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PAD please leave

PAD please leave

Closed — 29 supporters Verified

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Nattakarn P.
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Penthip D.
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Ambrose D.
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paradee
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Started by Anonymous 17 years, 11 months ago
Dear PAD, I am writing to ask you to kindly leave Suvarnabhumi Airport and Don Muang Airport as soon as possible for the sake of Thailand. I am an ordinary Thai citizen who loves Thailand no less than you do. I can't let the country fall in front of my eyes. You have already done a lot in the past. You have presented to us all how corruption is detrimental to our country. But there are other ways to make your point rather than taking away Thailand's economic hub. Please let other Thai people live their life peacefully. Please do not let your good intention turn the nation outside down. Please let the airports be free. Please let the Thai economy stay afloat from political turmoil. Your fellow Thai citizen need to get up peacefully and go to bed without worries and hunger. Please let the people go wherever they want and return home whenever they need. Thai means "freedom". Please peacefully leave the airport and find another location that will not hamper Thailand's economic progress.

Updates

December 2, 2008

The momentum is undeniable because people are finally fed up with PAD holding our economy hostage at the airports. This surge in support proves that we refuse to let these agitators destroy our country for their own agenda.

3 Comments

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Ploy Simmons
17 years ago Featured

THIS IS DESTROYING OUR ECONOMY. THINK ABOUT THE REST OF US WHO JUST WANT TO LIVE OUR LIVES WITHOUT THIS CHAOS EVERY DAY.

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Natt Montgomery
17 years ago Featured

please leave and let the airport function again. my brother is stuck inside and hasnt been able to fly home for days. this is not helping the country

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Somchai Bauer
17 years ago Featured

Enough is enough. People are suffering and just want to get to work. Go protest somewhere else.