Saturday, July 30th, 2005
One day trip to airport, followed by shopping in Orchard and swimming in Holland Village.
In the tunnel between Expo and Changi airport, on the way back to Tanah Merah in order to get back to town. Shopping time coming, yeay ! Looks tired eh, where’s her dear sayang ?
A Hongkie family opposite us. Owh yeah, national days are coming. 9th for Kiasuland, 17th for Indomeeland and 31st for Bolehland. Time to fly our flag ! 
Mana ko pi, Amoi ni ade aje…..
Ko ni jangan mengada-ngada dengan aku ni, ler…
Comment by Pak Kadok — Wednesday, August 03rd, 2005 @ 1:41 am
9th for Kiasuland = $ingapore
17th for Indomeeland = Indonesia
31st for Bolehland = Malaysia
…. For the case of Thailand => Siam?
Comment by Wiz — Wednesday, August 03rd, 2005 @ 4:03 am
Dear Khun Wiz,
hmm, good question. seems like we really don’t know. but lemme make a guess. could it possibly be King’s birthday on Dec 05 ?
Comment by Administrator — Wednesday, August 03rd, 2005 @ 4:44 am
In the past (from 1932 to 1959), the National Day in Thailand is “June 24″
(the day the People Party had overthrown Absolute Monarchy, forcing many
princes to live in exile in Penang, $ingapore, and Java).
However, the Strongman Sarit has changed this to December 5 to gain
more popularity form the Royal Court.
So far, His Majesty NEVER Like the ways “the Leader” (Field Marshall Palek Phibunsonggram)
has doen to Thai monarchy sicne the Leader is trying to DOMINATE Thai Monarchy by doign
the folliwing crimes:
1) The Leader has pressured King Prajadhipok to live in exile in England for live
in exchange from the whole sale Royal Amnesty [actually the reduction fo sentence]
of those who participated in1933 failed coupin whcih the People Party have suspected that
King Parjadhipok had lended the Royal Supports for Prince Boworndej
[the leader of 1933 failed coup].
2) The leader also STRIPPED allthe rightsof the adapted son of Kign Prajadhipok
while confisticating all the assets of King Prajadhipok and Queen Rambhaibannee.
The leader also persecuted the children of those offices whoparticipated in
1933-1936-1939 failed coups by denying any scholarshipsto thsoe students.
3) Trying to turn the young King Anadamahidol and King Bhumibol into puppet kings.
4) Elevating the birthdays of the Leader & his wife into the same levelas the birthdays
of His and her Majesty
5) Removing and Burning the Photographs of King Prajadhipok and King Anandamahidol
from most of the places and replacign them with the Photographs of “the leader”.
6) Accusing Prince Rangsit (Adoped son of the former Queen Swangwatthana -
the grandma of King Anadamahidol & King Bhumibol) as the conspirator of the attampted coup
in 1938-1939 … andthen stripping all the royal title before seding Prince Rangsit into
Bangkwang Central Prison,and Tarutao Prison Colony until 1942.
7) Setting up the Year 2500 Buddhist Festival in May 1957 to launder himself after
the dirty election of Feb 26, 1957.
8) Political Assasinations were at the rampage level durign the time of the Leader….
The list is too long to put here but the followign are the well known cases to protect
the throne of the Leader:
8.1) Sending 18 army officers into firing squad in 1939.
8.2) Poisoning Phraya Songsuradejwhile living in Exile in Phnom Penn in 1944
8.3) Shooting 4 Isan Ministers while in police armed cars at Ratchayothin in 1949
8.4) Strangulating Haji Surong Tohmeena [father of Senatoren Tohmeena], openign the
belly wile stuffign with stone at Songkla Lagoon in 1951
8.5) Shooting the Sailors’ heads by Police forces during 1949 & 1951 failed coup,andten nearly dissoving & liquidating Royal Thai Navy later on.
8.6) Strangulating Tiang Sirikhan (Phuphan Commander) and burnign in rubber tyres
at the jungle in Kaeng Sian, Kanchanaburi in 1952
8.7) Shooting the Newspaper owner at Hua Hin durign his honeymoon in 1954 since
he refused to surrender hsinewspaper to the Leader’s right hand (Strongman Phao Sriyanone).
No wonder, they have to chnage hte National Day from June 24, to December 5 due to hte series
of humiliation by those who run People Party [dissolved after WWII, but comign back in different shape until September 1957.]
Comment by Wiz — Wednesday, August 03rd, 2005 @ 6:36 am