The Thai Military Coup — In Blog Posts And Pictures

19Sep posts a blow-by-blow, man-on-the-street account of the military coup in Thailand, which fairly serves your recommended daily allowance of good ol’ schadenfreude.

For things to see, here’s a Flickr photo set that plunks you right in the middle of all that shit.

Bold future projections of where this is headed, blogwise: executions and purges of oppositionists available in real time in stunning, high-resolution digital photos, with General Sonthi Boonyaratglin blogging his innermost thoughts on a Xanga account, matched only by Thaksin Shinawatra’s newly-acquired penchant for super-depressive poetry written around the heartwarmingly sappy theme of, “Why must good things end?”

via WIRED


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    1. [...] In this yet another surreal chapter to the Thai coup, military leaders of Thailand’s recent power take-over want everybody to keep up with Thailand’s image as the “Land of Smiles.” [...]

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