Possible attacks on Prayut thwarted?
Many weapons were found in a recent raid on a house in Pathum Thani. A number of weapons were automatic rifles, which are used in the military.
According to a police spokesman, these weapons could be used to defend the Wat Phra Dhammakaya against the police, who want to investigate the temple. Another possibility that was raised could be a possible attack on Prime Minister Prayut. In 2010, a number of weapons were allegedly taken from soldiers who tried to put down the protests of the red shirts.
The house where the weapons were found would belong to Wuthipong, a leader of the red shirts, who, however, is in a neighboring country. Probably in Cambodia. He would have collected the weapons to relieve the besieged temple by the security service. According to police chief Chakthip, this would be a threat to national security. In addition, he claimed that there would also be a "sniper rifle" with which a government leader could be killed.
Wuthipong, who has been living abroad since 2014, was amazed by the find. On YouTube he responded that this was utter nonsense and he had nothing to do with this. The police tried to put something in his shoes in this way. After living abroad for almost 3 years, he does not understand the purpose of these accusations.
Source: Wochen Blitz
The abbot of this temple (incredibly wealthy) has fled abroad with more than 135 charges on his pants. The temple has been peacefully besieged by army and police for days.
When it became clear that the abbot was no longer there, this was discontinued.
This was covered extensively in every news broadcast
No one can have missed this.
They are strong shoes that can carry the opulence and this abbot lacks any self-reflection to name a few. Self-aggrandizement and the enticements of the splendor that is what predominates.
A Buddhist should mainly concern himself with the concerns of humanity and fulfill a serving task. This abbot gives himself a certificate of incompetence and in my opinion is not worthy of his position.