Video summary
The video documents a significant anti-Israel protest taking place in Bangkok outside the Israeli Embassy, where demonstrators have gathered to condemn Israel's actions in Gaza and its conduct within Thailand. The narrator highlights that Thai protesters are not only opposing the war crimes attributed to the Israeli government but are also challenging specific behaviors of Israelis residing in the country. A central point of contention raised is the alleged favoritism shown by Thai authorities toward Israeli citizens, illustrated by a recent incident involving Kevin Demino, an exotic park owner married to a Thai woman who was deported after refusing entry to a specific Israeli family on his private property. The narrator describes this outcome as outrageous, noting that despite no physical violence or illegal acts by the zoo owner, he faced severe consequences including deportation and a fine of 5,000 baht, which the speaker interprets as evidence of systemic bias against Israelis in Thailand.
The protest itself features a diverse group of participants, including children and local residents, who have displayed signs demanding respect for Thai culture, laws, and sovereignty. Demonstrators explicitly call for an end to what they describe as genocide in Gaza and urge Israeli visitors to leave the country, with slogans such as "Thailand is not your promised land" and warnings that war criminals are unwelcome. The video points out specific grievances regarding Israeli activities in southern Thailand, particularly on islands like Koh Pha Ngan, where the narrator claims there are numerous IDF soldiers utilizing retreats for stress relief, a practice that contrasts sharply with the suffering of children in Gaza. Additionally, the footage shows concerns over Shabbat operations and land purchases by Israelis, which protesters argue violate Thai national interests and local customs in predominantly Muslim regions.
Beyond the immediate events in Bangkok, the narrator expands the discussion to broader geopolitical themes, suggesting that while Israel's influence is visibly contested in Thailand, similar dynamics of occupation and cultural imposition exist in Europe and America but remain less visible to the public eye. The video touches on historical narratives, mentioning figures like George Soros and linking them to economic instability in Thailand, while also referencing the concept of white supremacy in relation to Israel. The speaker emphasizes that Thailand has always welcomed tourists on the condition that they respect local traditions and laws, a standard he believes is being ignored by certain Israeli groups. He concludes by expressing disappointment that he was not invited to join the protest personally, noting that he had just returned home, and invites members of the Thai Muslim community to contact him directly for future events to ensure better representation and solidarity.
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Israeli be respectful to Thai people.
Pretty reasonable.
>> [laughter]
>> You would think. The Israelis living on
some we put a bounty on his head.
>> [laughter]
>> They tried to kill the guy and they
found the guy that actually did that and
this Israeli got a 5,000 baht.
>> [laughter]
>> A five
I can't even word this. It's absolutely
insane. He got a fine for 5,000 baht.
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All right, guys. Welcome back to the
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Bobby, guys, this is just in. This is
happening right now in front of the
Israeli Embassy here in Bangkok.
Pro-Palestine, anti-Israel protesters
have gathered in front of the embassy
and it's absolutely [laughter] going
insane. The Thai people are truly on
another level. May Allah bless them all.
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>> Waddika Said, can you tell me why are
you here?
>> I'm here today to protect my country
from designers. They're calling killing
30,000 Gaza children self-defense.
>> Masha Allah. Yeah, here you have it.
This is happening right in front of the
Israeli Embassy right now. Children like
Said here himself are gathering and
protesting against the genocidal
government of Israel. They're
demonstrating against the war crimes
that have been committed by Israel and
the IDF soldiers, but more than that,
they're protesting as well against the
behavior of Israelis in Thailand itself.
Just a few days ago, something
absolutely atrocious happened here.
There was an exotic park, somewhat of a
zoo owner here, and no, guys, he was not
French Arab. The guy's name was Kevin
Demino. He was an Italian from France.
So more certainly a European. Just
because he looked Mediterranean doesn't
make him a Muslim, doesn't make him
Arab. He even had a cross tattoo on his
neck. Anyways, [snorts] that guy made
use of his private property law and
didn't allow a specific Israeli family
into his premises. Why that happened,
however, we do not really know. The
internet is always about clip farming,
and so you see a clip of him telling
them to f off essentially, but we don't
know what those people did prior to
that. Anyways, the point of the story is
that now the zoo owner himself, who's
married to a Thai woman, he's running a
legitimate business in Thailand. He's
now being deported. Not because of a
violent act or anything like that. He's
being deported, man. His whole life is
being taken away from him just because
Israelis are being favored. The guy
didn't get violent, he didn't attack
anybody physically, he didn't murder
anybody, let alone, he didn't do
anything other than telling them to f
off his property. The Israelis living on
some way put a bounty on his head.
>> [laughter]
>> They tried to kill the guy, and they
found the guy that actually did that,
and this Israeli got a 5,000 butt
>> [laughter]
>> a 5
I can't even word this. It's absolutely
insane. He got a fine for 5,000 butt.
5,000 butt is roughly 160 dollars,
something in those lines, 180 dollars.
So he has to pay the fine, maybe his
visa is going to get retracted or
whatever, but this man who runs a
legitimate business, is married to a
Thai woman, is now being deported out of
Thailand. Absolutely outrageous, and
there you can see the favoritism. Here
this just in by the Thai government
official 41 minutes ago. Protesters
gathered outside Israeli Embassy in
Bangkok on September the 10th, which is
today, led by Sondhi Limthongkul to
deliver an open letter over Israeli
activity in Thailand and Israeli's
actions in Gaza. The group raised
concerns over Israeli visitors, land
purchase, Shabbat operations, and
alleged breaches of Thai law. Sondhi
said the protest aimed to defend
Thailand's national interest, while
protesters warned they could escalate
opposition if concerns were not
addressed. Which is absolutely true, and
we see this in Phuket, for example,
where some Israelis want to celebrate
Jewish New Year on the beaches of
Phuket. And many people don't know, but
the south of Thailand is predominantly
Muslim. And yeah, it could have come to
very violent altercations there, and
this is why they were not allowed
ultimately to celebrate their New Years
in the beaches of Thailand. Here we have
a beautiful photo dumped by Candy and
the Kings. This cute little grandma here
says, "Stop the genocide." This group of
people gathers here and says,
"Absolutely nothing justifies genocide
in Gaza. Boycott Israel. F F I D F
Israel. Israeli, be respectful to Thai
people." Pretty reasonable,
>> [laughter]
>> you would think. "All Israeli soldiers
are war criminals, occupiers, grape-ist,
murderers. We don't want you here." With
a cute little bucket hat here.
"Take back our Thailand. Stop gray
money." Absolutely. Here is Sayed again,
Allahumma barik. "Children caress are
not welcome in my country." And it is
your country, Sayed. Many Thai flags
here. Beautiful. "Boycott Israel." You
can see it here. "Stop the genocide." It
all started in October 7th, and you see
this is scratched through. No, it
happened in 1948. Exactly right. Many
people don't seem to understand that the
Israeli population, predominantly, of
course not all of them, are settlers.
"Thailand is not a safe haven for war
criminals. Thailand welcomes tourists,
not war criminals." Yeah, this was
absolutely amazing as well to see. They
were
>> [laughter]
>> creating retreats for traumatized IDF
soldiers on Koh Pha Ngan in the south of
Thailand. They could get rid of their
IDF uniforms and just put on hippie
clothes and smoke weed and take
mushrooms and do yoga and just recover
of all of that stress. Now, how about
the children in Gaza, man? Can they have
a retreat? Here's a hijab lady holding
something up in Thai. I'll put it into
ChatGPT, but unfortunately it cannot
really translate it. It says it is quite
messy. Nature created us beautifully.
or not isn't determined by our
appearance body. Okay. Kind of random.
So, guys, if you understand what this
actually means, let me know in the
comment section, please. Here's a sign.
Check your Cold War history. Israel, the
ultimate manifestation of white
supremacy.
>> [snorts]
>> Eh,
I don't really agree with that, but
anyways, has been a curse upon Siam.
Siam being Thailand since 8 November
1947. Yeah, look into what George Soros
did to Thailand and how he wrecked the
economy. That's quite amazing. Free Thai
equals free Palestine. We don't feel
safe with a genocidal war criminals
living among us. Take your IDF PTSD
somewhere else. No peace for baby
unaliving. Almost as many Jewish
settlers here as in the West Bank. Yeah,
of course. Gaza is not too big. And if
you look into Pai, if you look into Koh
Samui, if you look into Koh Pha Ngan,
yes, there are probably more IDF
soldiers there than there are in the
West Bank. It's crazy. We welcome
refugees fleeing from oppression. We do
not welcome IDF oppressors.
As you shouldn't, man. Learn history.
>> [laughter]
>> Very cute. Thailand is not your promised
land. I love that the Thai people are
standing up for themselves, but
unfortunately it is not only Gaza. Gaza
is obviously the most graphic example.
This is something that we see here on
the surface level appearing for
everybody just clearly to see. However,
if you look into Europe, if you look
into America, you will see that Israel
already conquered those countries as
well, but it's not visible. It's not in
the public eye. And finally, yet again
here, baby K are not welcome. Kenny and
the King's pulse here today in Bangkok,
we join the Thais in confronting the
Embassy of Israel. For decades, Thailand
has welcomed tourists from all nations.
Thais have been hospitable, but on one
condition, we respect Thai people, their
culture, their laws, and their land. And
if I must be honest, there's not too
much to ask. Yeah, that's pretty common
sensical. In the West, they don't seem
to have common sense anymore. Those are
seen as right-wing talking points.
>> [laughter]
>> Essentially racist. What does I say
here? No, it's just common sense, of
course. And I hope to see many more
countries follow this lead. Anyways, on
a private note here, why didn't anybody
notify me of this, man? I just came home
here, and now I'm seeing that this
protest was an hour ago, essentially,
and nobody invited me. Muslim Thai
community here, you know that I'm
amongst you guys. You know that I live
here. Why didn't anybody reach out to
me? I have to do a second-hand report
now, sitting in my office here.
Otherwise, I would have been right
there, live for you, streaming even. So,
for all the Thai Muslim brothers and
sisters watching this, I'm going to post
my email address in the comment section.
I'm going to pin it. And next time,
please contact me. I want to be there
with you guys.
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