When the red shirt leaders bank accounts are frozen for accepting bribe from Thaskin, he has no other option but to surrender. Otherwise, his red shirt followers will know that he has been bribed and cannot be trusted anymore.
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Breaking: Ahbisit truimped ! Red Shirts surrender
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Red Shirt anti-government protest leaders announce their surrender to a gathered crowd from the stage inside the protesters' camp in downtown Bangkok on May 19, 2010. Thai protest leaders surrendered and told thousands of Red Shirt supporters to end their weeks-long rally after an army assault on their fortified encampment. (PORNCHAI KITTIWONGSAKUL/AFP/Getty Images)
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People, most of them who had gathered at a temple which had been turned into a shelter within an anti-government protest site, sit on the stairs of a temple beside the dead bodies of anti-government protestors killed in a gunbattle the day before, in downtown Bangkok on May 20, 2010. Gunshots rang out near a Buddhist temple in the heart of an anti-government protest zone in Bangkok, and soldiers were advancing on foot along an elevated train track, an AFP photographer saw.
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Red Shirt anti-government protesters take shelter inside a temple moments before being escorted to a police station in downtown Bangkok on May 20, 2010. Thai police escorted thousands of protesters out of a Buddhist temple where they had cowered overnight after nine people were killed there in gunbattles.
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Anti-government "red shirt" protesters gather at a Buddhist temple where they found shelter a day after confronting Thai troops in central Bangkok May 20, 2010. Thai authorities restored order in Bangkok on Thursday after a night of rioting and fires that veered towards anarchy as troops took control of an encampment occupied by thousands of anti-government protesters for six weeks. Hundreds who had taken refuge in a temple were coaxed out by police with loudspeakers urging them to go home. Six bodies were found inside.
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A Red Shirt anti-government protester covers her daugther as she looks at the bodies of protesters killed inside a temple which had been turned into a shelter within an anti-government protest site in downtown Bangkok on May 20, 2010.
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An anti-government protester cries as a police officer leads him out of a shelter to a police station where arrangements for them to go home will be made later on Thursday May 20, 2010 in Bangkok, Thailand.
Elderly anti-government protesters hold on to each other in fear as they leave a temple, led by police, on Thursday May 20, 2010 in Bangkok, Thailand.
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try me... :oIo:
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Two "red shirt" protesters walk past Thai policemen after they abandoned a temple in Bangkok May 20, 2010.
Anti-government "red shirt" protesters clap their hands at a police station after being evacuated from a Buddhist temple where they found shelter a day after confronting Thai troops in central Bangkok May 20, 2010.
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