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	I am not condoning violence, but for the sake of truthfulness &ndash; and before the Southeast Asian Press Alliance and Foreign Correspondents&rsquo; Club turn Nick Nostitz into a martyr &ndash; it is only fair to mention that he is not merely a reporter. He is allegedly also a notorious red-shirt sympathiser and police informant.</div>
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	Could it be that these were the reasons for the crowd being incensed at him, rather than because of his reporter status?</div>
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	Clara Holzer</div>
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	Bangkok</div>

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