Da Torpedo's Rally Speech 1/4

ดา ตอปิโด พูดเกี่ยวกับภูมิพล ที่ท้องสนามหลวง 1/4

This four part video is a recording of the rally speech made by Thai activist "Da Torpedo", before she was arrested for lese majeste (insulting the monarchy). It was originally found in youtube's stoplesemajeste channel but can still be seen in thaiman9.

The recording in entirely in Thai, however there are extracts in English which summarise what Da is saying. In her rally speech, Da described the king of Thailand, Bhumibol Adulyadej, as "a thorn in the side of Thai democracy", because of the way he has meddled in Thai politics during his 60 years reign.

Da Torpedo's Rally Speech 2/4

ดา ตอปิโด พูดเกี่ยวกับภูมิพล ที่ท้องสนามหลวง 2/4 ความจริงของภูมิพลที่ถูกเปิดเผย กลางท้องสนามหลวง True of Thailand King

This is part 2 of Da Torpedo's well deserved knock at the Thai royal family and especially the king of Thailand, who appears to care little about his people. The videos on Youtube about Bhumibol Adulyadej "dedicating" his whole life to poor Thai people are false.

King Bhumibol has a huge personal fortune, and according to Forbes magazine, he is the richest monarch in the world, while the vast majority of Thais are extremely poor (with the exception of the urban elite). From stoplesemajeste

Da Topedo's Rally Speech 3/4

ดา ตอปิโด พูดเกี่ยวกับภูมิพล ที่ท้องสนามหลวง 3/4 เทวดาที่มีชีวิต ถูกเปิดหน้ากาก king Bhumibol Show .

This is Part 3 of Da Torpedo's rally speech in which she criticises the king of Thailand and for which she was sent to prison for lese majeste. With a few simple words, Da Torpedo exploded the myth that the Thai king is "revered" by all Thais.

This video was originally found on Youtube's stoplesemajeste channel.

Da Torpedo's Rally Speech 4/4

ดา ตอปิโด พูดเกี่ยวกับภูมิพล ที่ท้องสนามหลวง 4/4

เราคนไทยได้เห็นธาติแท้ของภูมิพล ที่ทั้งโหดและเหี้ยม ดา ตอปิโดจะไม่เห็นและไม่รู้ว่าเมื่อไหร่จะมี โอกาศสู่อิสรภาพ เขายอมพลีตัวเองเพื่อเปิดเผยความจริงและเข าก็ถกขังคุก

This is the final part of the rally speech which landed Da Torpedo in prison for lese majeste. It's entirely in Thai but there are extracts in English for those who don't speak Thai. This video was originally found in stoplesemajeste's suspended Youtube channel, but can still be seen in other channels.

"Da Torpedo"

Thailand's royal elite were so shocked by what Da Torpedo, a Thai activist, had to say about King Bhumibol Adulyadej, that to this day Da remains in prison on charges of lese majeste, with no prospect of release.

The humiliation for the king of Thailand was complete. When Da Torpedo labelled the Thai king as "a thorn in the side of Thai democracy", those present at her rally speech applauded and cheered with delight.

Perhaps this is a good moment to remind supporters of the Thai king, that not all Thai people "love" Bhumibol Adulyadej. Many poor Thais see their extremely rich monarch (the world's wealthiest according to Forbes) as a cold hearted Chakri king who cares only about power and money. Good video from stoplesemajeste.

Long Live Paddidda!

Thailand's king Bhumibol Adulyadej, is regarded by many Thais as semi-divine, which is why he is often called the great or Maharaja. With such lavish royal titles, can anyone deny Bhumibol whatever he wished for?

Well, apparently so. When it comes to lese majeste law, we are expected to believe that the great king of Thailand, "dislikes" this law, even though he is the main beneficiary. Ridiculous as it sounds, supporters of the Thai king even claim that Bhumibol the all mighty majaraja is "helpless" to stop the corrosive effect of this law.

Yeah, right! Pull the other one your majesty, it's got bells on! Wouldn't it be easier for the Thai king to abolish this law rather than issue royal pardons after each prosecution? An excellent video from stoplesemajeste. No doubt about it, the Thai king is a hypocrite who endorses lese majeste law by playing the part of the "compassionate" king.

Jakrapob Penkair: lese majeste or political manipulation?

The case of Thai minister Jakrapob Penkair illustrates very clearly how lese majeste law has become a political liability for Thailand. It seems any individual can be accused of "insulting" the Thai king, by his political rivals, even when they are innocent.

Thai police, of course, are more than happy to investigate and prosecute those they consider have broken this strict law, making normal political discussion on issues which affect ordinary Thai people practically impossible.

As a result of lese majeste law, the king of Thailand has become the biggest obstacle to democracy in Thailand. Interesting video from stoplesemajeste.

Who killed King Ananda?

As the title of this video from cromwellbad suggests, it relates to the brutal murder of King Ananda Mahidol, which to this day remains a "mystery". What is known is that Ananda did not commit suicide as was first claimed, likewise those found guilty at the botched murder trial, were completely innocent.

As a young man, Ananda and his brother Bhumibol, were both keen gun enthusiast, and often used the gardens around the palace for target practice. The murder weapon, a Colt 45 which was neatly placed in Ananda's lifeless hand, didn't belong to either of the two brothers.

Ananda's brother, Bhumibol Adulyadej, was crowned Rama IX the very same day as his brother's death (9th June 1946). Just how long does it take to organise a coronation ceremony anyway? It's not exactly a five minute job... Oops! Did anyone say lese majeste?

Bhumibol the Puppet King

Since the "mysterious" death of King Bhumibol's brother, Ananda Mahidol, the Thai army has protected the Thai king from all criticism, using Thailand's draconian lese majeste law to imprison anyone who even mentions Ananda's death. Why?

Ananda Mahidol was the heir to the Thai throne, until he was shot dead in his own bedroom while he slept. Shouldn't the cold-blooded murder of an heir to the throne of Thailand be fully investigated?

What secret does the Thai army know about Bhumibol that has turned Thailand's king into a puppet of the generals, who in turn have mounted 18 military coups since Bhumibol Adulyadej became king?

Isn't it obvious that the true puppet masters in Thailand are the Thai army? Good video from stoplesemajeste

Queen of Thailand, please return the Akha's land

Behind this cute music video by stoplesemajeste, there's a very sad story indeed. It's the story of the Akha people of northern Thailand, whose land has been stolen by the Chakri "queen", and no I don't mean Sirikit.

Thailand regards the Akhas as "illegal immigrants" and plants trees on their land so they can't grow rice, as a result they often go hungry. Thai police patrol the area with vicious dogs to ensure that the trees are not damaged.

The result of this ethnic cleasing á la Bhumibol, is that these poor people have to abandon their lands and work in Bhumibol's Bangkok brothels to subsist. Good one your majesty! Is that what you mean by "sufficiency economics"?

Bhumibol Adulyadej: "My Way"

The world's longest serving monarch, Bhumibol Adulyadej "the great", has sat on the Thai throne for sixty years, while the well oiled information machine has been churning out endless propaganda about him: Bhumibol "the artist", Bhumibol "the IT king", Bhumibol "the musician", Bhumibol "the engineer", and so on....

Then, an American author by the name of Paul M Handley put a spanner in the works by publishing a book entitled "The King Never Smiles", and Bhumibol's international image suffered a huge dent. You see, in a country that has had 18 military coups, it's difficult to believe that king Bhumibol is "above politics".

And of course he's not. Think back to the Thai military coup of 2006. Who was it that publically endorsed the coup, and asked Thai people to obey the coup leaders? Answer: Bhumibol Adulyadej. Thank you Paul Handley and thank you stoplesemajeste

Bhumibol's Bullshit

Ask yourself a very simple question: What would happen if lese majeste law were abolished in Thailand? Surely, if EVERYONE reveres king Bhumibol, everyone would continue to "revere" him after this law disappears. Right? WRONG!

That's just plain bullshit. If lese majeste law is ever abolished, Thai people will have plenty to say about their beloved king. Ha! All those dirty secrets would come flooding out of Thailand like some crazy gossip tsunami. Why else does this law exist?

And please, Thai people, cut the crap about the king not liking lese majeste law. If that were true, why doesn't Bhumibol speak out more strongly against it. The Thai king has huge the moral and political power after all, and could force the abolition of this law in less than a week.

Good video from stoplesemajeste

Sia 0 - the prince of smut!

All hail the prince of porn! Yes, it's the Chakri Crown Prince, again. The great Maha Vajiralongkorn, Bhumibol's son, or not, if the rumours that he is the son of Sirikit's first lover are true. Behold! Sia 0 is back.

This Thai "gentleman", who recently appeared in a lurid soft porn video with his topless wife Srirasmi, both eating with their mouths open, is the reason why an Australian man, Harry Nicolaides, is currently in prison for lese majeste.

One only has to look at Sia 0's physical aspect to know that the rumours about his health are true. All those "minor" and "mayor" wives have finally taken their toll, eh Sia? Good video from stoplesemajeste

Bhumibol's Birthday Speech

Who said His Majesty didn't make his usual birthday speech to his adoring PAD fans in December 2008? What nonsence! The king didn't have "a sore throat"? Here it is! This is the mystery speech. It was in Youtube's stoplesemajeste's channel all along.

Let's listen to what Bhumibol has to say to his brainwashed mob. Will he finally condemn lese majeste law as an anachronism from the past? I don't think so...

Breakfast at Bhumibol's

Surely not another scandal? Yes folks, this is the story of a very rare blue diamond stolen from the Saudi royal family. The thief, who worked for the Saudi royal household, was Thai and was eventually caught by Thai police with the loot as he tried to smuggle the goodies into Thailand.

Hurrah! I hear you shout, now the Saudi's can have their family heirlooms back. Not quite. You see, when the diamond was eventually returned to Saudi Arabia, it turned out to be FAKE! Not only that, but later Queen $irikit was seen wearing the REAL diamond at a social event!

Oh my God! Will the shame ever end? Well, no. Because there's an even more serious side to this. When the Saudi's realised they had been tricked, they sent their own agents to Thailand to recover the blue diamond. And guess what, the Saudi agents were found shot dead in the streets of Bangkok. Oops!

Keep it coming stoplesemajeste you're doing a great job in exposing these Chakri hypocrites.

A tiger in her bed

Well, well, well! What do you know, more dirty secrets. Useful little law, this lese majeste, perfect for hiding all the Chakri family secrets. Like the "mysterious" death of Colonel Narongdet Nathapotide, who supposedly died in Central Park, but whose body was "still warm" during the autopsy back in Thailand.

Someone is trying desperately hard to conceal the truth from Thai people. I wonder why? Colonel Narongdet is a very interesting character indeed, but not as interesting as Queen Sirikit. It is rumoured that her first lover was Maha Vajiralongkorn's biological father.

That's right! The Thai Crown Prince, Bhumibol's son, may not be Bhumibol's son after all! What a scandal! No wonder talking about any of this carries a 15 year prison sentence in Thailand! Thank you stoplesemajeste for telling us the truth.

Meet "the Chakris"

Before watching this video, take a long deep breath and brace yourself, especially if you "revere" your Rama. This video is quite shocking, but not entirely undeserved, especially when you consider that an innocent man, Harry Nicolaides, has been sentenced to three years' prison for writing a book.

One thing is for sure: lese majeste law invites wholesale mockery of the Thai royal family. Advocates of this law can expect more of these videos to appear on Youtube the longer Harry remains in prison. This particular example was deleted from a channel called srirasmiUbitch

Chotisak Onsoong‏: Victim of Lese Majeste Law

So let's examine one of those "insults" supporters of the Thai king claim their beloved father was subjected to, and which in the opinion of the Thai Prime Minister, justifies having Thailand's draconian lese majeste law. For example, the case of Chotisak Onsoong.

What exactly did Chotisak say to merit been arrested and harassed by Thai police? Perhaps he "insulted" His Majesty by calling him a one-eyed monkey? No, in fact Chotisak didn't say a single word. His only crime was not to stand up for the Thai royal anthem.

How terrible! What a INSULT for our beloved king! Thank goodness for lese majeste law! Throw Chotisak in prison for not loving Thailand's divine king. That should teach him a lesson! Indeed. Thank you stoplesemajeste for this video.

Massacre at Thammasat University

Thai people revere king Bhumibol, right? So, why is it necessary to have a law which imprisons anyone who "insults" the king of Thailand, if everyone loves the Thai king to pieces?

Don't believe that crap about the Thai king being "above" politics and not having a voice. It's not true. The real reason why lese majeste law exists, is because Bhumibol Adulyadej is a political king with a lot of skeletons in his cupboard.

The following video by stoplesemajese is based on Paul Handley's book: "The King Never Smiles". Watch the video, and discover the truth about the Thai king. You see, lese majeste law exists to gag and imprison anyone who dares to question the "official" colouring-book version of Thai history.

HM Blues (His Majesty's Blues)

Two years ago, most westerners hadn't even heard of Bhumibol Adulyadej. In fact, few even imagined that Thailand had a king. Then suddenly, photographs of Oliver Jufer in chains, and more recently Harry Nicolaides, started appearing on Western televisions.

I mention this to remind angry supporters of the Thai king, who complain bitterly that farangs don't respect their "semi-divine" king, that it was they who started this. Of course, now that Thai people are also being arrested for insulting old Bhumi, it's a very different tune they're singing.

See? I told you so. Lese majeste law brings shame to Thailand that's why it should be abolished. Good video from stoplesemajeste.

Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand Massive Turd

This video was originally found in Youtube's XXX19826 channel, but it's not there now, so someone's deleted it for some reason. Pity, it's a good video.

Look out for the image of the Thai king celebrating Easter mass. Bhumibol Adulyadej was born a Christian and converted to Bhudism when he became king of Thailand. The parrots are a reference to his nick-name "The Skipper" because he loves sailing and only has one eye.

At His Majesty's Pleasure

For prisoners convicted of lese majeste (insulting the monarch) there remains only one hope: a royal pardon from Bhumibol Adulyadej, and oh how the Thai king loves to keep his victims waiting for their pardon from hell.

Oliver Jufer spent three whole months in a Thai prison before being released by the "compassionate" Thai king, and so far Harry Nicolaides has spent five months in prison. All you have to do before getting a royal pardon is apologise to the king on your knees, and then wait.

A good video from StopLeseMajeste channel, nice music too. Removed by Youtube after many months, perhaps because it "insulted" the vain Thai king.

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ภูมิพลอดุลยเดช พระกาฬ รู้นะว่าโกหก! ไปลงนรกซะเถอะ! ขี้ตั๊ว

Bhumibol and the three wise monkeys

This is a new version of the Thai national Anthem sung by his majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej (the great majaraja) and his three wise monkeys. While the king's detractors rot in a Thai prison, his majesty and the wise monkeys do their best to see, hear, and speak no evil.

Until that is, his majesty's victims of lese majeste law apologise and kiss his royal ass. Then they're usually pardoned, and everyone shouts "THE THAI KING IS SO COMPASSIONATE!". Bah! Hypocrites. Brilliant video from StopLeseMajeste.