And naturally, the famous [Salvador] Dali, who was a royalist.
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"My grandfather was a massive royalist," he told the BBC.
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Royalist mania transcends traditional political divisions in the United States.
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He supported a royalist general and rival of Phibun, Gen.
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I happen across three pensioners known in the royalist scene for their commitment.
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The G.O.P.'s history as a royalist party is somewhat exaggerated, but it has repeatedly handed nominations to elder statesmen in years when it seems to be their turn, and the royalist tendency is naturally strongest in the party elite.
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Mayanee Thaitae, 33, a royalist activist, said Thailand's main religion should not be politicized.
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But he was probably only a true royalist in the propaganda of his enemies.
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"I picked the box for Funcinpec," she told Reuters, referring to the royalist party.
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Renegade Royalist is wary of the term "alt-right" but has come to accept it.
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I've always been a royalist through and through—I follow royalty all over the country.
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Thailand has increased its use of the law since the royalist military seized power in 2014.
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It supporters include members of the urban middle class and support the traditional royalist-military elite.
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Although populist leader Thaksin was overthrown soon after by strongly royalist officers, it didn't stop Vichai's ascendancy.
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The election is seen as a battle between Thaksin's populists and allies and the royalist-military establishment.
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The generals' plans to lead the government after elections also threaten a rift with their royalist allies.
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With royalist sentiment strong, Ranariddh beat Hun Sen in the 1993 election organized by the United Nations.
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The disturbingly named "SS," for instance, is an ultra-royalist group that has been active since 2010.
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The Shinawatras are popular among Thailand's north and northeast rural poor, but are opposed by the royalist elite.
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"This is our 'Mandela', or our 'Princess Diana', moment," said graphic designer and self-proclaimed royalist Apichai Klapiput.
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The army ousted Thaksin in 2006, exacerbating a sharp divide between his supporters and the royalist-military establishment.
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"We can't go back 60 years," said Abdulrahman Swehli, an influential politician from Misurata, referring to the royalist movement.
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Many hardline Tories would follow the DUP on the basis that they cannot be more royalist than the king.
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My granddad is a huge royalist … My dad was like, 'He probably would've, like, got really emotional and stuff.
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But Thaksin's homecoming would seem unlikely so long as Thailand's military-backed royalist elite remained implacably opposed to it.
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The Copa had gone from a royalist institution to a republican one, though it wouldn't remain so for long.
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In the English civil war the Roundheads (parliamentarian and prim) defeated the Cavaliers (royalist and flamboyant), then lost the peace.
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Anti-royalist demonstrations could pose another threat, for example, and pranksters have been very determined to disrupt in the past.
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Ranged against him is the royalist and military establishment, which accuses Thaksin of poisoning Thai politics with nepotism and corruption.
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Thaksin and his policies are popular in the country's northeast, but he is despised by the royalist and military establishment.
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Against Thaksin is the royalist and military establishment, which accuses him of poisoning politics with nepotism and corruption, charges he denies.
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Thailand has weathered more than a decade of political upheaval that has pitted the royalist-military establishment against populist political forces.
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People felt the royals were insulting Diana -- and even royalist newspapers, such as the Daily Express, demanded her presence in London.
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The "red shirts" are loathed by the mostly Bangkok-based military-royalist elite who have accused the Shinawatra populist governments of corruption.
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Ranged against him is the royalist and military establishment, which accuses Thaksin of poisoning politics with nepotism and corruption, charges he denies.
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The contest looks set to be a showdown between the military-backed, royalist Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha and supporters of Thaksin.
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French protesters filled the streets and clashed with royalist soldiers, burning down customs posts and looting the city for food and weapons.
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Prayuth is a staunch royalist and under his government there has been a surge in prosecutions and tougher sentences for lese-majeste.
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Everyday life has returned quickest outside the cities and in less royalist provinces, far from the capital, where black-clad mourners are rarer.
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Over the past few decades, Riyadh has tried, in succession, to quash an anti-royalist revolution, Marxism and al Qaeda militancy in Yemen.
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The win was a blow to the powerful Shinawatra clan and their allies, whose populist politics are reviled by Thailand's military-royalist establishment.
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King Bhumibol's steady presence discouraged efforts to fix a broken political system prone to deadlock between royalist elites and their more democratic opponents.
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The royalist Funcinpec party of Prince Norodom Ranariddh, once Hun Sen's main rival but now aligned with him, came second with 374,510 votes.
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Despite being a self-proclaimed royalist, Sulak was arrested and charged with royal defamation against King Bhumibol in 1984 for criticizing the monarchy.
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From royalist to republican, socialist to fascist, the Copa has been forced to swear fealty to a strange and unlikely succession of masters.
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The country has cleaved politically between a royalist elite from Bangkok and a rural populace that has suffered from Thailand's widening income gap.
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He was arrested and charged in July 2014, following pressure by an ultra royalist group on Thailand's Department of Special Investigation to prosecute Thanat.
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The minister of justice has condoned royalist vigilantism, and the authorities have opened a series of new investigations into supposed incidents of lèse-majesté.
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Pitted against Thaksin and his allies is the royalist and military establishment which accused him of nepotism and abuse of power, accusations he denied.
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Thailand's long-running political crisis broadly pits supporters of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra against a royalist establishment backed by parts of the military.
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He was influential in the royalist protests that helped to bring the junta to power and is now one of its most outspoken supporters.
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"I didn't think I was a royalist, and then the more I learn about her, the more I think she's fucking amazing," Colman said.
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Thailand is divided between his supporters in the poorer north and northeast and the traditional royalist-military establishment in the capital and the south.
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While reporting for the New York Times in Libya, she was captured by royalist forces along with three other journalists and released a week later.
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Thailand remains politically divided between the county's urban middle classes and royalist-military elite and supporters of populist governments ousted in 2006 and 2014 coups.
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Despised as a royalist during the Revolution and forgotten about during the advent of Romanticism, Le Brun continued to be assailed during the 2200th century.
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The struggle between that movement and a Bangkok-centered royalist and pro-military elite has been at the heart of years of turmoil in Thailand.
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The party's main voter base is the royalist Bangkok elite as well as supporters of former lawmakers who swapped parties to join with Parang Pracharat.
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He followed with "The Devil" (20123), a slaughter-fest set in the late 18th century, with an anti-royalist hero who embarks on a killing spree.
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In recent years, Thailand has been riven by rivalry between the old, royalist-military establishment and populist forces that have arisen in conjunction with economic growth.
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For the past 2376 years royalist elites and military types, known as "yellow shirts", have feuded with those keener on electoral democracy, known as "red shirts".
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ISNA quoted an unidentified source as saying Nasiri had been jailed twice for belonging to a royalist group and planning acts of sabotage including an explosion.
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Anti-government protesters, drawn mainly from Bangkok's middle class, royalist establishment, allege that Yingluck was her brother's puppet, who was installed to carry on his work.
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The contest looks set to be a showdown between the military-backed, royalist Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha and supporters of exiled former premier Thaksin Shinawatra.
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The latest cut was planned carefully with barber Vorajit Chantanon, who is also a strongly committed royalist and marked the king's birthday by giving free haircuts.
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At the heart of Thailand's fractious politics is rivalry between the Bangkok-based royalist-military establishment and populist former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra and his allies.
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In the 1780s, Robert chronicled the breakdown of aristocratic society in images of the destruction of royalist monuments, and he was imprisoned during the French Revolution.
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His words were the latest in a series of signals from the military and royalist establishment against opposition parties loyal to ousted ex-premier Thaksin Shinawatra.
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Yingluck and Thaksin are despised by Thailand's military-backed royalist elite but they remain hugely popular in their traditional powerbase in the country's north and northeast.
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Op-Ed Contributor How does President Trump continue to pass for an economic populist even as his policies and appointees are those of an economic royalist?
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Like Rossini, Mozart, working with the librettist Lorenzo Da Ponte, softened the sharpest edges of the text's anti-royalist barbs to pass muster with Austrian censors.
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Political success in Thailand depends on being able to placate the military and royalist elite, said Joshua Kurlantzick of the U.S.-based Council on Foreign Relations.
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His party&aposs popularity was largely due to its royalist credentials, although Ranariddh&aposs personal relations with his popular father, late King Norodom Sihanouk, were often strained.
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The biggest winner was the royalist Funcinpec party of Prince Norodom Ranariddh, who was once Hun Sen's main rival but is now aligned with the prime minister.
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"I'm pretty certain now it was actually written by a royalist to poke fun at the parliamentarians for being so gullible and believing this stuff," he says.
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The challenge now is to find ways to resist royalist escapism and instead to recommit to the radical majesty of the egalitarian project, re-enchanting the everyday.
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Prosecutions for insults to the monarchy have risen rapidly and sentences have become increasingly harsh under a royalist military government that seized power in a 2014 coup.
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The race is again expected to pit Thaksin's "red shirt" followers against the military and royalist establishment, which seized power in successive coups in 2006 and 2014.
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The royalist-military establishment has been at odds with former telecommunications tycoon Thaskin for years, seeing his vote-winning, populist policies as a threat to traditional ways.
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Rivalry between the Bangkok-centered, royalist elites and Thaksin and his rural-based supporters has brought street protests, military coups, and violent clashes over almost 15 years.
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Thailand's political divide pits the forces behind populist governments ousted in 2006 and 2014 coups against the military, bureaucrats, and the middle class that support the royalist establishment.
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Prompted by royalist groups, it says it will renew vain efforts to persuade foreign governments to extradite Thais whom royalists accuse of insulting the royal family from abroad.
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The junta has been preparing for the succession by whipping up royalist sentiment, including by building colossal statues of historical kings on army land not far from Bangkok.
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Its 55 seats in the National Assembly and hundreds of commune chief posts went to the CPP and to FUNCINPEC, a royalist party aligned with the ruling party.
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Like him, she pursued populist policies, such as the rice scheme, which pleased their largely rural supporters, known as "red shirts", and angered royalist rivals, or "yellow shirts".
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Like him, she pursued populist policies, such as the rice scheme, which pleased their largely rural supporters known as "red shirts" and angered royalist rivals, or "yellow shirts".
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They do not heal the fundamental rift between populists and those who back a royalist system that can confer benefits on members of the elite who defend it.
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And if she were to win the election, "power would swing away from the military and toward a populist/royalist nexus," the Council on Foreign Relations expert added.
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A decade of turbulent politics has pitted Thaksin and his sister, former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra, against a royalist-military establishment that sees the Shinawatras as a threat.
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They were a subtle royalist signal of support for the Stuart dynasty after the 193 beheading of King Charles I of Britain and the rise of Oliver Cromwell.
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Thailand's heavily polarized political landscape has historically pitted the royalist, pro-establishment Democrats against those loyal to exiled former prime minister Thaksin -- often culminating in deadly street protests.
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Thailand has been divided for years between the royalist establishment and the red-shirted supporters of exiled former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, who was ousted in a 2006 coup.
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Thailand's main political division remains between a Bangkok-based, strongly royalist and pro-army elite and poorer supporters of the Shinawatras' movement, particularly from the rural north and northeast.
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In a similar move in 2015, Serbia rehabilitated World War Two royalist commander and convicted Nazi collaborator Dragoljub 'Draza' Mihailovic, a move described by Croatia akin to forgiving Hitler.
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The general election had been broadly viewed as a straightforward battle between Thaksin's populists and their allies, on the one hand, and the royalist-military establishment on the other.
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The crisis pits former telecommunications tycoon Thaksin, and his legions of supporters, against the Bangkok-based elite which sees him as a threat to the old royalist-military establishment.
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The bodies of those executed in Alapayevsk, though retrieved by royalist forces from the mine pit, were moved farther east, hostages of the changing fortunes of the retreating Whites.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's prestigious Chulalongkorn University has removed the head of its student council, a vocal critic of military rule, after he was accused of disrupting a royalist initiation ceremony.
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For almost 20 years an endless political battle has pitted royalist elites, known as "yellow shirts", against partisans of a populist former prime minister, Thaksin Shinawatra, known as "red shirts".
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Were she to allow herself to be nominated, she would be in a strong position to attract support from both the ardently royalist yellow shirts and Mr Thaksin's red shirts.
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The disagreement heightened tensions in the Southeast Asian country's transition from military rule, in which pro-army and royalist parities have portrayed their opponents as a threat to the monarchy.
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Pardoned by the king in 2011, he is now urging fellow salafists to join a royalist shell party called the Democratic and Social Movement (founded by a former police commissioner).
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For much of the past decade, Thailand has been divided along political lines between the mostly rural-based red shirt movement and the royalist-military establishment in the capital and south.
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The elections will pit supporters of the military and royalist establishment against populist political forces led by the Puea Thai Party that was ousted by the military in a 2014 coup.
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It has also led to the rise of ultra-royalist vigilante groups who say they will punish anyone perceived to have insulted the monarchy during a highly sensitive time for Thailand.
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The self-proclaimed Royalist Town Crier walked up to the famous steps of the Lindo Wing and called out, "God Save the Queen," and announced the birth of the baby prince.
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Royalist and military elites, known as "yellow shirts", have battled "red shirts", acolytes of Thaksin Shinawatra, a populist former prime minister, since the army deposed him in a coup in 2006.
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General Apirat Kongsompong, 58, belongs to the King's Guard faction in the First Infantry Division of the First Army Region - a group at the very heart of the royalist military establishment.
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Media reports at the time, which refer to Lewis as an "anti-royalist," said the attempt on the Queen's life was hushed up for fear it would jeopardize future royal visits.
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"It would be like deciding to join the Chetniks in 1944," he said, referring to the time when Yugoslavia's royalist forces were on the verge of defeat by Tito's communist Partisans.
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Leading the campaign against him is a firebrand monk best known for his part in street protests backed by the royalist military elite who revile Thaksin and helped usher in the junta.
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Royalist and military elites, known as "yellow shirts", have battled "red shirts", acolytes of Thaksin Shinawatra, a populist former prime minister, since 2006, when the army deposed Mr Thaksin in a coup.
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Film footage of William McKinley's first inauguration in 1897 shows he had a mounted guard topped with elaborately plumed helmets, something that would not have looked out of place in royalist Europe.
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On May 10, 1775, Hamilton stood outside the house of the college's royalist president, Myles Cooper, warning an angry "liberty mob" that had gathered there not to discredit the cause with violence.
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Others say Prayuth's victory was well deserved because he brought stability after years of partisan turmoil stemming from confrontation between the military-royalist establishment and loyalists of ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra.
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The military toppled an elected government in 2014 and enforced political calm in a country divided by more than a decade of conflict between a military-backed royalist establishment and populist political forces.
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At the heart of the fractious politics is rivalry between the Bangkok-based royalist-military establishment and populist former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra and his allies, who the establishment sees as a threat.
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Having served as army chief, he was seen by political analysts as having significant influence with Thailand's powerful royalist military which has staged 13 coups since the end of absolute monarchy in 1932.
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I spoke to a "traditionalist" and "Toryblr affiliate" going by Renegade Royalist, whose feed includes memes mocking "social justice warriors" and antifa (anti-fascists), and pictures of George W. Bush touching bald men's heads.
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For more than a decade Thailand has been divided between populist political forces led by Thaksin, who was toppled in a 2006 coup, and the royalist and military establishment, which accuses him of corruption.
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The Shinawatras enjoy support in the mostly poorer north and northeast of Thailand while their opponents, including the royalist-military establishment that accuse the Shinawatras of corruption, mostly hail from Bangkok and the south.
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By 1985 he was prime minister, a post he refused to give up even after UN-supervised elections in 1993 produced a hung parliament with the royalist party, FUNCINPEC, holding the largest number of seats.
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Thailand has been bitterly divided since a 2006 coup against then Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, a businessman turned politician who gained the adoration of rural voters but made many enemies among the military-royalist elite.
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Royalist constitutional theorists have always responded to this criticism by arguing that to be raised royal is to undergo a unique educational process that by definition instils virtue and duty in those who experience it.
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The strongly royalist military has zealously enforced Thailand's abhorrent lèse-majesté law, going so far as to jail citizens for liking Facebook posts critical of the king, or even not sufficiently condemning such online comments.
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