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Read this: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/breakingnews/30116021/Abhisits-popularity-soars-three-times-for-downgrad. The level of state media control has become very amusing indeed. How about Abhisit doing some mud-wrestling with school kids? The polls will sky rocket - Abhisit 1000% more popular.

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comment 66 Ian date : 12/11/2009 time : 10.22 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

Maverick 65. Many of us are seeking the same goal for Thailand, our differences are mainly in the paths we choose. Thailand future survival lies in our ability to merge these paths into a major highway. If this cannot be achieved then Thailand will mirror this blogsite, torn apart and in disarray.

comment 65 maverick263 date : 11/11/2009 time : 22.18

@ max, c.59: thanks, max... to allow me to alter & mellow my perception well said

comment 64 MaxHeadroom date : 11/11/2009 time : 09.50 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/maxheadroom

I think it is clear what went wrong with your education Xprezo Your problem is not that you couldn't get to the truth because it were exclusive but that you can't accept it and, thus substitute it with anger and aggression and delusions. In your case at least the neurosis comes out very clearly and loudly unlike the more professional 'I hide my prejudice types' that disguise themselves as journalists. So you should go and see someone - seek professional help

comment 63 expresso date : 11/11/2009 time : 03.07 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/expresso

People talk a bundle with no substance! I have never had learned how to write like losers; afterall education is supposed to bring people to be winners. But then, for the intellectuals, who are winners and losers? Can you tell me? Fcuking losers is what I say! Fcuking traitors! Fcuking self-declared "intellectuals"!

comment 62 expresso date : 11/11/2009 time : 02.57 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/expresso

Max, how was it a fantasy poll? Do you put yourself on a higher ground, like Al, that only one of your kind, like Ian, have exclusive rights on the truth? Al is like a kid to me but he thinks he's sophisticated! What a fcuking laugh!

comment 61 peacefulness date : 10/11/2009 time : 11.58 nationmultimedia.com

maxheadroom C60---"truth is a powerful weapon and don't forget that humans eventually prefer the truth. " this is the ONLY comments from an erudite highbrow maxheadroom can be accepted in the past few years. congratulations !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

comment 60 MaxHeadroom date : 10/11/2009 time : 09.09 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/maxheadroom

C58: truth is a powerful weapon and don't forget that humans eventually prefer the truth.

comment 59 MaxHeadroom date : 10/11/2009 time : 09.07 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/maxheadroom

C57: none of the ones you have listed and not AV, Banharn etc. We as a society have let it come this far: the Thai career politicians are a particularly ugly variety rooted in political prostitution, so now we have to deal with that and create an environment in which alternative faces can move up. So yes, new parties with new faces, electoral reform, courage, active citizens would be needed. Is there enough juice? Well there's got to be and I believe that the 'who if not me' slogan of the current political caste is just their way to discourage the electorate from looking for alternatives.

comment 58 Plaadip date : 10/11/2009 time : 06.23

C56 so what politician will sell to the voters? Thier true feeling or something? They are selling their political personas to get supports, that's all about the politicians, and not only in Thailand.

comment 57 noonin date : 09/11/2009 time : 18.17 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/noonin

Comment 56 Quote, "Politicians of this kind are backstabbers, sweet talkers and they will put image and form over substance and truth. " So who do you recommend? Thaksin? Chavalit? Chalerm? Newin? I could go on !

comment 56 MaxHeadroom date : 09/11/2009 time : 11.56 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/maxheadroom

C55: mais au contraire: most career politicians are slippery as eels and the most well behaved are often the worst. Politicians of this kind are backstabbers, sweet talkers and they will put image and form over substance and truth.

comment 55 happyjack date : 09/11/2009 time : 06.45

One thing Abhisit has shown the World,not all Thais are Crude and Rude when in Power.At least its a good foundation for the Future.

comment 54 Mobydick date : 09/11/2009 time : 00.18

[i read your posts since about 6, 7 months.] The same time as not disappointed (to be a liar). Two IDs,same tactics.

comment 53 maverick263 date : 08/11/2009 time : 23.00

@ Max, c.49: i read your posts since about 6, 7 months. a lot of them claim some "inside" knowledge about events - that fail to manifest. _this_ one is most ridiculous i've read for long times. so, you complain about bureaucracy work comes to a halt? as now suddenly there's someone who's willing to examine & expose internal collusion? imho... in my very limited personal opinion... day by day, i meet more & more people... in business, in judiciary, in media, in bureaucracy... who are inspired by Aphisit & Korn. i wish them well na :-) what do _YOU_ have to offer?

comment 52 Plaadip date : 08/11/2009 time : 19.08

C49, hahaha Max is changing the subject. This is the latest news, http://www.nationmultimedia.com/breakingnews/30116130/Thaksin-to-lecture-300-Cambodians-Thursday Is this true? Why is Thaksin digging a hole for himself? I don't think Hun Sen will lose much from this, but how about Thaksin? It's getting more interesting.

comment 51 peacefulness date : 08/11/2009 time : 18.52 nationmultimedia.com

maxhead 'no'room---i/o protecting your motherland, you do the opposite to destroy IT by cooperating and collaborating those idiot fkxxg "SOB" farangs in attacking, criticizing, belabouring our country, YOU never stand up and say a sentence , a phrase or even a single word to protect the dignity and sovereignty of your ancestor's land, thailand, PEOPLE LIKE YOU AND POMJUK , GINOLA DONOT DESERVE TO BE A THAI.................ชั่ว.........

comment 50 noonin date : 08/11/2009 time : 18.45 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/noonin

Comment 14 Can you translate your comment into Thai to enable me to get local reaction to it. Real people at grass root level, not pseudo intellectuals ranting to those of like mind! Thaksin's success was to realise and manipulate the grass roots by speaking their language! All Fascists know this!

comment 49 MaxHeadroom date : 08/11/2009 time : 18.17 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/maxheadroom

Ian: so then that must hurt him most because he is very fond of his image on the international stage. Btw. after SpamPM and Obamark there's now another Thai nickname for him - one that translates as Speech Man. The reality is: there is much work to do but all we see is his infantile outbursts of anger and floods of words. In various ministries he practically has made every decision HIS decision (sort of only the great leader can tell) and frustrated bureaucrats have just given him that. Now the country has been brought to a halt as no one in bureaucracy will do his work anymore because everyone's unsure if he's allowed to make any decision. Abhisit has setup numerous 'steering' committees none of which quite know what their mandate is supposed to be and they get little support by their bureaucratic basis. Also many committes have identical mandates. Chaos reigns in about every ministerial corridor now. Budgets - all except salaries for bureaucrats - regular budgets as well as stimulus budget are 2-3 months behind schedule. Many are arbitrarily thrown back for inspection but no one knows who shall inspect what. In the meantime dark figures try to bribe the newly setup committees or put their nominees there - just in case. Dubious business men propose overpriced deals for equipment and 'consulting' services that are more difficult to scrutinize. Old project partners for government programs are wiped out by AVs boss decisions by a simple word without any legality whatsoever. Some can wait for money others pull out, some go bankrupt. Dark business figures try to write new TORs for those budgets where the original bidder and legal recipient (that won the bid after the imperfect but still arduous Thai bureaucracy for public projects) has now become extinct - after all that budget has to be spent. So these 'new' TORs are setup overnight and are supposed to sail though committee approval. Public sector performance to bring the economy back up is close to zero - the catastrophe imminent. In the private sector most not connected to the dark business figures have lost any hope for any progress. In the meantime it makes me smile that the military has just decided to built the country's largest military base ever seen in Khon Kaen - for so much money a figure like THB xx BN that instead 300,000 sustainable jobs could be created and 20x larger than all the R&D budgets for the entire country. Hail Abhisit - inventor of the creative economy. May the tanks and fighter jets make us farmers smarter.

comment 48 Ian date : 08/11/2009 time : 17.11 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

Comment 41, I made an error in this comment, The "It" at the start of the third line should be replaced by the name "Abhisit " for it to read as I intended. ND is very fond of defining my nature, one day he might even get it right

comment 47 peacefulness date : 08/11/2009 time : 17.08 nationmultimedia.com

super idiot POMJUK C38---before/after taking a dump................(ขี้) more than 10 family mbrs....................

comment 46 Plaadip date : 08/11/2009 time : 15.07

C45 ND, I re-read my C39, and feeling embarassed. Thank you and Ian for kindly having decoded my post. For example, waht I meant actually is, "Thaksin gave the chance his OPPONENTs to LABEL him "a TRAITOR" and the independents start believing it. No wonder Ian still cannot understand what I mean. :) Yeah, I don't understand their over-reaction to these polls. In particular, I did not expect Max to come out as a conspiracy theorist like Lobo-San. Anyway these polls are just reflecting the "first response" of Thai people to the government retaliation measure against Cambodia, so the number could change depending on how the situation develops, although there is no doubt that Thaksin got a big damage from this fiasco.

comment 45 notdisappointed date : 08/11/2009 time : 14.37

Sorry that should be K. Plaadip's c39 not pjsy's true logic on c38. I bet Px does give respect to pj's pictures every night when he takes a dump!

comment 44 notdisappointed date : 08/11/2009 time : 14.35

K. Plaadip c38; but I bet that Ian, maxie and pjsy will ignore this fact as they ignored and denied all facts that show any negativity towards thaksin as being biased and sublimely untruthful. But of course that in their nature to discount anything that doesn't put forward the interest of the sq face serial liar, his reds, and his rehabilitation. As an aside; upon meeting arisaman on the BTS, the question was asked why he supported thaksin so reverently, his reply - thaksin promised to put me up for elections in Petchburi Province(!)

comment 43 happyjack date : 08/11/2009 time : 14.33

Why cant you reply to Hermano.why does he post if you cant reply.Yabua only wants replies that kiss her arse,it seems pointless,this sites built on controversy.

comment 42 Plaadip date : 08/11/2009 time : 14.11

Ian, It has harmed his image internally more than internationally, that's is what the polls showed. That's why Thaksin and Chawalit is in panic mode, I guess. I think that Thai people take Thaksin's deed simply and rightly, they think Thaksin took the side of a neigbhoring country with which Thailand has sever teritorial disputes, for his own political benefit. It swayed the opinon of the usually apolitical independents against him. I think this is what's happining now, and I don't know how Thaksin can change the trend. Let's wait and see what he will say next Tuesday. It's interesting.

comment 41 Ian date : 08/11/2009 time : 13.46 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

plaadip, I don't see Thaksin's appointment as harming the Thai people, it clearly harms the Thai government, but why not, they have harmed him? It may have enhanced his image internally but it has harmed his image internationally. Perhaps he does not care about his international image as it is already in tatters.

comment 40 Plaadip date : 08/11/2009 time : 12.29

And I think one of Thaksin's opitions for damage control is to turn down the offer from Hun Sen while Hun Sen's still insisiting the validity of the appointment, to put the government in an awkaward position. The red can say, "Thaksin sacrifice himself for the country's benefit, but the government is still using it as a poltiical tool" something like that. But I think it's still not easy for Thaksin to cast aside the turnished image. Cheers

comment 39 Plaadip date : 08/11/2009 time : 12.09

Ian, you should see the details of the poll. Core Thaksin supporters did not change their stance, but the people who used to prefer the netrual position, which accounted for 50 percent in the previous poll, voice their support for the government. I think those poll are all about "indepdendent", who weigh their support based on main issues at the time of polling. The support of the government will change anytime when a new big issue comes in, but more important is, that Thaksin made a big mistake to give the chance his oponets to lavel him a"traitor" and those "independents",who did not believe the same type of PAD propaganda, starts believing that it's what he is. I think it's not easy for Thaksin to recover from this damege. New poll today. "popularity poll" Abhist around 60 percent, Thkasin 20 percnet. The support for Thaksin has changed little, (But got lower), Abisit popularity increased from 20 to 60. And this 20 percent support for Thaksin is quite similar to other polls if you translate it as "non-support" for the government, right? Another poll today said more than 80 percent of the people said What Thaksin and Chawalit did with Cambodia is against the national interests of Thailand. Again, around 20 percent of respondents see their action in positive way, which is the similar percent of other polls. (The percentage of Red core supporters' response, I guess) Now I hope you undersatnd the trend. I'm very sure Thaksin takes those number very seriously,unlike you. I think he is wishing these poll numbers could be a farce.

comment 38 Pomjuk date : 08/11/2009 time : 11.05 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/pomjuk Windy's number one fan

pissboi really loves my pics. Pay respect to it every night, it will give you good luck.

comment 37 Plaadip date : 08/11/2009 time : 10.54

C35, Max, I think it's better for you to just write "I don't believe any polls." It will save a lot of your time.

comment 36 Ian date : 08/11/2009 time : 10.52 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

peacefulness, one day you just might realise that personal insults simply demonstrate your lack of any logical argument to support your opinion. The more you curse the weaker your position. there must be something intrinsically wrong with you if you cannot understand this simple fact.

comment 35 MaxHeadroom date : 08/11/2009 time : 10.41 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/maxheadroom

C14 / C19: it's interesting to see that the pro-government side keeps on sticking to the same tactic - cutting and pasting the same article over and over. This is the same we have seen for a couple of years now. Since I don't think it's really coordinated it would mean that they all share a common mind set like you talk to a Scientologist and a Jehovah Witness: both will come up with a quote rather than an independent opinion. I have seen how these polls are made and if you ever worked with the youngsters filling out forms or doing calls you'll know it all - phone 20-25% real - invent the rest to what the customer finds most plausible, go an have a beer. I wonder who intends here to elevate the level of credibility of polls to such a sublime level here? But it's a constant tactic of this fascist propaganda - mixing up things with different quality to lower the standard and destroy consensus. For example I have 2 scientific studies on the topic with carefully compiled data sets and someone comes along with a couple of opinions from the popular science mag. So like Ian said - the media tell you that supposedly over night attitudes have changed and all the nation is now approving of the heroic acts of our great leader Abhisit - which of course is in stark contrast to what you see all around you What does that mean? It means that all that is simply propagandist bullshit and that if you believe that nonsense you are a poor fool that can't be helped and that is a danger to the rest the society because it can be manipulated into believing any nonsense even if the undeniable truth is right in front of his eyes.

comment 34 peacefulness date : 08/11/2009 time : 08.36 nationmultimedia.com

maxhead 'no'room C17---how can you see things clearly when u are hiding in the darkness with your thick thick thick black black black black black.....blackblackblackblackblack glasses on for the past few yrs........................an erudite highbrow now a PLONKER". what a miserable life !!!!!!!!

comment 33 peacefulness date : 08/11/2009 time : 08.22 nationmultimedia.com

now everyone knows POMJUK is a "super Kwai"(super/ultimate idiot), with nothing in his fkg brain. pics, the real super kwai POMJUK, with a thief-like face (หน้าโจร)....................................posted by itself.

comment 32 Pomjuk date : 08/11/2009 time : 06.11 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/pomjuk Windy's number one fan

Pa+ Yoon Your website should have put the source if the info in the story. Do I have to every time go to Bangkok Post to get all the info? Then I might have just subscribe to BP not TN paper.

comment 31 notdisappointed date : 08/11/2009 time : 05.23

pjsy, c13, that was such a LAME excuse for your foot in mouth disease. That you blindly jumped on maxie's bandwagon without doing any research is typical of; what did PX say? Oh Yeah - KWAIS!!

comment 30 Pomjuk date : 08/11/2009 time : 00.25 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/pomjuk Windy's number one fan

Ian: Sashimi chan is actually very polite desu ne like most Japanese no insulting just being informative ne.

comment 29 Ian date : 08/11/2009 time : 00.09 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

Damn, now everyone is spouting Japanese, it's bad enough with peacefulness spouting Thai all the time. Can't you guys insult each other in English? Plaadip, tonight I polled 17 people in my village (mixed reds and yellows), not one of them has been influenced or changed their opinion. I still think this poll is a farce.

comment 28 Plaadip date : 07/11/2009 time : 23.42

Sorry correction. What Thaksin actually said is, "Thai people(not our MPs), don't rush to dump me. There will surely be an election soon. Don't dume me and please elect the MPs that I will choose. " moshiwake gozaimasen kodomo ni machigatusta koto wo oshiete shimaimashita ....hahaha bye bye

comment 27 Pomjuk date : 07/11/2009 time : 23.20 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/pomjuk Windy's number one fan

c25, sashimi chan: Gomen nasai, sumimasen ga, You’re calling the military implanted government by using bias constitution and constitution court to disband 210 Members of the Parliament and dissolve 3 political party, a government of the people ka? I would not go that far desu ne. dame da Amari yoku nai desu ne kore

comment 26 peacefulness date : 07/11/2009 time : 22.52 nationmultimedia.com

plaadip san C25--- anatawa subarashi desu ne. hahahahahaha...........domo arigatou gozaimasu.

comment 25 Plaadip date : 07/11/2009 time : 22.27

C24, hahaha, why should the government supported by the people dissolve the parliament? Previously the red took up bad poll results to press Abhist to dissolve the house, and now they are saying that he shuold do so because he is supported by the people according to the poll! In the politics of parliament cabinet system, if the poll numeber is bad, the ruling parties will not dissolve the parliament because they don't want to lose the election, and if the numberis good they are happy to stay in power, in other words, they won't dissolve the parliament anyway unless they are forced to do so. The timing of election only becomes an issue for them when the termination of thier term starts ticking down. เล่นกับเด็ก เหนื่อยนะ arigatogozaimasu sayonara bye bye

comment 24 Pomjuk date : 07/11/2009 time : 21.58 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/pomjuk Windy's number one fan

I’ve known of an ultimate poll and it’s called reelection. If Abby is so popular just dissolve the house and let’s see how many seats the Democrap is gonna get. Let’s also have 100% elected upper house. Let’s prove that this is not another fabricated poll for PR purpose. It’s like what the Muse, Uprising lyric: “Paranoia is in bloom, The PR transmissions will resume”.

comment 23 Plaadip date : 07/11/2009 time : 21.35

C22, I think gallop's, and other polls on the US presidential election last year have the same sample size, according to polulation difference.If you still can't believe the opinon polls, how about getting the avarage of polls, like realclearpolitics showed it as the poll of polls? There were three polls indicating the people's reaction to the Thaksin-Hun Sen alliance, right?. Is the trend not very clear? Ok,you still cannot believe it. so how about the players' response to the poll. I just finished wathing Thaksin's phone in, tonight. He said like this, "Our MPs please don't rush to dump me. There surely be an election soon. I promise if you choose me, you would be elected again, so don't dump me." I was a little surprised that Thakins should beg like that. I think he took this poll numbers seriously, probabaly because he does not have time to discuss stupid things.

comment 22 panya date : 07/11/2009 time : 20.28 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/diversion

Ian C21 Nearly all the polls published by TH and BP are invalid from sample size. They are nearly always biased from location, too. I don't know why anyone takes any notice of them .

comment 21 Ian date : 07/11/2009 time : 19.10 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

Dalmasion, this was a poll of 21 provinces but in fact there are 76 provinces. Why were the other 55 ignored, how can this be a valid poll? 3,709 respondents in 21 provinces or 176 people per province, how does this prove anything. Sounds like a rigged poll to me, but you will disagree of course

comment 20 Plaadip date : 07/11/2009 time : 18.53

I think Max wrote this knowing that this is an ABAC poll, otherwise he cannot call himself an intelligent Thai,(or is he not a Thai? I don't know) I guess. I think he just set up a place for some posters to vent their frustration. The poll result can change by day, for example, Thaksin will make a video link for damage control nest Tuesday, then some might swing back to their oritinal position, "neutral", then they will statisfy the poll result. But if it won't swing back to the level that makes them satisfied, they will complain again, shouting "manupilation". I think that it's the fate of pollstars in Thailand now, so they have to accpet it as good budhists. :)

comment 19 Dalmasian date : 07/11/2009 time : 18.29 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dalmasian

Fantasy Polls, eh? From the Bangkok Post Online dated today, Nov. 7, 2009: Link: http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/26994/support-for-govt-rockets-after-protest QUOTE: Support for govt rockets after protest Most Thais oppose Thaksin giving advice Published: 7/11/2009 at 12:00 AM Newspaper section: News The popularity of the Abhisit Vejjajiva government has soared after its diplomatic protest against Phnom Penh's appointment of convicted Thaksin Shinawatra as an economic adviser, an opinion poll has found. And most Thais have told another poll they don't want Thaksin to offer advice to Cambodia. Up to 68.8% of 3,709 respondents in 21 provinces have thrown their support behind the government, a huge increase on the 23.3% who backed it in September, according to an ABAC poll conducted by Assumption University, between Oct 25 and Thursday. In northern provinces, including Thaksin's home town of Chiang Mai, and northeastern provinces, most people (64.6%) support the government. In the Northeast, the opposition Puea Thai Party's stronghold, 53.1% support the government over the Cambodia issue. Thais believe Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen places his relationship with Thaksin over the importance of national ties with Thailand, said ABAC Poll Research Centre director Noppadol Kannikar. Phnom Penh appointed Thaksin an economic adviser on Nov 4. In protest, Thailand recalled its ambassador to Phnom Penh on Thursday. While some diplomats say Thailand over-reacted and that the row threatens Asean's stability, most Thais back the government's response. The Supreme Court's Criminal Division for Holders of Political Positions found Thaksin guilty of a conflict of interest in the Ratchadaphisek land purchase case in 2003, but Cambodia argued the charges against Thaksin were politically motivated. Thais, however, still trusted the judicial system, Mr Noppadol said. "The dispute is good for the government's support." Meanwhile, a Dusit poll, conducted by Suan Dusit Rajabhat University over the last two days, found 69.2% of people sampled countrywide oppose Thaksin acting as adviser to Cambodia, which they believe could escalate tensions between the two countries. Many people (33.12%) also wanted Mr Abhisit to review all agreements which Thailand had made with Cambodia, the poll says. The New Politics Party, formerly the anti-Thaksin People's Alliance for Democracy, denounced Mr Hun Sen's move. It was an attempt to interfere in Thailand's internal affairs, which could also "ravage the verdict of a Thai court", said the party secretary-general Suriyasai Katasila. The anti-Thaksin group of 40 senators said the government should take the opportunity to revoke a memorandum of understanding in 2001 and an agreement in 2003 on maritime borders with Cambodia, reached when the Thaksin administration was in power, and to warn Thai businessmen against investment in Cambodia. The government says it is reviewing all agreements with Cambodia, including the maritime one. Senator Paiboon Nititawan also asked Thaksin whether he is still Thai. He warned Thaksin against serving two masters, which could never end happily. UNQUOTE: Let all decent and honest bloggers here be the judge as to WHO is living in a fantasy world. -- Dalmasian

comment 18 noonin date : 07/11/2009 time : 16.18 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/noonin

Show time!

comment 17 MaxHeadroom date : 07/11/2009 time : 12.12 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/maxheadroom

I think that earning a few political pennies worth of capital by a quick show of national pride (pride being one of the 7 deadly sins) may excite but a few desperate PADies on the exclusively yellow phone list ABAC used. Ian: Envy is another of the very popular sins around these days. But the 'poll' was just a plumb attempt to paint over Abhisit's loss of face in his confrontation with Hun Sen. His 'diplomatic retaliation' reaction is widely seen as a boy's attempt to lecture the master - and when this happens bad boys show their anger and bad temper and are not well-behaved.

comment 16 Ian date : 07/11/2009 time : 10.18 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

Comment 14. "And most Thais have told another poll they don't want Thaksin to offer advice to Cambodia." Could it be because they know Thaksin has more ability then the current Thai government, they don't want Cambodia having the advantage over them?

comment 15 peacefulness date : 07/11/2009 time : 08.51 nationmultimedia.com

pics,,,,,,,,,,,,, A HERD OF BUFFALOES.

comment 14 peacefulness date : 07/11/2009 time : 08.43 nationmultimedia.com

for those "kwais" buffaloes and "Super Kwai" POMJUK.......... bkk/post 07nov09 Qte Support for govt rockets after protest Most Thais oppose Thaksin giving advice Published: 7/11/2009 at 12:00 AM Newspaper section: News The popularity of the Abhisit Vejjajiva government has soared after its diplomatic protest against Phnom Penh's appointment of convicted Thaksin Shinawatra as an economic adviser, an opinion poll has found. And most Thais have told another poll they don't want Thaksin to offer advice to Cambodia. Up to 68.8% of 3,709 respondents in 21 provinces have thrown their support behind the government, a huge increase on the 23.3% who backed it in September, according to an Abac poll conducted by Assumption University, between Oct 25 and Thursday. Also today: Land border deal faces axe And see: Hun Sen tells border troops to remain calm In northern provinces, including Thaksin's home town of Chiang Mai, and northeastern provinces, most people (64.6%) support the government. In the Northeast, the opposition Puea Thai Party's stronghold, 53.1% support the government over the Cambodia issue. Thais believe Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen places his relationship with Thaksin over the importance of national ties with Thailand, said Abac Poll Research Centre director Noppadol Kannikar. Phnom Penh appointed Thaksin an economic adviser on Nov 4. In protest, Thailand recalled its ambassador to Phnom Penh on Thursday. While some diplomats say Thailand over-reacted and that the row threatens Asean's stability, most Thais back the government's response. The Supreme Court's Criminal Division for Holders of Political Positions found Thaksin guilty of a conflict of interest in the Ratchadaphisek land purchase case in 2003, but Cambodia argued the charges against Thaksin were politically motivated. Thais, however, still trusted the judicial system, Mr Noppadol said. "The dispute is good for the government's support." Meanwhile, a Dusit poll, conducted by Suan Dusit Rajabhat University over the last two days, found 69.2% of people sampled countrywide oppose Thaksin acting as adviser to Cambodia, which they believe could escalate tensions between the two countries. Many people (33.12%) also wanted Mr Abhisit to review all agreements which Thailand had made with Cambodia, the poll says. The New Politics Party, formerly the anti-Thaksin People's Alliance for Democracy, denounced Mr Hun Sen's move. It was an attempt to interfere in Thailand's internal affairs, which could also "ravage the verdict of a Thai court", said the party secretary-general Suriyasai Katasila. The anti-Thaksin group of 40 senators said the government should take the opportunity to revoke a memorandum of understanding in 2001 and an agreement in 2003 on maritime borders with Cambodia, reached when the Thaksin administration was in power, and to warn Thai businessmen against investment in Cambodia. The government says it is reviewing all agreements with Cambodia, including the maritime one. Senator Paiboon Nititawan also asked Thaksin whether he is still Thai. He warned Thaksin against serving two masters, which could never end happily. Unqte http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/26994/support-for-govt-rockets-after-protest

comment 13 Pomjuk date : 07/11/2009 time : 02.25 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/pomjuk Windy's number one fan

c12: Pa+ Yoon: Then you should have made it official by denoting the source of information on the news. Not making unofficial claim here. Everyone recognizes the quality of the media in Thailand and its ability to fabricate info.

comment 12 notdisappointed date : 07/11/2009 time : 00.48

Hi maxie and pjsy, Are you guys looking at the same poll everybody else is looking at? The poll in question is not a Nation poll. It's an ABAC Poll! Remove left foot put in right foot.

comment 11 Dalmasian date : 06/11/2009 time : 23.48 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/dalmasian

No doubt about it. The Reds are out in force again! -- Dalmasian

comment 10 noonin date : 06/11/2009 time : 22.44 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/noonin

Fantastically amusing!

comment 9 janus date : 06/11/2009 time : 22.34 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/mi58

Comment 6 Hum! This fellow might be in's time a great buyer of land, with his statutes, his recognizances, his fines, his double vouchers, his recoveries: is this the fine of his fines, and the recovery of his recoveries, to have his fine pate full of fine dirt? will his vouchers vouch him no more of his purchases, and double ones too, than the length and breadth of a pair of indentures? The very conveyances of his lands will hardly lie in this box; and must the inheritor himself have no more, ha? Sorry I forgot you were illiterate!

comment 8 TomFin date : 06/11/2009 time : 22.04 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/justconsiderations

Thailand is a fantasy to smooth over realty. Oppose reality to silence discontent. Discontent fosters thought. Thought induces thinking and a search for knowledge. Knowledge is the enemy of power. Knowledge, if not destroyed, is controlled. Control the masses with mind manipulation. Mind manipulation induced with smoke, mirrors, foolish polls, and even newspapers that are foolish.

comment 7 TomFin date : 06/11/2009 time : 22.03 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/justconsiderations

Thailand is a fantasy to smooth over realty. Oppose reality to silence discontent. Discontent fosters thought. Thought induces thinking and a search for knowledge. Knowledge is the enemy of power. Knowledge, if not destroyed, is controlled. Control the masses with mind manipulation. Mind manipulation induced with smoke, mirrors, foolish polls, and even newspapers that are foolish.

comment 6 Ian date : 06/11/2009 time : 21.39 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

Noonin, are you likening Yorick's skull to the abhisit government which has lost its flesh?

comment 5 noonin date : 06/11/2009 time : 21.16 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/noonin

HAMLET That skull had a tongue in it, and could sing once: how the knave jowls it to the ground, as if it were Cain's jaw-bone, that did the first murder! It might be the pate of a politician, which this ass now o'er-reaches; one that would circumvent God, might it not? HAMLET There's another: why may not that be the skull of a lawyer? Where be his quiddities now, his quillets, his cases, his tenures, and his tricks? why does he suffer this rude knave now to knock him about the sconce with a dirty shovel, and will not tell him of his action of battery? Hum! This fellow might be in's time a great buyer of land, with his statutes, his recognizances, his fines, his double vouchers, his recoveries: is this the fine of his fines, and the recovery of his recoveries, to have his fine pate full of fine dirt? will his vouchers vouch him no more of his purchases, and double ones too, than the length and breadth of a pair of indentures? The very conveyances of his lands will hardly lie in this box; and must the inheritor himself have no more, ha? HAMLET Let me see. Takes the skull Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio: a fellow of infinite jest, of most excellent fancy: he hath borne me on his back a thousand times; and now, how abhorred in my imagination it is! my gorge rims at it. Here hung those lips that I have kissed I know not how oft. Where be your gibes now? your gambols? your songs? your flashes of merriment, that were wont to set the table on a roar? Not one now, to mock your own grinning? quite chap-fallen? Now get you to my lady's chamber, and tell her, let her paint an inch thick, to this favour she must come; make her laugh at that. Prithee, Horatio, tell me one thing. HORATIO What's that, my lord? HAMLET Dost thou think Alexander looked o' this fashion i' the earth? HORATIO E'en so. HAMLET And smelt so? pah! Puts down the skull

comment 4 Ian date : 06/11/2009 time : 19.35 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/anterian36

as the Nation media is strongly pro yellow, it is inevitable that a poll of it readers will show strong support for Abhisit. Attacking Hun Sen is exactly what the PAD wants.

comment 3 MaxHeadroom date : 06/11/2009 time : 17.30 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/maxheadroom

'This reality is just the lie someone invented because nobody wanted to believe the truth.' street conversation with Mike Hanks, West End, London, 1991

comment 2 Pomjuk date : 06/11/2009 time : 16.46 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/pomjuk Windy's number one fan

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comment 1 Pomjuk date : 06/11/2009 time : 16.46 http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/pomjuk Windy's number one fan

Yeah looks like Pa+ Yoon polling his inner circle suppliers and vendors.

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