Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva said on Thursday he knew that those who emailed the audio clip that sounded like his voice ordering officials to use force against the red-shirt protesters during the Songkran riots in April were connected to politicians... ...full story at Bangkok Post
from Bangkok Post on Thu, Aug 27 2009
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PM: Edited voice clip misleading » Bangkok Post Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva insisted the email containing a voice message that sounded like his was being edited and misleading. In the message, the voice orders officials to use force against the red-shirt protesters during the Songkran riot in... |
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Thaksin denies any link to Abhisit clip » Bangkok Post Former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra on Wednesday afternoon issued a statement denying any involvement in the audio clip featuring Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva’s voice ordering the use of force against red-shirts in April. |
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Clip-releaser website shut down » Bangkok Post The website that released the audio clip in which Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva allegedly orders the use of force against red-shirt demonstrators over Songkran has been shut down, Information and Communications Technology Minister Ranongrak Suwanchawee... |
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Democrat: Clip emailed from SC Asset » Bangkok Post The Democrat Party said on Friday the original email message containing the altered audio clip featuring Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva's voice was sent from a computer at SC Asset, a subsidiary of the Shin Corporation of former prime minister Thaksin... |
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Anupong: PM never says as heard » Bangkok Post Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva never said as heard from the controversial audio clip that was intended to make people believe that he ordered use of force to break up the red shirts during the Songkran riots, said army chief Anupong Paojinda in a press... |
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