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2015-08-17 20:35

http://news.tvb.com/instant/55d1d5006db28cef7e000002

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[kingkonghk]

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[Douglaschow]

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[飯窯]

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[d10c]

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文 明 人 所 分 析 略 同




Bangkok bomb: The messy theories behind the Thai attack

BBC World News Asia

2015--08-18 4 hours ago

From the section Asia


An EOD policeman inspects the cordoned-off site of a bomb blast at the popular Erawan shrine in the heart of Bangkok's tourist and commercial centre on August 18, 2015.

The Erawan shrine in central Bangkok is popular with tourists but also locals


Bangkok bomb
Video CCTV of Bangkok bomb suspect emerges
What do we know about Bangkok bomb?
Why do people visit Bangkok's Erawan shrine?
'There was total chaos'


The scale of the deadly bomb blast in Bangkok on Monday means it is unlikely to be motivated by domestic politics, writes analyst Pavin Chachavalpongpun. Here are some key considerations.

Shrine target provides a clue

Many may overlook the location of this attack, but ultimately it could prove crucial.

Erawan shrine is a popular spot, a top tourist attraction, and if one really wanted to cause maximum impact, this would be the obvious target.

But Thai culture is Buddhist and values religious tolerance. Such a religious location is not the kind of target any Thai rebel would choose, which suggests to me that those behind this attack may not be Thai.

Such an assertion is not to point fingers at other faiths, but merely to say that if this is about domestic politics, the Erawan shrine is not the place for that particular drama to play out.




Political violence is smaller-scale

The scale of the damage is too much, too great, too messy. If someone wanted to fulfil a domestic agenda, such carnage would be unnecessary.

Thailand has seen incidents in the past where someone might throw a grenade that injures a few people to get their political message across, but that is where it has generally ended.

Workers clean up debris from the site of the explosion on August 18, 2015 in Bangkok, Thailand.

There have previously been much smaller instances of political violence including at the same Ratchaprasong intersection

Theories about separatists and Uighurs

There are suggestions this could be related to the Muslim separatist conflict in southern Thailand, but the political violence has been limited to the three southern provinces - never the capital.

Others have mentioned the Muslim Uighur minority in China.


However, international terror networks usually claim responsibility quickly after the incident, which hasn't happened in this instance so far.

[d10c]

大 預 言 家 JACK 係 大 預 言 家



文 明 人 所 分 析 略 同




Bangkok bomb: The messy theories behind the Thai attack

BBC World News Asia

2015--08-18 4 hours ago

From the section Asia


An EOD policeman inspects the cordoned-off site of a bomb blast at the popular Erawan shrine in the heart of Bangkok's tourist and commercial centre on August 18, 2015.

The Erawan shrine in central Bangkok is popular with tourists but also locals


Bangkok bomb
Video CCTV of Bangkok bomb suspect emerges
What do we know about Bangkok bomb?
Why do people visit Bangkok's Erawan shrine?
'There was total chaos'


The scale of the deadly bomb blast in Bangkok on Monday means it is unlikely to be motivated by domestic politics, writes analyst Pavin Chachavalpongpun. Here are some key considerations.

Shrine target provides a clue

Many may overlook the location of this attack, but ultimately it could prove crucial.

Erawan shrine is a popular spot, a top tourist attraction, and if one really wanted to cause maximum impact, this would be the obvious target.

But Thai culture is Buddhist and values religious tolerance. Such a religious location is not the kind of target any Thai rebel would choose, which suggests to me that those behind this attack may not be Thai.

Such an assertion is not to point fingers at other faiths, but merely to say that if this is about domestic politics, the Erawan shrine is not the place for that particular drama to play out.




Political violence is smaller-scale

The scale of the damage is too much, too great, too messy. If someone wanted to fulfil a domestic agenda, such carnage would be unnecessary.

Thailand has seen incidents in the past where someone might throw a grenade that injures a few people to get their political message across, but that is where it has generally ended.

Workers clean up debris from the site of the explosion on August 18, 2015 in Bangkok, Thailand.

There have previously been much smaller instances of political violence including at the same Ratchaprasong intersection

Theories about separatists and Uighurs

There are suggestions this could be related to the Muslim separatist conflict in southern Thailand, but the political violence has been limited to the three southern provinces - never the capital.

Others have mentioned the Muslim Uighur minority in China.


They are unhappy that Thailand deported

Uighur refugees back to China,


where the minority complain of persecution, and might have wanted to punish the Thai state, the thinking goes. But we don't know enough at this point to support this theory.

However, international terror networks usually claim responsibility quickly after the incident, which hasn't happened in this instance so far.

[Douglaschow]

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[Douglaschow]

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