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Oz
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Quote: from JHolmesJr on 6:02 pm on April 6, 2004
Don't make me go medieval on your ass, boy.
Don't you mean Postal? You seem pretty close to that now!
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Posted on: 5:21 am on April 6, 2004
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Hermanolobo
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Quote: from hzink on 9:25 pm on April 5, 2004
I think what Whisper is trying to say is that any 'news' coming from you, Hermanolobo, are highly suspect, for the simple reason that you (IMO) have very little credibility as EVERYTHING in your world is a conspiracy tinted by catastrophes...
In this case, I would far prefer it if there was ONE THREAD labeled 'Hermie's News' instead of you guffing up the board with a new thread for each and every 'sky is falling' item that youy declare 'news'.
So the BBC World Service is a Conspiracy !
Yeah right.
Silly Arse!
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Posted on: 5:33 am on April 6, 2004
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Ronnie Raygun
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Whisper -- Thanks for asking. The missus is pissing me off. It's always First Lady this, First Lady that. You'd think she was the one that got elected! If I still had half a mind I'd -- dammit, here she co
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Posted on: 5:33 am on April 6, 2004
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hzink
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Hey, RayRay - thanks for the update, but I think we can trust JohnnieJr that all of this is just paranoia and that nothing at all will happen.
Seriously, it is unfortunate that these Muslim fanatical dorkwads are now targetting Thailand - granted, it was just a matter of time (just as it's just a matter of time for Germany, France, Switzerland and Liechtenstein to get bombed by the illiterati), but it is highly annoying nevertheless.
I'm far more concerned about Thaksin's statemnet of "Don't worry, be happy!", as he doesn't have the best track record so far.
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Posted on: 2:42 pm on April 7, 2004
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Hermanolobo
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Kh RayRay - your link page doesn't seem to work. Here is the latest from The Nation:-
TERROR THREAT: Missions ordered to step up security
Published on Apr 8, 2004
But Thaksin says embassy letter may be ploy to discredit his government
The Foreign Ministry yesterday ordered the Kingdom’s embassies worldwide to step up security a day after receiving a letter threatening terrorist attacks on Thai soil, while Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra played down the threat, suggesting it might be a political ploy to discredit his administration.
According to a government source, Thaksin yesterday told the Cabinet the letter had been sent by a group of Swedenbased “political activists” determined to discredit the government. Thaksin did not say which group, but added that it was well known that political activists from around the world had made Sweden their base.
The leadership of the Pattani United Liberation Organisation (Pulo) and the Free Aceh Movement (Gam) have both made the European country their base for political activity.
According to the source, Thaksin went as far as linking the letter to domestic politics and a move by “opposing forces” to “dissolve the Parliament and the noconfidence debate”.
The prime minister did not elaborate and the Cabinet did not ask him to do so, the source added.
The letter, signed off with an Arabic name – Al Bashir alMakkawi – and posted from Malmo in Sweden, was received by the Thai Embassy in Stockholm on Monday afternoon.
It read: “Since Thailand has cooperated with USA, the Satan’s states, and have interfered in the concern of Iraq by sending 443 Thai soldiers to the occupied land. We have our duty to inform you that Thailand is one of our targets after Spain. Insha Allah.”
Anders Thornberg, a spokesman for Sapo, the Swedish security service, told Associated Press the Thai Embassy had requested increased police protection and said the agency was investigating the letter’s origin.
Defence Minister Chettha Thanajaro said Thai soldiers would remain part of the coalition forces in Iraq.
Chettha said other countries with troops in Iraq had also received such letters and that there was no need to change the government’s policy because of the threat.
However, this does not mean the government should take the threat lightly, he added.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Sihasak Phuangketkeow said investigations were being made by both the Thai and Swedish authorities, but there was no definitive conclusion as to the source of the threat.
He said the government had asked Sweden to step up security at the Thai Embassy, and provide a personal bodyguard for the ambassador, His Excellency Poksak Nilubon.
Thailand has had about 440 medical and engineering troops in the southern Iraqi city of Karbala since September. They are under the command of Polish forces. Two Thai soldiers died in December after a suicide truckbomb attack against the camp.
The government continues to play down the security risks involved, insisting the troops are there for humanitarian purposes, despite escalating violence on the ground against coalition forces during the past week.
Piyanart Srivalo
The Nation
And of course Spain also has a small contingent of troops in Iraq and is viewd by some as - Just another holiday destination!
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Posted on: 2:56 am on April 8, 2004
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JHolmesJr
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Hzink said: "Hey, RayRay - thanks for the update, but I think we can trust JohnnieJr that all of this is just paranoia and that nothing at all will happen."
Misquoting people seems to be all you can offer, Hzink.
No one has said that nothing will happen. Just said it won't happen in the predicatble pattern you were suggesting.
So get the facts before you shoot your ass off.
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Posted on: 5:00 am on April 8, 2004
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Hermanolobo
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Thai travel warning for Britons
In March 30 people were injured in an explosion in Narathiwat province
The Foreign Office is warning Britons not to visit southern Thailand amid heightened fears about terrorism.
Narathiwat, Yala and Pattani, the scene of several recent bomb attacks, have been named as potential trouble spots.
The travel advisory said there was "a threat to British and other Western targets from terrorism in Thailand" and it urged Britons to be vigilant.
The Thai Government blames Muslim separatists for ongoing unrest and has placed some areas under martial law.
All British institutions, businesses and international schools in southern Thailand have been put on alert and security has been increased at major tourist resorts.
The Foreign Office urged particular vigilance at tourist sites and hotels, in airports, on public transport and in nightclubs, bars, restaurants, shopping centres and places of worship.
Explosion
The Thai authorities have arrested a number of terrorist suspects, including a senior leader of the Jemaah Islamiah group, which is suspected of involvement in the Bali and Jakarta bombings in Indonesia.
On 30 March, 1400 kg of ammonium nitrate, 56 sticks of dynamite and 176 detonators were stolen in Thailand's Yala province.
Thai authorities have recovered 800 kg of the ammonium nitrate but fear the chemicals might be used as explosives during the Songkran (Water Festival), which began on 9 April.
On 27 March 30 people were injured in an explosion outside a bar in the Thai-Malaysian border town of Sungai Kolok in Narathiwat Province.
The Foreign Office said: "The violent incidents are the latest in an irregular series, including minor bomb attacks, over past years in these southern provinces.
"The targets are usually Thai Government personnel or buildings, although civilians and Buddhist monks have also been killed this year, adding to inter-communal tension."
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Posted on: 7:03 am on April 10, 2004
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