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Crafty anti-government protestors hoodwinked police into thinking they were holding a “car mob” rally at the Democracy Monument while they gathered to demonstrate instead at Victory Monument, some 6 kilometres away and a 20 minute drive. Knowing police watch their every move on social media, dissident groups Lai Lung Tu (Prayut Get Out) and Kon Daeng Patiwat (Red Shirt Revolution), made a joint announcement on Thursday, June 16, on the Facebook page ประชาชนปฏิรูป (People Reform) that they would be holding a “car mob” at the Democracy Monument in Bangkok at 4pm Sunday. The protesters added they would then be moving […]

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48 minutes ago, JJJ said:

“It didn’t stop the militants, they just decided to settle there.”

I don’t understand why you used the word militant in the article. It seems an unnecessary inflammatory statement about protests. 

I must admit that I didn't notice that when I read the article.

You are absolutely right. It was a peaceful demonstration.

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