From: fstawit@icomp01.lerc.nasa.gov (Tawit Chitsomboon)
Subject: Re: Being compromise ..& Ajarn Suluk?
Organization: Institute for Computational Mechanics in Propulsion-NASA LeRC
Date: Mon, 9 Nov 1992 18:20:28 GMT

In article <1dhnojINNfgo@ariel.ucs.unimelb.EDU.AU> 
kxc@ariel.ucs.unimelb.EDU.AU (Khuanchai Chooboonraj) writes:
>thanon@ccu1.aukuni.ac.nz (Thanachart Numnonda) writes:
>
>...............
>Life in Thailand hasn't much value as it has in Western countries. 

That's why all of us, educated people, have to work hard to ensure
that it has. Speak out! Don't be passive, don't be irresponsible.
A minimum one can do is to sympathize with those who fight for social
justice; give them both encouraging words and finincial support.

>Many of
>those ppl who died didn't believe that they would be shot at for numbers
>of reason. Many of them just went there to have a look but got caught in the
>middle. 

I don't get it. Are you saying the May dead were mostly passive 
bystanders who deserve no recognition as national heroes/heroines?
The least we could do is to give benefit of a doubt to the dead.
Don't take anything back from them for they have nothing already.
Passive or active, their deaths have helped our country head toward
a better direction. We should be grateful to them.

>as I said before that there were a lot of things happened behind the
>scence that made me quite certain long ago that the _real_ quilty party won't
>be revealed/punished. 

Would you be willing to reveal who is the real culprit?, so that we
could concentrate on him rather than Suchinda.

>Most of ppl just concentrate at Gen Suchinda and his
>collegues because they had power/guns. I strongly disagree that they should
>be fully responsibly for the May killing. 

It's only natural that he be alleged more than anybody due to the
circumstances. He might or might not be totally responsible for
the killing but he certainly could totally prevent the killing.
Why don't we let a fair trial determine this instead of you or I guessing
around?

>The more _average_ ppl want to dig
>into this matter, the worst situation could happen to the current government.
>
IMO, it only requires an _average_ person to resolve this case; we have
too many 'below-average' people  around in high places!
IMO, the more we left this case undug, the worse it would be for this
government. The Thai populace, of course, are always worst off, regardless. :-)

>>   - Suchinda still playing golf every day.
>
>Is he playing alone or playing with Gen Chavalit?
>

AAH! I get you now. Chavalit, the  militaristically capitalistic 
communist/democratist, is the real man behind the scence.
Let's hang him at Sanam Luang without a trial! :-)


>
>>What's a funny country?
>
>Do you really feel that way? I reckon Thailand is a very smart country that
>only those who not stupid can survive.
>

Then I certainly cann't survive in Thailand.
(I wonder if A. Einstein could?:-)

>cheers,

Thanks, I needed that.

-Tawit

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