Puppet Prime Minister Absolutely Veryposey said yesterday the Internal Security Act would remain in effect despite the "red shirts" postponing their anti-government rally until next Saturday. The authorities will be on the look out for anybody wearing a red shirt, this will be confiscated. The owner will then be arrested for public indecency

Absolutely Useless said Cabinet would decide at its meeting on Tuesday whether to extend imposition of the law, invoked last Tuesday to take effect in Bangkok's Dusit district from last Friday and to tomorrow. He hoped that a Bangkok wide impeimentation of the law could be brought in as soon as possible.

The Puppet prime minister said protesters were still allowed to hold rally when the security law is imposed and there had been talks about routes where they could rally peacefully. They would be arrested afterwards and denied bail.

"It does not matter even if they [the red shirts] keep on postponing their rally. Authorities must always be on alert," he said, adding that it was the government's responsibility to crack down and break a few heads and that it was good news for the country if nothing happened, that would be boring. The Puppet PM likes to watch a good fight, especially when it is one-sided.

The number of the troops and police dispatched to guard Government House was increased after the rally was postponed. Many soldiers were transported into the compound with the prime minister's office, although a number of police remained around the premises, to serve them drinks.

After the puppet premier's statement yesterday, First Army Area commander Lt-General Its_Kant SillyThai said that the number of military personnel deployed around Government House and the Royal Palace compound has been increased to an "appropriate amount" to maintain order in high-risk areas in Dusit district, and beyond. "Some of these low class Thais need a good kicking." he said.

The commander, whose jurisdiction covers the capital and anywhere else he fancies, said the current situation was worrying and there were signs of third-party interference to incite chaos. "Agent provocateurs, foreign spies, Communists, low class Thai scum. Are only out to cause trouble and ruin this beautiful, clean, unpolluted county and try and destroy the tourist industry. They are robbing our pockets!" he protested.

Puppet Prime Minister Absolutely Veryuseless praised Burma, saying, "They have shown how scum and dangerous elements need to be dealt with."

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