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CNN Bangkok Street Battle [video] Sara Sidner reports

CNN Violence escalates in downtown Bangkok [video] Sara Sidner reports

CNN Riots in Bangkok continue [video] Sara Sidner

CNN Violent clashes continue in Thailand {video}

CNN Abhisit, Thai Army Sniper, Red got Slingshot & Rocks 2010-05-15 @ 2101

คลิป เงาหน้าไมเคิล แจ็คสัน โผล่ออก CNN หลังเสียชีวิต Michael Jackson's Ghost Haunts CNN

จริง หรือ หลอก???

คลิปผีไมเคิล แจ็คสัน ที่เนเวอร์แลนด์ Michael Jackson Ghost? During CNN Larry King Interview with Jermaine Jackson

คลิปผี (??) ไมเคิล แจ็คสัน ระหว่าง CNN Larry King สัมภาษณ์ Jermaine Jackson ที่เนเวอร์แลนด์

คลิปข่าว จาก CNN -- Michael Jackson (Died Cardiac Arrest) CNN

CNN Video Thai buses become weapons คลิปเหตุการณ์จลาจล และการใช้รถเมล์โจมตีเจ้าหน้าที่

Red Shirt Demonstrators Numbers

BANGKOK, Thailand (CNN) -- About 50,000 anti-government demonstrators amassed Wednesday in the capital in a push to topple Thailand's prime minister.

 The "Red Shirt" protesters -- named for the color of their shirts -- had gathered outside Government House in Bangkok, according to the chief of the Metropolitan Police Bureau.

Demonstrations have intensified in recent weeks to destabilize the government of Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva.

The Red Shirt protesters have declared Wednesday their D-Day, claiming they will draw up to 300,000 people from the eastern and northern part of the country.

Those regions are a stronghold of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, to whom the Red Shirts owe their allegiance.

Thaksin was deposed from power in a coup in 2006, but still wields considerable clout. A party loyal to him, the People Power Party, assumed office in 2007 elections.

Those opposed to Thaksin took to the streets, dressed in yellow shirts and earning the moniker, the "Yellow Shirts."

 They staged sit-ins for more than two months last year -- occupying the headquarters of the government and blockading Bangkok's major international airport.

The demonstrations ended December 2 when a court ruled the People Power Party was guilty of electoral fraud.

The move paved the way for Abhisit to assume the prime ministership.

Now, the tables are turned -- with Thaksin supporters demonstrating.

They maintain Abhisit's government was not democratically elected. They want him to leave office and schedule new elections.

Anti-CNN folks

This is the good one!

This Chinese website does not agree with everything CNN said. That's a good thing in this so-called democratic world.

http://www.anti-cnn.com for Chinese language

http://www.anti-cnn.com/forum/en/ for English language

Below is the picture that made CNN got caught red-handed with Thailand's Rohingya refugees issue right now.



The ship in the foreground was not Thai army's pal. And not even the right term was used - "Thai navy".

Later this picture was removed from CNN website. How cool is that?