minute of it. Pity she destroyed Soamsavali's life. Still, the wedding was lovely.

Soon after the wedding, Sia O quickly abandoned the bed for the table, then the table for the bar. He met up with Yuwathida from the very first month of his marriage. Indeed, it's no coincidence that Soamsavali's daughter with Sia O ( Ong-pa ) was born on 7 Dec 1978, and, surprise, surprise, Sia O's first son with Yuwathida ( Prince Juthawachara ) was born on Aug 1979 . Don't you think that's interesting? Did Sia O betray his wife?

The scandal soon started to draw the attention of those around the "happy" couple. Sia O would flirt openly with Yuwathida, even in public places. The shame of it! But Sia O's long suffering wife Soamsavali, didn't want a divorce, even though sia O clearly did.

Enter the mother in law from hell again. Sirikit's solution to the problem was simple. She decided to pay Soamsavali several hundred million baht to persuade her that divorce was the best option. To add insult to injury, Sia O declared that his decision to marry Soamsavali was "wrong" because he didn't love her. It was no picnic for her either!

All this suffering, pain and humiliation was caused by Queen Sirikit's selfish attitude. She wanted to decide for her son who he should marry with disastrous results. So much for Sirikit's attempt to "keep it in the family". Queen sirikit meddling almost destroyed Soamsavali's life. That's the Sirikit effect folks.

Srirasmi: The Wannabe Queen

2009-09-30T19:10:00.028+02:00

Ever wondered where the Thai Crown Prince, Maha Vijiralongkorn, met the future Queen of Thailand? Perhaps it was while they were strolling through the rose gardens of a beautiful golden palace. Or maybe they met at a banquet, their eyes met across a table draped with the finest French linen.

Well no, not exactly. You see, according to my sources, Srirasmi and Sia O first met at the Villa Caf'é. Hardly a luxurious palace, but that's where Srirasmi worked as a singer. This must be a terrible shock for those of you who though Srirasmi has always been a princess.

In fact, Srirasmi's roots are quite humble. Her mother worked at the Central plaza. Then, one day, Srirasmi struck gold when the Crown Prince swaggered into the cheap joint where she sang her little heart out, in the vain hope that one day a drunken farang would marry her.

But that day she was lucky. There was something about her.... the Prince was fascinated by this ordinary-looking girl up there on the stage. But if the truth be known, what attracted Sia O to Srirasmi was not her natural beauty. Far from it. Srirasmi bore a strange resemblance to Yuwathida. That's what excited Sia O.

Sia O and Yuwathida were still married when Sia O met Srirasmi, but that was only a small detail. Sia O was determined to marry his new found "princess". So he began spreading rumours that his wife was selling amphetamines and that she was having an affair. All lies, of course, but it did the trick.

After the divorce, the two of them married in secret. Thai people were not officially told of the "royal" wedding until several years later. And so they lived happily ever after. Ahhhhhhh. Actually this sordid story doesn't end there. Because just as Sia O was said to be unfaithful to Yuwathida, the rumour now is that Sia O is being unfaithful to Srirasmi.

Has anyone noticed how Sia O is always travelling to Germany every three months or so? Guess why that is. Well I'll tell you. The thai crown prince is said to have a new fuckdoll in Frankfurt. It's quite true. Her nickname is "Nui" and she's an air hostess for Thai Air.

But that's not all. A little birdie told me that Sia O is a daddy again! Congratulations! "Nui" has finally dropped her load: a healthy bouncing baby boy. He's four or five months old now. Ahhhhhhhh. This has got to be the most romantic story - EVER! I wonder if Srirasmi knows....

Oh! And if you want to see what "Nui" looks like, watch this video again. She's the second girl to appear on the video.

2009-09-30T14:48:00.007+02:00

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Sirikit's Forbidden Love

2009-09-29T15:38:00.021+02:00

His name was Colonel Narongdej Nandha-phothidej. Nice name. Queen Sirikit thought so too. Perhaps that's why people say the Coronel and Queen Sirikit were lovers. In fact, Queen Sirikit thought everything about her Coronel was "nice".

Officially, however, the Coronel was only her "body guard", which is why the two of them went everywhere together. Nice. Then tongues began wagging, and Queen Sirikit's soldier boy was sent far away, to the USA. The rumour was that Bhumibol was jealous.

Soon, a stiff appeared in Central Park. Tut! Typical! But this was no ordinary stiff, it was Sirikit's soldier boy, battered black and blue around the face. Oh dear. The "official" investigation carried out by Thai police concluded that Coronel Narongdej had died from a "heart attact". The old boy was quickly disposed of, and that was the end of that.

But was it the end? Why does this issue refuse to go away? What really happened that day in Central park while Coronel Narongdej was out jogging? Did he really have a heart attack? Thai people don't think so. Not for one moment.

So what do Thai people say really happened? Thais mistrust the conclusions of the "official" investigation. A heart attack seems unlikely for two reasons: first, the Coronel was young and fit (only 38), he had even won many competitions. Medals too. Hardly the profile of a heart attack victim.

Secondly, the bruises. Right across his left cheek, in fact. The Coronel was even found to have a fractured rib. Are these the symptoms associated with a heart attack? Isn't it more likely that he was violently attacked and killed?

But most worrying of all, according to some Thais, no autopsy was carried out on the body. Some even claim the body was "still warm" after being brought back to Bangkok. Something doesn't add up in all this. Thai police, however, thought little of these unusual clues and closed the case. Orders from "above", perhaps.

At the funeral Queen Sirikit cried herself a river. The shame of it. Nothing could console her for the loss of her "body guard". She wrote a loving post card with a picture of yellow rose for her Coronel. Some observe that the postcard was a bit too "loving".

The conclusion from Thai people? Coronel Narongdej was killed by Queen Sirikit's husband, King Bhumibol, because he did not trust Sirikit and her "special relationship" with the Coronel. Strong stuff, don't you think? if only they could say so openly, alas, lese majeste law.

Will the full truth ever be known?

Good video from Sia4playboy

Thailand's Royal Household Bureau Comes Clean

2009-09-29T13:52:00.008+02:00

It seems Thailand's Royal Household Bureau has finally admitted the truth about king Bhumibol's health problems, but then, we already knew it wasn't just a "routine" check up, right? Why would the Thai king have to stay in hospital for so long if it was "no problem"?

Just a few days ago the king had "a slight fever" and had "lost his appetite". Trivial stuff. Now we're told King Bhumibol has had a "lung inflammation" that could potentially have been an extremely serious medical problem.

If you care to look at the ealier posting below, you'll see that I reported that several western newspapers had printed stories claiming the Thai king had "bronchitis" and an "inflamed oesophagus". Most people already knew the truth, so why lie?

The Royal Household must think Thai people are stupid. But their efforts to keep the Thai population ignorant are a waste of time and counter productive. Many Thais speak several languages including English and French, so they know what's happening in Thailand by reading the foreign press.

Is the Thai Crown Prince Gay?

2009-09-28T14:15:00.008+02:00

There are vicious rumours circulating on the internet that Thailand's Crown Prince, Maha Vajiralongkorn, likes to dress up as a nun and pretend that he is Julie Andrews. There's even a video nasty circulating on the internet of the Crown Prince wearing a nun's habit at a recent "Vicars and Tarts party".

Several guests who say they were invited to the party, claim they saw the Crown Prince dressed as a nun wearing high heels, eyeliner and lipstick. Srirasmi was also at the party, dressed as a tart (she came as herself).

"I couldn't believe my eyes", said one guest, "when I saw Sia O mincing up and down blessing all the guests". "He had a hole cut out at the back of his nun's habit, so that you could his ass!" "He was making this strange lisping sound" he said "I thought he was a girl!" "Then he insisted I call him Julie!"

There is no confirmation as yet if these rumours are true. If anyone does come across this bizarre video please send it me.

Good video from dakdakdak

Chakri Family Feuds and Thailand's Royal Succession

2009-09-27T15:18:00.034+02:00

Thailand's royal succession is described by the mainstream Thai media as a "sensitive" topic. It is illegal to even discuss this issue in Thailand, even though the outcome will undoubtedly effect both Thais and foreigners alike, especially with regard to lese majeste law.

With so much at stake, including the rights and freedoms of millions of Thai people, Thailand's royal succession has become a free speech issue, and should now be discussed openly without fear of prosecution. Thai people are not responsible for the internal feuding of their royal family, so why should they pay the price with their liberty for discussing it.

Thais have the right to know why His Special Highness Prince (HSH) Juthawachara, has had his passport revoked, and why the king of Thailand no longer wishes his grandson to return to Thailand. Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn is not a popular figure among Thais.

Thai people will never willingly accept "Sia O" as their king or porn Srirasmi as their Queen. Shouldn't they should have the right to choose their own king and Queen? Maybe then, it will no longer be necessary to legislate respect with lese majeste law.

"National security" is just an excuse to gag the press and the people of Thailand, at a crucial moment in their nation's history. Only by open discussion on the issue of royal succession, will the right choice of future king be made.

Long Live Thailand.

Good video from 35billion4thaiking

One week on.

2009-09-26T23:02:00.005+02:00

One week after Thailand's Royal Household Bureau officially announced King Bhumibol's admission to hospital for a "routine" check up, and still no images of the Thai king clad in pink pushing a zimmer frame.

No-one is doubting that the Thai king has now fully recovered and that his appetite is back to normal, no more high fever even, but can we see some proof?

You know how people like to gossip. Unless they see images of the Thai king still breathing, some nasty people will start to say that Bhumibol has finally kicked the bucket.

Aren't people awful?

From Youtube channel palrakonline

Quick! Call Out the Army! They're Insulting our King!!

2009-09-26T15:19:00.041+02:00

Have you heard the latest? Thailand is on "Royal Insult" alert. It's quite true. No military coup this year (Abhisit is one of theirs) so instead Thailand's army, navy and air force are busy combing the internet for "insults" against the monarch.

Orders from "above", you understand. Well, the defence minister, in fact. According to Channel News Asia, General Prawit Wongsuwon, has asked Thailand's army to urgently monitor the internet. This duty has been extended to their families too! Mum, dad, granny, the family dog. All busy sniffing out anything on the internet that might be lese majeste. This is a "national security" issue after all.

So, what terrible "insults" have those naughty Thai people been posting on the internet about their "beloved" king? Perhaps rude words, like "greedy"? Or maybe "Forbes"? Actually, no-one is "insulting" king Bhumibol. People are simply discussing the Thai king's personal fortune and his business interests.

Have a look at the documents above. Lots of abusive "insults" there about the Thai king and his profitable business interests. Poor Bhumibol, he has to struggle on just 5 billion Baht a year. Perhaps if he owned more of Thailand's monopolies...

Good video with lots of real insults from SrirasmiUbitch