Benjamaporn Nivas gestures during an interview with The Associated Press in Bangkok, Thailand, Monday, Aug. 31, 2020. BANGKOK -- She's 15, writes love stories and likes indie music and anime cartoons. So far so normal. But two weeks ago Benjamaporn Nivas upended traditional notions of Thai schoolkids' behaviour by leading hundreds of youngsters in a protest outside the Education Ministry in Bangkok.
So far the group has been short on practical recommendations, but they are expected to announce more details of the changes they are seeking at Saturday's rally. They have been clear, however, that they want Education Minister Nataphol Teepsuwan to resign. "If I could do it all over again, I would, but maybe I would prepare my speech a little better and tell myself to calm down more," she said, laughing. "That day I was so nervous. My hands and legs were all shaking."
Nataphol actually sat down and listened patiently to those there, writing down their complaints and responding, while sweating heavily in the afternoon sun.
Looks like the Marxists are agitating in Asia, too. Look at the west: schools have become places where religion is bashed, degeneracy is promoted and children are brainwashed into hating themselves and their culture. Nothing good will come of this. Another color revolution.
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