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BURNING ISSUE Political opportunism starts to rear its ugly head The usual unseemly scramble to be a winner begins Coups 'do little for democracy' All regime changes caused by either a peoples' uprising or a coup over seven decades have only ever led to a change of political players in power and did not advance democracy for Thailand, leading social critic Sulak Sivaraksa said yesterday. ANALYSIS Who's going to oversee the police force? The police are the first target for reform of the entire justice system after many studies have indicated that most people are not satisfied with the men in brown. ASSETS PANEL Thaksin's family face tax charges Bhanapot, Pojaman colluded 'to avoid responsibilities' In Brief :Party's former MPs eyeing overseas visit to meet and support Thaksin Several former Thai Rak Thai Party MPs plan to visit deposed PM Thaksin Shinawatra abroad and offer him moral support. EC did not abuse power: Sodsri The Election Commission (EC) did not intend to abuse its power when it nominated the wife of one of its commissioners to sit on the National People's Assembly (NPA), an EC member said yesterday. Tribunal gets tight security as election case set to begin Security around the Constitution Tribunal court building will be tightened on November 30 when it convenes its first session into the electoral fraud case that could lead to the dismantling of the Thai Rak Thai Party, a tribunal official said.	Top Stories Exactly who is in charge around here? Killings return to haunt Thaksin TRT politicians' assets should have been seized Thumbs down for govt Weera calls for probe into MCOT and TV host

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