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Summary:
The article discusses a growing political movement in Thailand aimed at ousting the current government. It expresses concern that this movement, reminiscent of past protests led by conservative groups like the PAD and DPW, could lead to a coup. The author highlights the potential for instability and argues that a coup is not a solution, emphasizing the need for unity and adherence to democratic principles to address external threats. The author fears that the movement’s goals extend beyond simply changing the prime minister and could destabilize the country,possibly inviting interference from neighboring countries. The author urges political parties to reject informal power grabs and uphold democratic processes.
identification of the “Mob”:
The “mob” being discussed is a conservative political movement primarily composed of middle-aged to elderly individuals, reminiscent of past movements like the PAD (People’s Alliance for Democracy) and DPW (likely referring to supporters of the Democrat Party). They are motivated by nationalism and a desire to remove the current government, potentially through undemocratic means like a coup.