CIA behind Thailand protests?
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What would be the purpose of CIA behind protests in Bangkok? I’m curious about your line of thinking – can you elaborate a bit?
I don’t talk about politics much at my ThaiPulse blog, but I read some of it as it’s very interesting. I’ll grab your RSS feed and read your articles as they come out.
Vern: The CIA has a history of funding, training and advising military dictatorships both pre and post coup. Their interests are the same as the global corporate elite: to ensure that the rights of corporations to concentrate the wealth of the poor and middle class into their own pockets continue unobstructed. I think that Mong has posed an interesting question.
Hi John,
OK – sounds reasonable… but, is anyone coming to that conclusion now?