the anti-government rally leaders Suthep 9

according to the Xinhua News Agency Thailand supporters of Democratic Alliance against dictatorship "Red Army" 10 day in the cheap football ncaa jerseys capital Bangkok western suburbs and other places rally, solidarity cheap jerseys us with the government and to protest against the constitutional court independent groups such as "unfair".

provincial leaders have expressed

Thailand's Constitutional Court ruled 7, caretaker cheapjerseys.us Prime Minister yingluck again in 2011 transferred to the behavior of government officials in violation of the constitution, and terminated her duties. Since then, the "Red Army" one party to convene the leaders to discuss countermeasures.

's "national newspaper" report, the "red shirts" leaders have expressed, they will use various means to defend the government.

Udon Thani province "red shirts" leaders wide guess · 拜帕纳 said, 1000 "red shirts" and 100 "Red Guards" will be trained with regularity to Nakhon Pathom Province territory ASA road marching, where demonstrations to 14 cheap club soccer jerseys days, and then participate in the rally in other places. Nakhon Pathom province located in the west of Bangkok, Bangkok junction.

Chiang Mai "red shirts" leader Abhisit's · because the Song said, north of the "Red Army" ready, including Lampang and kamphaeng PHET "Red Army" burned a coffin in Chiang Mai in front of the government. He said, "red shirts" has sent letters of protest to the government officials, not to the constitutional court's ruling.

red shirt leaders urge calm

for the "Red Army" 10 days in the western outskirts of Bangkok mass rallies, police said, has deployed 3000 police officers, the number of possible rally cheap national team soccer jerseys at peak.

"Red Army" the spokesman of his Wu · vichai Di said: "we came here, is to show everyone disapproved of anti-government protesters to appoint an unelected prime minister, we only accept the elected prime minister."

"red shirts" leaders of Chad Du Pont · Peng climb in a Bangkok shopping mall reminded supporters, "the 'Red Army' don't do anything possible to 'the people's democratic reform committee' to make excuses to move...... Any small mistake can destroy the overall situation."

Last year

began in late November, the outbreak of large-scale anti-government demonstrations in Thailand. The demonstrators called for the establishment of an unelected "people's assembly", to replace the British government. The constitutional court's ruling, the anti-government rally leaders Suthep 9, said, "the Democratic Reform Commission" people will be 3 days of peaceful change of government, "but if 3 days we still don't have forced the regime to step down, we will use all necessary means".