Thailand protester reject PM's support thaksin

Bangkok, FRIDAY - Groups of anti-government protester Thailand warned members of parliament not to choose a new prime minister from the former stronghold of supporting PM Thaksin Shinawatra. They threaten to back down to the streets if Thaksin supporters elected as PM."We reject PM from Puea Thai coalition government or from any of Puea Thai, Thaksin party doll," said the statement protester group People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD), Friday (12/12).

"The new government must support the new politics, where people can participate with the PAD to prevent the political crisis in the future," the statement further PAD.Action PAD protests during the last six months has created a political crisis in Thailand. Thousands of supporters PAD occupying government buildings to force PM (time) Samak Sundaravej resign.After Samak resign, they demanded entry, AM Somchai Wongsawat, also resign as the representative of only the accused Thaksin.

Somchai resign last week because partainya, the People's Power Party (PPP), Thailand's Constitutional Court dissolved as a result of proven cheating in the election conducted in December 2007.PPP, which is now renamed to compete with Puea Thai opposition Democratic Party won the election for a new PM, Monday next week. Thaksin plans to speak in front of supporters, Saturday, the raise anxiety among the Democratic Party.However, they remain confident that the Chairman of the Democratic Party Abhisit Vejjajiva can appear as the new leader of Thailand.Analysts said, Thaksin will exert all efforts to kubunya won the election. "There are a lot of peril, such as the opportunity to return to Thailand, the return of assets that be, and the kingdom's business," said Parinya Thewanaruemitkul, law lecturer at Thammasat University, Bangkok.

According to Parinya, the new PM will not solve the current political crisis because of problems in more than simply who will govern. Thaksin supporters can do to protest the new government.
"If the Democratic Party will win Monday, I think the politics of Thailand will be stable for the short term before the conflict erupts again," said Parinya.