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Do you really think so. I think it started a time ago

Certainly the issues at stake are very old, but I was referring to the "current" manifestations of the underlying issue.

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Steve's points are well-taken. However, I did seem to see more red shirts in the first vid when disruption was involved. As for the yellows laying down their arms, they are now in a position to let the army, the government, and the courts do their bidding. As for speaking against the monarchy, this is intolerable and anyone who is guilty of it should be dealt with accordingly. However, I do remember Sondhi saying he is only willing to support "certain" monarchs, which is really reprehensible.

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Is it patriotism or propaganda to attempt to garner support for one side of a divisive issue? All Thai people, and many non-Thais, love His Majesty the King. In a secular political conflict it is irresponsible and unfair for one side to claim that anybody who opposes them also opposes the monarchy. Let's not forget that the current political problems were brought about by the coup and the rabble rousers who took over the airports and government house. However, these videos attempt to place the blame for Thailand's current problems squarely on the shoulders of the UDD. Is this really where the blame lies? Should an attempt be made to place blame; or , rather, should an attempt be made to engage both sides in meaningful talks to reach some sort of mutual agreement to move forward?

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This is the latest patriotic video being shown at the cinemas at the moment. It is asking Thai people to love each other as before.

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However, these videos attempt to place the blame for Thailand's current problems squarely on the shoulders of the UDD. Is this really where the blame lies? Should an attempt be made to place blame; or , rather, should an attempt be made to engage both sides in meaningful talks to reach some sort of mutual agreement to move forward?

First i've seen these vids. Good links.

Going on from what Vision wrote. I can't see anything in that first video that anyway blames the country's problems squarely on the UDD. The video quite clearly shows a briefing of some of the havoc caused by both the Reds and Yellows. Seems the only mutual agreement the Reds have been insisting on is that Thaksin be given all his money back at the end of the month. The Yellows laid down their arms a long time ago, but factions of the Reds have been threatening to kill again. Thaksin's Taksin propaganda magazine has followed suit with cartoons depicting a Red shirt leader assassinating the Army Chief and supporting an another armed conflict etc... (see www.2bangkok.com for more info). Having been in Thaksin's hometown of Chiang Mai lately chatting with a lot of the locals there, it seems many once loyal have become fed-up with the Reds movement - just as much of the country had become of the Yellows before.
Perhaps Vision hasn't been reading about it, but it has been quite clear that there are folk in the Red-shirt movement who have been opposing the institution (see Da Torpedo's savaging lese-majeste attack at Sanam Luang with tens of thousands of Reds in the crowd applauding her). Thaksin and the Red-shirts constant attck on the Privy Chief... etc... So, no wonder folk have called into questiong the allegiance of the heirarchy of the Red-shirts, only natural. Anyway, no more of that matter.

That video from last year though, starting off very all right, the sight of all the singers clad in yellow (yellow is the King's color it can be argued) is very dubious. I noticed too the taxi drivers in it. Since the taxi drivers have caused a lot of pro-Red havoc, especially last Songkran when they began what were to become violent demonstrations by closing off Victory Monument, it was suspiciously interesting to see them play an important role in that vid.

[yurawerj]

Let's not forget that the current political problems were brought about by the coup

Do you really think so. I think it started a time ago