Yannee,
 
I have not heard any comments from China, Vietnam, and the US on  
Thailand/Cambodia problems.
 
I hope there won't be any war... in Thailand or in Cambodia. I look at all  
Thai soldiers and Cambodian soldiers, they do look alike.
 
 
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In a message dated 11/10/2009 3:07:27 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
[email protected] writes:

HE. In  interview with TIMEONLINE, Taksin told his red supporters that
if gunfire  erupted, I, Taksin will march with you to Bangkok.Which way
he can starte,  he said from Lao, Cambodia and Burma.He will lead the
people from Northeast  mainly KHmer Boriram, Sisaket,Surin to take
Bangkok. All Thai media is in  government control right now,online
new,English, Thai and  Chinese.

On Nov 10, 12:22 pm, [email protected] wrote:
>  Thaksin arrives in Cambodia: Thai government demanding his  extradition  
>
> November 10, 12:47 AM_Asia Travel Examiner_
>  (http://www.examiner.com/x-26647-Asia-Travel-Examiner) Cassandra  James
>
> Thaksin Shinawatra arriving at a military air base in  Cambodia,  November
> 10, 2009
> (AP Photo/Lim  Cheavutha)
> Exiled Thai ex-Prime Minister Thaksin Shinwatra arrived in  Cambodia on  
> Tuesday morning. He's in Cambodia to give a speech  in front of 300 
economists
> on  Thursday.
> According to the  _Bangkok Post_
>  
(http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/159621/thaksin-arrives-in-cambodia) ,  
Thaksin was taken to  the capital, Phnom
> Pehn, in a convoy under  a tight escort.  Meanwhile, the  Thai government
> continues  to demand Cambodia extradite him to Thailand and to  accuse 
him  of
> more and increasingly serious charges.  In fact, the Thai  government are 
now
> giving Thaksin so much publicity, he doesn't  have to do much  of it 
himself.
> As far as Thaksin being  extradited to Thailand, it's highly unlikely. 
Not  
> only has the  Cambodian government courted him to become an economic 
adviser
> to  Cambodia, the Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen is a personal friend 
of  
> Thaksin's.  The Cambodian foreign ministry has also  announced, "We will 
not  
> extradite him (Thaksin). We already  clarified this case because he is a  
> political victim", as the  Cambodian government believes, as do many 
Thais,  
> Thaksin was  overthrown in a military coup because the military disliked 
him  
>  being so powerful. Therefore, they view him as a political fugitive from 
 
> Thailand.
> Meanwhile, the Thai government is practically  apoplectic they are so 
angry  
> Thaksin is not only being treated  so well by Cambodia but that Cambodia 
is  
> thumbing its nose at  Thailand too.  It's a pity the Thai government 
doesn't
>  seem  to understand, all this chest beating is just making more and more
>  people  support Thaksin and more and more feel like the Thai government  
is
> weak and  powerless.
> Thaksin Shinawatra is expected to  stay in Cambodia for at least the next 
 
> three days.  
> SOURCES: - Bangkok Post - _Thaksin arrives in  Cambodia  _
>  
(http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/159621/thaksin-arrives-in-cambodia)  
>
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