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Somehow this editorial (Kavi? Supalak?) passed through the editorial boffins at The Nation. It's about the recently issued RSF report on press freedom (see blog post about the report here). Key excerpt:
BP: Need a drink now. Am in shock. Thaksin didn't get blamed for it all? Thanong, at The Nation, can't be too happy given his previous op-ed stance - see BP's commentary on his previous op-eds on lese majeste here and here. btw, the complete idiom, when the cat's away, the mice will play is the same in Thai.
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