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Abhisit, we are in 2010, be civilized, you are not savage like Cambodians leaders.
If the king doesn't turn around and support Tucksin, there will be bloodshed yet to come. Thai king is the one being paranoid by Tucksin and called for political cops. So, only the king can solve this problem, by allowing Tucksin to come back to the ring. Why did the king did what he did? because Tucksin was becoming more popular then him, because he was able to provide everything to meet people's need. Instead of being happy for PM Tucksin, the king turns around and betrayed Tucksin by dismissing him. So, Thai people now know the truth and will no longer like the king the way he handled things. This time the tied turn around and probably drown himself as to "what goes around must comes around". wisdom
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