Chapter 17 down the stairs

Although there are thousands of different keys, there is only one that opens the lock.If we believe that Thailand's "conquering" and "drug lords" war was caused by Mr. Kun Sha's excessive violence, then all confusions will be answered reasonably.There are different accounts of the number of casualties in this battle.Mr. Daixiu, spokesman of the Thai government, said: "Ten armed personnel of the Kunsha Group were killed, one of our officials was killed, and fifteen were injured." Many people were injured, 17 of our border guards and mainland police were killed and 50 were injured." Premier Bing?Admiral Tin Suranond said: "The conquest of the international drug trafficker Kunsha's base area resulted in the death of 16 border guards and the injury of 45 others, but also caused about 300 casualties of the other side." The assistant told me that there was no death at all. When I asked him whether the death of Ms. Zeng Yan’s husband, Mr. Yang Lin, was counted. The Thai newspaper said that Mr. Yang Lin died under the guns of the “Shan State Revolutionary Army”. Please clarify , There was fire in his eyes, I quickly changed the subject, and asked him the number of injuries.He said: "Very few." I asked: "How little?" He hesitated and said: "There are only one or two minor injuries, and we are taking care of them properly."

The Thai government obviously made the most powerful exaggeration of this "expropriation and suppression". The mass media all over the country reported this incident, and it became more and more detailed and panicked, so that it described Mr. Kun Sa as ubiquitous. , an omnipotent demon—even the maids at the concierge and the popsicle sellers in Chiang Rai Mansion are all spies.Mr. Meng Nat, the US consul in Chiang Mai, after retreating to Bangkok, said in a panic that Mr. Kun Sha had three jade shops in Chiang Mai, and many of his subordinates were lurking there.A series of shocking reactions made the Thai government worry that it might lead to social chaos, so it hastily stepped forward to stop it.The Thai government desperately hoped to create an image of a "big war" with piles of corpses and rivers of blood. Why?This is another confusion.A guide friend came to the conclusion easily. He said that it was just a business trip to the United States.As for screaming about the heavy casualties, from a certain point of view, the same is true. Bangkok will celebrate the 200th anniversary of its capital in April. During the 200th year, Thailand has been peaceful. Never before have so many been killed or wounded.But the main intention, said the guide friend, was also nothing more than a request for more aid from the United States: "You see, we've tried our best, but we're dying of exhaustion." Most interesting of all, the timing Is it so appropriate that the United Nations Narcotics Committee was held in Vienna on February 5th, and the Secretary-General of Thailand's Anti-Drug Commission Chao Wali?Major General Yumani reported to the committee the fruits of victory in "conquering" Mr. Kunsha's "drug cartel" in a timely manner. He generously announced: "This operation is not only for the interests of Thailand itself, but also for the interests of the world. "

The Thai government was unwilling to start this war. Under the pressure of the United States, it had to make a declarative attack.After one blow, the sound of yelling over the sound of the explosion of the bullets, and then an immediate ceasefire, and immediately two helicopters (one of the pilots may have been overjoyed, almost crashed), transported more than 80 people Reporters from home and abroad went to the Starry Fields to visit the captured spoils, resulting in a worldwide news climax. The "Shan State Revolutionary Army" is estimated to have about 2,000 people, but the Thai government insists that there are 5,000 or more.Even 5,000 people, if the Thai government really uses the joint force of land and air—in fact, Thailand’s most elite field force, the Black Panther Corps, has already stationed in Manxingdi; No matter how powerful Mr. Kunsha is, he can't resist a country.However, after Thailand transferred the Black Panther Corps and bluffed for a while, it ended hastily.Of course, the Thai government does not admit that it has ended hastily. Prayuth, the commander-in-chief of the army?Admiral Charuma Min is patrolling his mother?At that time, he announced: "Kunsha's troops must lay down their weapons unconditionally first, and the border guards will continue to stay in Manxingde until Kunsha's rebel party is completely wiped out. We will never allow any lawless people to establish any forces on Thai territory." At an academic conference held by the Agriculture and Forestry University, Prime Minister Bing Jiang also announced: "If Kun Sha surrenders, he will be interrogated by the authorities and dealt with in accordance with the law, just like ordinary drug dealers who surrender."

Even the phantom scene of Mr. Kunsha's surrender has been depicted to people. The Thai government has found a way to step down.At this point, "people outside the wall, the beauty inside the wall laughs, and the laughter fades away..." The song ends. The reason why the Thai government ended the war in such a hasty way is that it cannot be fully said that the United States has its own insurmountable difficulties.Some powerful people, on the surface, are desperately trying to draw a line with Mr. Kun Sha, but in their hearts they are always eager to return to the original state as soon as possible.The former Prime Minister, Admiral Ginsai, publicly denied that he had been to Manxingdi, and so on, which belonged to the hidden side of the high power class.The other side is serious, that is, the Thai government has finally considered that once the "Shan State Revolutionary Army" is about to disintegrate, it may vote north to the Burmese Communist Party or south to the Thai Communist Party before the entire army is wiped out.There is a popular legend in northern Thailand that the "Zhang family" attacked Shalu Village for the last time. It was not Mr. Kun Sa's troops, but the troops of the Thai Communist Party. They pretended to be Mr. Kun Sa's troops, hoping to arouse the anger of Thai officials. , pushing Mr. Kunsha into a corner.

The authenticity of this intelligence is irrelevant, what is important is that this possibility will increase with the pressure of the Thai army.Colonel Yexiu, the military attache of the Burmese Embassy in Bangkok, told Thai reporters publicly: "(In his opinion), the Burmese soldiers currently occupying the northeast of the Burmese border and the Kunsha Group located in the southeast of the Burmese border are two factions. There is a possibility of joining hands."