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[Title] => Thai coup plotter won't share tips with Pinoy putschists
[Summary] => He may have stood out prominently in the latest regime change in his country, but Maj. Gen. Thawip Netniyom is not about to share tips with fellow Filipino officers, many of whom may be agonizing over how to deal with an unpopular civilian commander-in-chief.
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[Title] => JI, al-Qaeda regrouping to boost forces in Southeast Asia
[Summary] => The regional terror network Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) is now regrouping with al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden funding efforts to strengthen its forces in Southeast Asia, a top ranking Thai intelligence official disclosed yesterday.
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[Title] => Thai coup generals were PMA graduates
[Summary] => One of the top senior Thai Royal Army officials who mounted a successful coup that ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra last month graduated at the top of his class at the Philippine Military Academy in 1981.
In fact, Maj. Gen. Thawip Netniyom, spokesman for the Council for Democratic Reform in the post-Thaksin regime, never misses important class meetings and reunions here.
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