Gen Panlop said one of the PAD leaders, Maj-Gen Chamlong Srimuang, asked him to rejoin the anti-government group. However, Gen Panlop said he decided to decline his offer because the PAD’s civil disobedience strategy would not likely be successful, adding that it would create more losses than the forceful strategy he earlier proposed.
If the PAD can seize the government’s power on October 7 by getting hold of Prime Minister and Defence Minister Somchai Wongsawat, the situation would not intensify, according to Gen Panlop.
The ISOC former chief said the situation is unpredictable because the government has the authority but could not put the situation under control, and at the same time, the PAD is in control of the circumstances even though it has no legitimate power.
source bangkok post
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