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Demonstrations by "yellowshirt" groups and the People's Alliance for Democracy PAD against the government by the People's Power Party allied with Thaksin in September and October 2008 led to the closure of Thailand's major airports and had a large economic impact on Thailand by its effects on tourism.
Thailand's redshirts and civil unrest Daniel Little 2009
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Demonstrations by "yellowshirt" groups and the People's Alliance for Democracy PAD against the government by the People's Power Party allied with Thaksin in September and October 2008 led to the closure of Thailand's major airports and had a large economic impact on Thailand by its effects on tourism.
Archive 2009-04-01 Daniel Little 2009
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Redshirt support tends to draw from poor and unemployed Thais, largely rural, whereas the yellowshirt movement tends to reflect the powerful groups in Thai society, including the military and business elites.
Archive 2009-04-01 Daniel Little 2009
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Redshirt support tends to draw from poor and unemployed Thais, largely rural, whereas the yellowshirt movement tends to reflect the powerful groups in Thai society, including the military and business elites.
Thailand's redshirts and civil unrest Daniel Little 2009
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It was dusk by the time we passed by the airport, but you could see the yellowshirt mob lining the overpasses and the upper terraces of the terminal building.
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Most of the yellowshirt mob were still there, but to our surprise we found plenty of local cabs waiting to take us the rest of the way when we stepped down.
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Nah, she's a yellowshirt, telling the shooter to launch the for'ard cat … then read this.
Knowledge is Power 2009
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Your man is a yellowshirt, probably the first director ...
Neptunus Lex 2008
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