Wikileaks, succession and the Australian documentary

24 01 2011

The Wikileaks cable on succession has prompted a re-posting of the banned-in-Thailand report by the Australian program Foreign Correspondent that examined the succession issue. PPT hasn’t had a chance to compare this to the original, but it seems shortened, perhaps for YouTube format.

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20 03 2011
Yet another lese majeste arrest | Political Prisoners in Thailand (11:15:18) :

[…] prince. See here, here, here, here and here on Wikileaks and the linking of the ABC and Wikileaks here. Use the search function at PPT and enter Wikileaks for more related […]

10 08 2014
More on succession | Political Prisoners of Thailand (06:59:51) :

[…] of thailand · in Uncategorized · Leave a comment It has to be admitted that Wikileaks, the 2006 coup, the role the palace played in that, the royalist opposition to electoral r…, and the rise of the successionist line in blogs and on social media have changed the way most of […]

10 08 2014
More on succession | Political Prisoners in Thailand (06:59:54) :

[…] has to be admitted that Wikileaks, the 2006 coup, the role the palace played in that, the royalist opposition to electoral r…, and the rise of the successionist line in blogs and on social media have changed the way most of […]

9 12 2018
What happened to that palace “crisis”? | Political Prisoners in Thailand (00:38:27) :

[…] PPT wrote that dmitted that Wikileaks, the 2006 coup, the role the palace played in that, the royalist opposition to electoral representation, the infamous birthday video, […]

9 12 2018
What happened to that palace “crisis”? | Political Prisoners of Thailand (00:41:01) :

[…] PPT wrote that it had to be admitted that Wikileaks, the 2006 coup, the role the palace played in that, the royalist opposition to electoral representation, the infamous birthday video, […]