martes, 29 de junio de 2010

Conor Purcell and Jeff Savage Beaten and Humiliated

This is perhaps the one video Thai authorities least want foreigners to watch. It shows just how cruel Abhisit Vejjajiva's military backed regime can be towards prisoners from other nations.

So what "crimes" did these men commit? One, Conor David Purcell, made a speech in which he criticised the Thai army and the illegitimate regime which it controls. No hate speech, just strong words which were applauded by Red shirts.

The other so-called "terrorist", Jeff Savage, made a stupid comment in a Youtube video in which he said it was his intention to "burn down" king Bhumibol's Centre World shopping centre. Something which is completely impossible for one man with a box of matches to do. Ask any incendiary expert.

Knowing these facts, and the brutal treament these men are being subjected to, one wonders if the illegitimate government of Thailand has ever heard of "human rights". Certainly, British man Jeff Savage was showing clear signs of shell shock at the time he made his threat.

Both Conor Purcell and Jeff Savage were under terrible stress during the Red Shirt protests and subsequent military crackdown, in which army snipers deliberately targeted foreign journalists. They are not criminals. Thai authorities have no right to beat and humiliate these men.


sábado, 26 de junio de 2010

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sábado, 19 de junio de 2010

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domingo, 25 de abril de 2010

Eric Campbell "Long Live the King!"

Recently an ABC documentary called "Long Live the King" caused a serious political rift between the Thai government and Australia. And it's no wonder! Watch this video by pantarman4ever and listen to what Eric Campbell says.

It seems it's not Thailand's "Reds" who are undermining the Thai Crown Prince, Maha Vajiralongkorn, but the Royalists themselves! According to Eric Campbell Thai royalists see little chance of holding on to their power base with the Crown Prince as king.

And it makes sense. Why for example, hasn't Bhumibol Adulyadej named a successor? King Bhumibol's son Prince Vajiralongkorn, is only "the heir apparent" and not "the heir" to the Thai crown. The reality is that no-one really wants this peculiar man and his ex-porn star wife to be king and queen.

Unfortunately, with Thailand's lese majeste law still strictly enforced, an open debate in Thai society on the matter is highly unlikely, even if it tears the country apart as it seems to be doing.







jueves, 25 de marzo de 2010

Akbar Khan: King of Lese Majeste

Meet Akbar Khan, the DSI's useful idiot who is fast becoming the biggest joke in Thailand. Not content with bringing lese majeste charges against the entire board of the Foreign Correspondents Club of Thailand (FCCT), Akbar now wants to bring charges against Frank Anderson, editor of the Korat Post.

So what is it with this chi chi snitch? Well, it seems that Akbar has an identity crisis brought on by his "love" of Thailand's ape king: Bhumibol Adulyadej. To the point where this wannabe Thai forgets that he is in fact, of Pakistani origin.

And just to prove that he loves old whiskey breath more than any "other" Thai, Akbar spends his sad little life on Youtube, posting rude messages in defence of the Thai king. Such is his obssession with defending Lek, that he was even sacked from his job at the Phuket Gazette for his lack of productivity.

Ever since then, Akbar has been a man on a mission. His obssession with being rejected by fellow journalists has developed into a huge personal grudge against foreign journalists living in Thailand, whom Akbar believes are all republicans riddled with unpure lese majeste thoughts.

We sincerely hope Akbar gets over his present emotional difficulties. Meanwhile, if you would like to find out more about this effeminate sounding loser, check out this website: http://www.whoisakbarkhaninbangkok.blogspot.com/



domingo, 21 de marzo de 2010

Sex with Condom Man

This video has just turned up in Youtube channel royalpardon4suwicha and it's already raised a few eye-brows! "Condom Man" is on the prawl again, looking for young virgins to rape and infect with AIDS.

So if you're at a party with "Condom Man", be careful with your drink!! "Condom Man" may just poison it and infect you with HIV. Don't say you haven't been warned.... Thank you father Christmas for the warning.

Phew!

miércoles, 13 de enero de 2010

"Tweet" a Youtube Video in Support of Suwicha!





Exactly one year ago, on January 14th, 2009, Thai man Suwicha Thakhor was arrested and charged under Thailand's Computer Crimes law, for "insulting" the King of Thailand. One year later, Suwicha's application for a royal pardon from the Thai king, has yet to be processed.

This video marking the one year anniversary of Suwicha's arrest, has appeared here sia4playboy with a simple message: If you support Suwicha Thakhor, tweet a Youtube video in support! So start your tweeting! You'll find lot's of videos in Youtube by searching under Suwicha's name.

Let's hope for the sake of Suwicha's family, that we don't have to make this "video tweeting" campaign an annual event. Free Suwicha Thakhor!

martes, 29 de diciembre de 2009

Sia O's Doggy Birthday Party

Would you believe a new version of this Thai classic has just appeared in Youtube of all places, here maasikamammi in fact. Careful! If you're thinking of downloading this video onto your computer, it is illegal in Thailand to do this under the Computer Crimes Law: you could go to prison for 5 years.

Two interesting things to look out for: At the start of the video Srirasmi is fully dressed and is even seen wearing a hat. Detractors of this video claimed the video was fake because Srirasmi's "black cocktail dress" had been digitally erased. But as you can see from this version, Srirasmi's dress is nothing like previously described. There never was a "black cocktail dress".

The other interesting point to look out for is the Birthday cake. More specifically, the decorative object on top of the cake. It looks like a plastic ornament of some sort, but whatever it is, it was definitely not there in the previous versions of the video.

Which is strange, because the music, the movements of the couple and servants remain the same in all versions, but the plastic elephant is not apparent in the other versions when they are placing the candles on the cake. is it possible that two identical versions were made? if so, why?




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That's it for 2009!

Just to wish you all a very happy 2010

Hopefully, I'll see you all soon with some new videos.

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viernes, 4 de diciembre de 2009

The Perfect Birthday gift for HM the King



Still thinking about which present to give king Bhumibol for his 82nd Birthday? Well how about a book? Always a popular choice. How about this one in fact? The Devil's discus, published yesterday (5th December) coincidence?
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It's an amusing little read. It's all about Ananda Mahidol. You know, Ananda. King Bhumibol's "ex" brother. That's right! The one found dead in his bed with a neat little bullet hole in his royal head. If you're interested, you can buy the book here.
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Incidently, there's also a brilliant interview with a German forensic on the topic of King Ananda's murder, in FACT. Which is curious because the voice you can hear on this video by Sia4Playboy, is precisely that man. His name is Dr Mark Benecke.

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martes, 24 de noviembre de 2009

This Girl Loves the King

I think this video is dedicated to Thailand's DSI. At least, that's what it says at the start of the video. It's from Diediechakri, who else? So let's see if we can answer his question: Why is the original "Kill Thaksin" video not banned in Thailand?

Isn't it obvious? The job of the Thai army, the police, PAD, etc, is to "protect the king" as he fills those huge pockets in his royal robe with billions of dollars of Thai people's money. Isn't that the truth? It's not for nothing that King Bhumibol is the richest monarch in the world (Forbes 2009).

An excellent video. I'm going to send a copy to the Royal Household Bureau post haste.



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domingo, 22 de noviembre de 2009

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sábado, 21 de noviembre de 2009

Thai Women Threaten to "rape" Abhisit.

OK, who made this??

Obviously one of those Red shirt women up there in Chiang Mai. Poor Abhishit, the Red shirts want to kill him. Aaaah, Call a wambulance, quick. Abhisit needs the army to "protect" him from all those Thai women. He probably thinks they want to rape him. LOL.

To download this audio go to: http://www.stoplesemajeste.etop.tv/play_audio.php?audio=3



Funny video from Fuckbhumpiballs.





Death Threats and Hypocrisy

Has everybody conveniently fogotten this death threat against Thaksin and all his family? Is this just a "joke", but not the death threat against Abhisit, right? What about the death threats against me for speaking out against lese majeste law?

People need to get a grip on this issue. Death threats are always wrong, but Abhisit is using this "death threat" as an excuse to use the brutal army against the Red Shirts. Anybody who can't see that is blind.




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Supinya Klangnarong: Thai Netizens Network



Thai Netizens Network (TNN) recently asked Thai authorities to explain how they were technically able to gain access my e-mail, in order to read the messages which Nat Sattayapornpisut had sent me. TNN also requested details of the law which allows this type of communications interception to be used in Thailand.

Here's an interview with TNN's Supinya Klangnarong, in which she mentions many of the issues currently being discussed by Human Rights organisations, including Thailand's lese majeste law and Computer Crimes law. With regard to lese majeste law, Supinya makes some excellent points.

As Supinda rightly points out, there is no criteria for defining lese majeste. Which means that even a polite criticism, can lead to accusations of "defamation" against the Thai king or other members of the royal family, which is precisely what has been happening over the past few years.

The solution proposed by TNN is "open dialogue" about the issue of lese majeste law. But this too apparently, is lese majeste. No-one can criticise this law, or suggest any reforms to it, without "insulting" the monarch.

From that I think we can safely conclude, that when the Thai king invited Thai people to criticise him in 2005, he was in fact "insulting" himself and therefore liable to prosecution for lese majeste. Have you ever heard anything more ridiculous in your life?

Good video from RSFinternet




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viernes, 20 de noviembre de 2009

Nat is FREE!

I'm not going to gloat, because it's not about that. There are still many others in prison, who should not be there.

The fight against Thailand's Computer Crime's Law and lese majeste law, is about justice and the right to free speech. That's all.

I'm glad Nat is now free to go home. I'm very, very happy :)

You can read the news about Nat's release in Prachatai.com






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jueves, 19 de noviembre de 2009

"SITEL" - How did the DSI Read my E-mails?

I hope this video, which, I have uploaded to Youtube, here NatSattayapornpisut, will help in the fight to free Nat. Nowadays, it seems individuals have their civil rights taken away from them with impunity, in the name of "national security", but in reality most of these arrests are politically motivated.

Currently the issue of SITEL is hot on the news stands in Spain, with both main political parties discussing the "legality" of this system of communications interception. It was probably the SITEL system, or something similar, which either Thai police or Spanish police used to gain access to my e-mail account and read my mail.

If you have a Youtube channel, or a blog of your own, please feel free to upload this video because you'll be helping Nat by doing so. Meanwhile, the Thai Netizens Network are seeking answers from Thai authorities relating to the way in which the DSI gained access to my e-mails. Let's hope they get answers to their questions.

I think it's important that we continue to talk about this issue, if we are to maintain our right to privacy and free speech. Thank you for all your support.

lunes, 16 de noviembre de 2009

Hi!

I'm "Nui", I live in Frankfurt, and I'm screwing Sia O! We have a baby together now.

Byeeeeeeeeeee!


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domingo, 15 de noviembre de 2009

DSI Admit Nat didn't Send the Videos

The organisation Thai Netizen Network have made a formal request for clarification, regarding the arrest of Nat sattayapornpisut and others arrested recently under Thailand's Computer Crime Law. You can read their requests here:


Interesting points here: The DSI no longer claim that Nat sent me the videos via e-mail, as it was first reported in the press. Now apparently, Nat "e-mailed links to the 3 offensive clips". This is important because there's a big difference between sending videos and e-mailing links to those videos.

The most interesting part of Thai Netizen Network's request however, is their request for clarification into the way the DSI gained access to my mail, and whether this was "an abuse of power or misuse of the Computer Crime Law".

The DSI still haven't got their facts right. There were only two videos originally, not three. I myself edited these two videos into three separate videos. If necessary, and just to prove my point, I'm prepared to make these links public, in the same way that I made the messages from Nat public, to demonstrate that he had not sent me the videos via e-mail.



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sábado, 14 de noviembre de 2009

Abhisit the Bullshit Merchant

Some people deal in stocks and shares, others like Thailand's illegitimate Prime Minister, Abhisit Vejjajiva, deal in bullshit. He's made a political career on the stuff, always looking for that photo opportunity with someone famous or influencial, in the vain hope that it will add legitimacy to his sadly disunited government.

Abhisit has had to wait a whole ten years for his chance to rule over his Thai subjects, during which time nobody has ever voted for him, not even when he became "Prime Minister". A bit of political arse licking et voilá, Abhisit made it to the very top of the ape tree.

Abhisit is the ideal Prime Minister for Thailand, not only is he an empty suit, but the Thai king chose him. Ideal, in fact. The army too, love this stuck up Eton "educated" English toff. That's because he's a puppet, with no ideas of his own and little or no credibility as a leader.

So the question on everyone's lips is, when will Adhisit finally quit talking shit and call an election? Answer: When he's sure he can win. In other words, never. Oh, sure, recently he was pontificating about the possibilty of holding general elections, but it was only more of the usual political bullshit.

It's not that Abhisit and his cockroach party don't have "good" ideas (they recently proposed increasing the penalty for lese majeste from 15 years to 25 years) it's just that elections don't always produce the "right" results. Anyway, in Abhisit's Thailand, legitimacy doesn't come from a mandate from the people.

No, Abhisit is the product of old style Thai politics. His premiership is the result of the traditional wheeling and dealing, the army re-shuffles (it's my turn to mount a coup!), and those "desperado" attempts to catch the Thai king's eye. Democracy? Don't be silly.

But things are changing in Thailand. Abhisit's arch rival, Thaksin Shinawatra, is now just across the Thai border. Closer than ever to his red shirt supporters. Despite all the propaganda, it's clear that many Thai people would gladly vote for Thaksin in a general election and welcome him back as Thailand's only legitimate Prime Minister.

For Thailand's royalist elite, Thaksin's triumphant return to political power is a nightmare scenario, but as more Thai people learn the sordid truth about their leaders, the possibly of democratic change in Thailand edges closer with each day that passes.

Abhisit's days as the Thai army's puppet are numbered. Not even the stock market now believes the bullshit merchants running the government. Which is why at the slightest rumour about the Thai king's health, shares plunge. What Thailand needs is change. It's time for Abhishit to either call an election, or pack his bags and piss off back to Newcastle.

Good video from neuksramai