This report fails to mention their use of LPG gas trucks to block roads and their threat to explode these. If exploded, each truck would have destroyed entire neighbourhoods at 4km radius. The report also fails to mention the red shirt assault on local communities which led to the local residents rising up against them. These residents by the way were migrants from the countryside working in bangkok.

Watched a video the other day about it, it noted that “Twitter was a key tool in terms of ‘mobilizing people and shifting around,’ because it allows people to file and read updates via their mobile phones.” Its so true. That is perhaps the best use for this new technology.

Here’s the link: http://www.newsy.com/videos/twittering_a_revolution/

He did not want to fight a court case and even denied running away when questioned by the current prime minister, who was speaking at Oxford (Ji Giles Ungpakorn had gone to try and embarras Abhisit who was a guest speaker at the university but ended up looking rather silly himself). When Abhisit asked him what he was doing in the UK if he had not run away, Ji Giles Ungpakorn had nothing to say!