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5 comments:
Blood shed for Democracy without sacrifying human live. I hope this strategy works for Thai people who love Democracy and Justice.
Dear all Red Shirts people, if bloods didn't scared Abhisit governments, you must used all weapons with bombs instead...CIVIL WAR!!
It probbaly won't do any good to the current Thai's government, but many of us know well that blood is the symbol of power. A power that can do anything. As told by our parents and grandparents, when Khmer King built Angkor Wat, Khmer men by the thousand was killed to shed their blood. So King could bury them underneath of its main structure for protection. Blood then was the symbol of great great and most powerful protection to this great - magnificient monument. So we see, it's still standing. That is about 1000 years after it was built, but for someone else to splash blood on your house that could mean very bad luck and for the red shirts to collect blood and splash them on their unwanted government that simply means a very bad luck and a curse.
Ordinary Khmer
That would scare the day light out of Mr. Abhisit.
To "red shirt"..i hope you trust on real democracy and integrity
Abhisit... i cheer on you
I am ""THAI white shirt""
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