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Shocking photo from Bangkok

By Peter (editor)
Posted in Thailand in general
Tags: Bangkok, Gallery, Violence, redshirts

May 15, 2010

A Thai man, probably an anti-government protester, lies dead on the street. There are increasing reports of snipers firing on demonstrators. Australian tourists handing the press video recording of a sniper fire on Charn Isara Tower http://bit.ly/db9sQ1

Dead Thai man (Photo: Associated Press)

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Friso says up

15 May 2010 at 13: 09

Terrible photo. Please stop it before a full-blown civil war breaks out.

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Danny says up

15 May 2010 at 13: 40

It's all terrible what happens, but once the border is reached, you can't possibly let the red shirts have their way, and I also feel that whatever is decided, it will never be good enough anyway.
If the red shirts believe that the current government came to power illegally, they should not have taken any money themselves to vote for Thaksin. Whether that man legally came to power and his money, don't make me laugh.
Be that as it may, it is a disaster for our beautiful Thailand, because it certainly does not make the country any better. Chokdee Khrap

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