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Sat, October 7, 2006 : Last updated 20:57 pm (Thai local time)



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EDITORIAL

N Korea playing pariah to the hilt

The Stalinist states's latest threat of a nuclear detonation underlines how well it strings the big powers along



VENUS' VISION

Trials and tribulations of a pro-democracy protester

I pinch myself several times but don't feel anything. All I know is that I just can't stop my legs from shaking inside the dock.





Let's continue with the crackdowns

There was nothing else which Mr Thaksin and his beloved TRT buddies enjoyed more - than a good-old crackdown! During his years in power, we had crackdowns on 'minor-wives', 'bogus monks', 'Back-alley Farang English teachers', 'mini-skirt university outfits', 'Indian loan sharks', 'saucy on-line games' 'excessive alcohol consumption', 'child beggars' and not forgetting the legendary 'Bangkok stray dog'. How seriously these crackdowns were actually taken however, is a story for another day!



Time for hard decisions

Following the public sense of relief at the end of the political impasse (albeit one brought by a coup) and the optimism which greeted the appointment of an honest, well-respected prime minister, one cannot but begin to notice a number of ironies that emerge from the unfolding political events today.






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