Hej
Jag får väl krossa er lögnare ännu en gång med sanningen.
Men det bär mig emot, ni vet mycket väl var och hur ni kan hitta den själva, ni har alla varit aktiva i trådar där ämnet har diskuterats och statistiken har visats.
Mycket dåligt av er, ni borde skämmas eller så får ni skylla på begynnande senilitet.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%C3%A8se-majest%C3%A9
From 1990 to 2005, the Thai court system only saw four or five lese-majesty cases a year. From January 2006 to May 2011, however, more than 400 cases came to trial, an estimated 15-fold increase.[
2014 coup marks the highest number of lese majeste prisoners in Thai history,” Prachatai English, September 10, 2014
Re-drawing the invisible line: Lèse majesté cases pile under Thailand’s junta
http://www.globalissues.org/news/2010/05/14/5598
The courts accepted a record 164 lese majeste cases in 2009, based on data from the office of the judiciary seen by IPS.
Sixty-nine of the alleged violations have been submitted to courts in the central region, followed by 37 in the north-east provinces and 12 in the eastern provinces, according to the still to be published data.
The second highest number of lese majeste cases filed before the lower courts was recorded in 2007, when the country was under the rule of a junta following a September 2006 military coup that ousted the twice-elected administration of former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra. That year saw 126 cases, a majority of which, like in 2009, remain unknown to the public.
'The 2009 numbers are a record by far. I don’t think anyone imagined there were so many lese majeste cases being processed through the courts,' says David Streckfuss, a U.S. academic specialising in Thai politics and culture. 'To realise that there is a massive number of cases that no one in civil society is aware of or has recorded really redefines these past years.'
The cloak of silence shrouding the 2009 cases may have more to do with them being heard outside Bangkok.
'The majority of cases in 2009 and 2007 were recorded in the provinces, where there is little media coverage about this issue. Hence the silence,' says Streckfuss, author of ‘Modern Thai Monarchy and Cultural Politics’.
The spike in the number of lese majeste cases since the last coup, the 18th, contrasts sharply with the previous years. Before 2008, which saw 77 cases submitted to the lower courts, the highest was 33 cases in 2005 as against only five in 2004, which had approximated the annual average for many years.
Här är bara ett axplock av det som finns på nätet om detta och den gigantiska ökningen efter kuppen 2006 och 2014.
Förväntar mig ingen ursäkt av lögnarna.
Med vänlig hälsning isan lover