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	Anti-corruption Organisation of Thailand chairman Pramon Sutivong lambastes the despicable blanket amnesty bill as immoral for trying to whitewash those already judged guilty of corruption and for wrongdoing in the 2010 turmoil.</div>
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	The statement is laudable, but why the need to submit a protest letter to the United Nations? I do not respect the call for outsiders to help us with our grievances. This is not a frontier country without rule of law. The submission would be an insult to our country. We are old enough to fight our own battles.</div>
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	Songdej Praditsmanont</div>
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	Bangkok</div>

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