BANGKOK: More than 100K at 9pm. Many More Coming. JAMS 50km Long. ArbiSHIT SHITTING!

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Bangkokians climb over a railing to skirt anti-government barricades erected near Silom Road business district as they go about their daily routines April 26, 2010 in Bangkok, Thailand.​

 

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Police stand watch on as Bangkokians walk to their jobs in the Silom Road business district April 26, 2010 in Bangkok, Thailand.

An anti-government 'red shirt' protester sharpens the end of a bamboo pole inside their barricade in the Silom business district in Bangkok April 26, 2010.

Anti-government 'red shirt' protesters stand on a pile of dug-up bricks and paving stones inside their barricade, built with bamboo poles and tyres, in the Silom business district in Bangkok April 26, 2010.

Anti-government 'red shirt' protesters sit behind a stack of tyres inside their barricade, built with bamboo poles and tyres, in the Silom business district in Bangkok April 26, 2010.​

 

[Ah Hai]

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Eleven hurt in grenade attack on home of former Thai PM
Posted: 26 April 2010 1052 hrs

An injured woman is evacuated from a blast site on Silom road in the financial district of central Bangkok


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BANGKOK : Eleven people, including three policemen, were injured in a grenade attack late Sunday on the house of a former Thai prime minister in protest-hit Bangkok, police said Monday.

One person was seriously hurt in the blast at the home of Banharn Silpa-archa, who was prime minister from July 1995 to November 1996, but most of the victims suffered only light wounds, they said.

A number of small explosions have hit politically significant sites and army buildings in recent weeks in Thailand, where 26 people have died and hundreds have been injured this month in the worst civil violence in almost two decades.

Banharn was banned from Thai politics for five years in 2008 and his party was dissolved for electoral fraud.

Another grenade attack targeted a regional police station in northern Chiang Mai province late Sunday but nobody was hurt, police said.

 

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A 'Red Shirt' anti-government protester prays along with Thai Buddhist monks during a ceremony for victims killed during recent clashes between protesters and authorities in central Bangkok on April 26, 2010.​

 

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'Red Shirt' anti-government protesters pray along with Thai Buddhist monks (on stage-in background) during a ceremony for victims killed during recent clashes between protesters and authorities in central Bangkok on April 26, 2010.

Thai Buddhist monks pray for victims killed during recent clashes between the 'Red-Shirt' anti-government protesters and Thai soldiers at continued protests in central Bangkok on April 26, 2010. Eleven people, including three policemen, were injured in a grenade attack late on April 25 on the house of a former Thai prime minister in protest-hit Bangkok, police said on April 26.​

 

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'Red Shirt' anti-government protesters wait for the start of a prayer ceremony held by Thai Buddhist monks for victims killed during recent clashes between protesters and authorities in central Bangkok on April 26, 2010.​

 

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An anti-government protester buys T-shirts near a luxury shop at the site where "red shirts" have gathered in the main shopping district in Bangkok April 26, 2010

'Red-Shirt' anti-government protesters stand around inside their fortified camp next to Silom Road in the financial district of central Bangkok on April 26, 2010.

An anti-givernment "red shirt" protester uses a pair of binoculars during a ceremony to commemorate "red shirts" who were killed at the site in the main shopping district in Bangkok April 26, 2010.​

 

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Thai Buddhist monks sit in front of their lunch boxes while praying for the protection of anti-government protesters in Bangkok on Monday, April 26, 2010. Thailand's "Red Shirt" protesters have told followers to fight until victory but ditch their signature red shirts so they can go undercover in case of a possible crackdown as more bomb threats Monday rattled the tense Thai capital.​

 

[singveld]

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they call that a barrier??
is this a joke?
an armour carrier will pass through it like hot knife cutting butter
then the army just follow behind and round up everyone and throw everyone in prison.

that will be the end of so call poor revolution. rich will continue to make money.

 

[yinyang]

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they call that a barrier?? is this a joke?
an armour carrier will pass through it like hot knife cutting butter
then the army just follow behind and round up everyone and throw everyone in prison.

Just like what they say: it's harder to move people than furniture (or equipment) Applies to both movers and stayers.

Seems like the reds have upped their ante on provinces and road blocks to prevent reinforcements to police and army.

 

[boundThunter]

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Troops have been deployed at Royal Bangkok Fortress & Bangkok Sports Club.
Looks like fights are going to erupt soon...

Around the country, several confrontations between police and protesters were reported.

In Udon Thani, in the north-east, protesters blocked a major highway and prevented a convoy of police from reaching Bangkok.

Roadblocks were also set up in Nong Kai province and to the north of Bangkok, again aimed at police heading to the Thai capital.

Thai media quoted a red-shirt leader as saying that supporters in provinces outside Bangkok had been told to prevent police from travelling to reinforce colleagues.

The red-shirts - including many who back ousted leader Thaksin Shinawatra - believe that the current government is illegitimate. They want Mr Abhisit to call fresh elections - something he has so far refused to do.

 

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Thai workers head to the office as riot police stand guard along Silom road April 26, 2010 in Bangkok Thailand.

Thais climb over a railing to skirt anti-government barricades as they go about their daily commute April 26, 2010 in Bangkok, Thailand. Bangkok was relatively calm Monday morning but the situation remains tense as protesters continue to fear a crackdown by government security forces.

Commuters cover their mouths on April 26, 2010 in Bangkok Thailand.​

 

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People (L) walk past Thai soldiers standing guard on Silom road near the Red-Shirt anti-government protesters fortified camp in Bangkok on April 26, 2010.

A Thai soldier stands guard at the Sala Daeng skytrain station on April 26, 2010 in Bangkok, Thailand.

Thai soldiers stand guard along the Silom Road in Thailand's central business district on April 26, 2010 in Bangkok, Thailand.

Anti-government "red-shirt" protesters block a main road leading into Bangkok, about 45km (18 miles) north of the city, April 26, 2010.​

 

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An anti-government "red-shirt" protester checks for soldiers and police on a bus as a main road leading into Bangkok is blocked, about 45km (18 miles) north of the city, April 26, 2010.​

 

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Leader of the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) Chamlong Srimuang, right, holds the book of a Thai soldier who was killed in the April 10 clash with anti-government protesters as he speaks to the press as his colleagues Pipop Thongchai, left, and Suriyasai Katasila, center, look on during a news conference Monday, April 26, 2010 in Bangkok, Thailand. The PAD, also known as the Yellow Shirt, have demanded in the news conference that authorities crack down on the protesters, implying they might take matters into their own hands if nothing is done soon.
(AP Photo/Apichart Weerawong)​

 

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Army soldiers observe the situation as anti-government "red-shirt" protesters seized an army truck and blocked a main road leading into Bangkok, about 45km (18 miles) north of the city April 26, 2010

Army soldiers take their positions before charging anti-government 'red shirt' protestors who had set up a road block in Thailand's Pathum Thani province, about 50 km (31 miles) north of Bangkok April 26, 2010.​

 

[BlueCat]

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look like civil war soon,unless either PM give in or the King gives a message.

 

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An army soldier gives an order to soldiers as they charge toward anti-government "red-shirt" protesters who seized an army truck and blocked a main road leading into Bangkok, about 45km (18 miles) north of the city April 26, 2010.

 

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Army soldiers charge toward anti-government "red-shirt" protesters who seized an army truck and blocked a main road leading into Bangkok, about 45km (18 miles) north of the city April 26, 2010.

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Army soldiers seize an army truck and arrest anti-government "red-shirt" protesters who blocked a main road leading into Bangkok, about 45km (18 miles) north of the city, April 26, 2010

Army soldiers seize an army truck and arrest anti-government "red-shirt" protesters who blocked a main road leading into Bangkok, about 45km (18 miles) north of the city, April 26, 2010.
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