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	I would say the onus falls on the &ldquo;sheeple&rdquo; who were hoodwinked and/or paid to vote for Thaksin and his proxies &ndash; yet it&rsquo;s bigger than that.&nbsp;</div>
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	It will be the kids and grandkids of all Thais living today who will be required to pay back those ridiculous loans.</div>
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	Chiang Rai Ken</div>
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	Chiang Rai</div>

Our children will pay for this folly

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