> "The use of the sentence 'Why don’t you shut up?' in ringtones is a clear breach of his image rights."

I find it hard to believe a king would lower himself to complaining about this. Now, if it were a Prince...

I think you'll find that Bill O'reilly has prior art to the "shut up" phrase.

...Lester, you should know better!!!

And there was me thinking Joe Dolce might have claimed rights :-)

Nah. First off he called him a fascist, not a Nazi. More importantly, in case you missed it, Spain was run by ACTUAL fascists until 1977, when General Francisco Franco (an ally of Hitler and Mussolini who kept his job after WWII) finally croaked. A lot of those fascists and their sympathizers are still around today. If you travel around Spain, you can run into a lot of bars with Franco's picture up, as well as bars that have Marx's picture, and plenty that have Durruti's picture up. (Durruti was a leader of the anarchists' fight against Franco.)

The latter are actually pretty cool hangouts. The first two kinds are okay if you have a stick wedged in your posterior and would like to meet others in the same condition. :)

the King of Thailand didn't personally object - his bubblewrapping minions objected on his behalf. IIRC the King actually requested clemency which is why the culprits were simply ejected from the country rather than locked away.