Red Propaganda

Here’s lovely Puea Thai MP Khun Visaradee Techateerawat, one of a few young Thai political activists – who interviews three red protagonists on the coup d’état that took place some three years ago on September 19th, 2006.

Khun Visaradee’s simple question: Does democracy exist in Thailand today. Sure, it’s red material, but still, sometimes you don’t see the wood for all the trees and a healthy reminder is in order. Why again is the word “aristocracy” new in Thai politics?

Khun Visaradee interviews Thaksin’s former foreign minister Nopadon Pattama, Jarun Ditapichai, a former human rights commissioner of Thailand, and Sean Boonpracong, the reds’ international spokesman.

Via ThailandMirror (looking for something similar in yellow):







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November 18, 2009 | Filed Under Politics, The Interview, The Thai Mind 

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One Response to “Red Propaganda”

  1. whoopla on November 25th, 2009 4.27 pm

    “Of all of politics I understand only one thing: the revolt.” Flaubert

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