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Yurune
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He's announced today that he will envoke a 'State of emergency' if the protests turn violent. He is campaigning in Ubon and has the prepared document with him to sign.
Sounds like he's hoping.......
Traffic is noticably quieter on the protest evenings.
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Thai Girls : Meet Sexy Thai Girls
Posted on: 3:21 am on Mar. 14, 2006
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Hermanolobo
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Disclaimer: I am not in anyway involved with 'The Nation' newspaper. PAD or any moves to bring down the allegedly legitimately elected government of Thaksin Shinawatra.
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REAL-TIME COVERAGE
Government House besieging
The People's Alliance for Democracy says it's now time for the final measure to pressure Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra to resign - besieging the Government House. Here's minue-by-minute reports from The Nation's reporters at the protest.
7:28 pm: Danai Anantayo, vice president of Law Society of Thailand, says on the main stage that Thaksin is facing bad luck for having held a mobile Cabinet meeting at the Phanom Rung Sand Castle and met curses from ancient Khmer kings for using the castle.
He denounces Thaksin for ordering police to carry out summery killing of drug suspects. Danai also blames Thaksin for summary killings of suspect militants in three southern provinces.
7:24 pm: Announcer Samran asks protesters on the Rajdamnoen Road to shout "Thaksin" and has those on Phitsanulok shout "get out".
7:00 pm: News anchorwoman Anchalee lets several protesters from provinces to take turn to speak a few sentences in attacks against Thaksin. The "people's voice" session lasts about 12 minutes.
6:55 pm: Sattra Tomorn, a laws lecturer of Thammasat University, urges people to go out to mark abstention vote on the election day to express their wish that they does not support Thai Rak Thai. Sattra is talking to news anchorwoman Anchalee at the rally site.
6:30 pm: Nation News Agency reports that some 2,000 protesters in front of Government House seek medical help from mobile medical unit deployed by Thai Red Cross to the rally site. Doctor Phichit Siriwan, head of the unit, says most of the sick protesters suffer from fainting and headache. He says the unit will provide medical help there on around-the-clock basis.
6:25 pm: Kalaya Sophonphanit, Democrat deputy leader, says Thaksn promoted Chidchai from third to first-rank deputy prime minister because Thaksin might play to take a sick leave and let Chidchai become caretaker prime minister.
Kalaya is speaking to ASTV news anchorwoman Anchalee Phaileejit who holds a special news talk show at the main stage of demonstration in front of Government House.
5:50 pm: Somboon Suphannafai, a teacher, tells the crowd to be patient as he believes Thaksin will definitely leave office.
5:39 pm: An announcer asks vendors to step away from the road to the roadside to make way for protesters whose number is increasing as the evening falls.
5:12 pm: Announcer Samran says the five decision makers of the PAD will address the crowd in the evening to announce the coalition's determination and goals.
4:45 pm: Chidchai says the situation does not yet warrant declaration of state of emergency. "From the situation, state of emergency is still very remote."
4:37 pm: Uaychai Watha, an activist from northeastern provinces, says he has learnt that Thaksin will perform a superstitious rite in Si Sa Ket with help from PM's Office Minister Newin Chidchob to try to prolong his power. But he says the rite will not work as the anti-Thaksin coalition has performed another rite to block Thaksin's rite.
4:35 pm: Announcer Samran Rodphet asks more people to come out to join the rally. He says protesters in front of Government House now spill over to Rajdamnoen Avenue.
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Bangkok Girls : Meet Sexy Bangkok Girls
Posted on: 5:54 am on Mar. 14, 2006
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PussyLover 69
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Report from Bangkok Post dated Wednesday 15 March 2006 :-
Thaksin considers stepping aside
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Prime Minister Thaksin told the media in Buri Ram today he is considering a proposal to step aside for a neutral replacement to allow elections and constitutional reform.
Seen on national TV, a tired looking premier said: "It is a good proposal, and I am considering this."
But he quickly added: "This does not mean that I would bow to mob rule.
"I will disclose my decision only when the time is right and the decision will be based on the benefit of the country, not influenced by the demands of those losers," meaning anti-Thaksin demonstrators in Bangkok.
Protest leaders camped out at Government House seemed resolute. As leader Sondhi Limthongkul said last night, ""If Thaksin doesn't quit, we won't leave." The protest remains entirely peaceful.
Mr Thaksin, on TV, said this:
"I will base my decision on what is good for the nation, and not make a decision based on pressure from various groups. I am not a man who clings to power, but since I still have duty to accomplish I will have to be very careful and consider all aspects.
"I have to take some time to consider and decide what to do, because I have a duty to complete my mission."
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Thai Women : Meet Matured Thai Women
Posted on: 12:49 am on Mar. 15, 2006
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Bangkoksexydotcom
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ahh come one he I just tricking people he wants to hide is money pile first then he can step down. He deal is not closed yet so he can step down. He know they going go after him as soon as he steps down. When the deal is finished and the money is safe then maybe he will step down.
But I already know what he is going to do after 
http://f0nt.com/temp/
its very funny
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Bangkok Women : Meet Beautiful Thai Girls
Posted on: 1:34 am on Mar. 16, 2006
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Basil Bush
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May be he is close to a deal on keeping his ill gotten fortune and immunity from prosecution for his tax evasion, etc.
BB
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Bangkok Girls : Meet Attractive Thai Girls
Posted on: 11:58 am on Mar. 16, 2006
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