PAD|People's Alliance for Democracy
This is the unofficial/personal blog site from one PAD member.

Are you confused about what happens in Thailand? When are Red-shirts and when are Yellows?
When are those key things happen in Thai politics?

http://www.facebook.com/thaipoliticaltimeline
They have this diagram in several language including English, Japanese and Thai
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We are the people of the Kingdom of Thailand and are citizens who are loyal to our nation, our religion, and our monarchy. We gather here today at Sanam Luang in the capital city of Bangkok and are joined in spirit and in faith by Thai citizens from across the Kingdom.
We come today to declare [...]

By Chai-anant Samutwanich April 19, 2009
I gave an interview that Thailand had no way out. No political reform would help. A big problem is that habbits (cultures) and behaviors of some Thais would rather necessitate social reform, education, behavioral training and disciplines. This is the principal basis which would affect political behaviors.
During this Songkran festival, [...]

Thai “yellow shirt” leader survives assassination attempt

CNN: Dan Rivers
Anti-Thaksin Thai leader shot in the head

CNN: Dan Rivers
Thailand’s yellow shirt founder shot in assassination attempt

CCTV

The gangland-style shooting is expected to prolong the state of emergency in Bangkok and suburbs, government leader said.

There had been serious concerns for Sondhi’s life as a bullet lodged in his skull, causing bleeding inside his brain. Vajira Hospital doctors conducted an urgent operation on Sondhi which completed before noon.
Sondhi is now safe and even [...]

PAD Announcement of 2/2009
Concern About The Obstruction of ASEAN Summit
As for the case of demonstrators who support the sentenced-to-jail Thaksin Shinawatra moved to obstruct and impede the meeting of Foreign Ministers and the leaders of ASEAN countries +3+6 between 10-12 April 2009 at Royal Cliff Beach, Pattaya, People’s Alliance For Democracy has a resolution to [...]

Thaksin’s Old Friend, Current Minister of Foreign Affairs, Kasit Pirom, Press Release, March 31, 2009
On March 31, 2009 about 4 pm Mr.Kasit Pirom, Foreign Affairs Minister gave a press release at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs against the sentenced-to-jail Thaksin Shinawatra, the fugitive criminal who, via satellite VDO,  had instigated the disturbances in the red-shirt [...]

PAD Announcement No.1/2009 March 30, 2009
Warning of Ignorance to the Undermining the Monarchy
Following the rally of supporters of the sentenced-to-jail fugitive criminal, Thaksin Shinawatra from Thursday March 26, 2009 which had live-televised broadcasts of the sentenced-to-jail Thaksin Shinawatra giving propaganda speeches slandering the President and other members of the Privy Council and the court, the [...]

Please be careful, some pictures are explicit images.
The pictures are only used for expressing the facts, with deep respect to those who loss on October 7
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People’s Alliance for Democracy Announcement 29/2008
Following the Royal Command on Thursday December 11, 2008 to call a House of Parliament’s special meeting to elect the Prime Minister on December 15, 2008,
PAD would remind all political groups to realize that it was the lengthy 193-day rally by dedicated, enduring, and brave compatriots who greatly sacrificed a [...]

The ex-ambassador Surapong Chaiyanam mentioned that foreign countries still want Thaksin back. (PAD Report, ASTV)
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Last thing I want to talk about is how foreign countries are looking at us now. They have seen PAD has stopped the protest. The Somchai’s cabinet has gone. But this seems to be a temporary stability, because there is no [...]

Pramote Nakornthab’s Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor,
Your editorial  “Too Polite to Thailand” shows base characters of American journalism: arrogant, little informed, and too rat racing to verify facts; let alone educating oneself before educating the public.
I’ve just finished my compliments to youthful western diplomats residing in Bangkok on the very subject.
Here you are
“I have lived  [...]

Khun Limmy from Serithai Discussion Forum sent me this post, and I think it is worth reading for everyone.
The original post with comments are here
Thank you JanusFIN for your story and footage.
I WAS THERE! … 9 Days I Was Eyewitness In Thailand Airports! …
And Only Foreigner… (VID, PICS)
I AM STILL ALIVE…
I spend incredible moments, maybe [...]