Former Thai PM Joins Red Shirt Rally

Former Thai Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat this evening joined the UDD Red shirt rally to lend his support. Mr Wongsawat is also brother-in-law to exiled former PM, Dr. Thaksin Shinawatra. Despite a decrease in numbers after the blood spilling at Government house this week, it very much looks like the protesters are in for the long haul, and this evening they were being joined by hundreds more, in preparation for a renewed show of force around the Kingdom's capital tomorrow. Bangkok, Thailand. 19/03/2010.

Former Thai Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat this evening joined the UDD Red shirt rally to lend his support. Mr Wongsawat is also brother-in-law to exiled former PM, Dr. Thaksin Shinawatra. Despite a decrease in numbers after the blood spilling at Government house this week, it very much looks like the protesters are in for the long haul, and this evening they were being joined by hundreds more, in preparation for a renewed show of force around the Kingdom's capital tomorrow. Bangkok, Thailand. 19/03/2010.

Former Thai Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat this evening joined the UDD Red shirt rally to lend his support. Mr Wongsawat is also brother-in-law to exiled former PM, Dr. Thaksin Shinawatra. Despite a decrease in numbers after the blood spilling at Government house this week, it very much looks like the protesters are in for the long haul, and this evening they were being joined by hundreds more, in preparation for a renewed show of force around the Kingdom's capital tomorrow. Bangkok, Thailand. 19/03/2010.

Former Thai Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat this evening joined the UDD Red shirt rally to lend his support. Mr Wongsawat is also brother-in-law to exiled former PM, Dr. Thaksin Shinawatra. Despite a decrease in numbers after the blood spilling at Government house this week, it very much looks like the protesters are in for the long haul, and this evening they were being joined by hundreds more, in preparation for a renewed show of force around the Kingdom's capital tomorrow. Bangkok, Thailand. 19/03/2010.

Former Thai Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat this evening joined the UDD Red shirt rally to lend his support. Mr Wongsawat is also brother-in-law to exiled former PM, Dr. Thaksin Shinawatra. Despite a decrease in numbers after the blood spilling at Government house this week, it very much looks like the protesters are in for the long haul, and this evening they were being joined by hundreds more, in preparation for a renewed show of force around the Kingdom's capital tomorrow. Bangkok, Thailand. 19/03/2010.

Former Thai Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat this evening joined the UDD Red shirt rally to lend his support. Mr Wongsawat is also brother-in-law to exiled former PM, Dr. Thaksin Shinawatra. Despite a decrease in numbers after the blood spilling at Government house this week, it very much looks like the protesters are in for the long haul, and this evening they were being joined by hundreds more, in preparation for a renewed show of force around the Kingdom's capital tomorrow. Bangkok, Thailand. 19/03/2010.

Former Thai Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat this evening joined the UDD Red shirt rally to lend his support. Mr Wongsawat is also brother-in-law to exiled former PM, Dr. Thaksin Shinawatra. Despite a decrease in numbers after the blood spilling at Government house this week, it very much looks like the protesters are in for the long haul, and this evening they were being joined by hundreds more, in preparation for a renewed show of force around the Kingdom's capital tomorrow. Bangkok, Thailand. 19/03/2010.

Former Thai Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat this evening joined the UDD Red shirt rally to lend his support. Mr Wongsawat is also brother-in-law to exiled former PM, Dr. Thaksin Shinawatra. Despite a decrease in numbers after the blood spilling at Government house this week, it very much looks like the protesters are in for the long haul, and this evening they were being joined by hundreds more, in preparation for a renewed show of force around the Kingdom's capital tomorrow. Bangkok, Thailand. 19/03/2010.

Former Thai Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat this evening joined the UDD Red shirt rally to lend his support. Mr Wongsawat is also brother-in-law to exiled former PM, Dr. Thaksin Shinawatra. Despite a decrease in numbers after the blood spilling at Government house this week, it very much looks like the protesters are in for the long haul, and this evening they were being joined by hundreds more, in preparation for a renewed show of force around the Kingdom's capital tomorrow. Bangkok, Thailand. 19/03/2010.

Former Thai Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat this evening joined the UDD Red shirt rally to lend his support. Mr Wongsawat is also brother-in-law to exiled former PM, Dr. Thaksin Shinawatra. Despite a decrease in numbers after the blood spilling at Government house this week, it very much looks like the protesters are in for the long haul, and this evening they were being joined by hundreds more, in preparation for a renewed show of force around the Kingdom's capital tomorrow. Bangkok, Thailand. 19/03/2010.

Former Thai Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat this evening joined the UDD Red shirt rally to lend his support. Mr Wongsawat is also brother-in-law to exiled former PM, Dr. Thaksin Shinawatra. Despite a decrease in numbers after the blood spilling at Government house this week, it very much looks like the protesters are in for the long haul, and this evening they were being joined by hundreds more, in preparation for a renewed show of force around the Kingdom's capital tomorrow. Bangkok, Thailand. 19/03/2010.

Former Thai Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat this evening joined the UDD Red shirt rally to lend his support. Mr Wongsawat is also brother-in-law to exiled former PM, Dr. Thaksin Shinawatra. Despite a decrease in numbers after the blood spilling at Government house this week, it very much looks like the protesters are in for the long haul, and this evening they were being joined by hundreds more, in preparation for a renewed show of force around the Kingdom's capital tomorrow. Bangkok, Thailand. 19/03/2010.

Former Thai Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat this evening joined the UDD Red shirt rally to lend his support. Mr Wongsawat is also brother-in-law to exiled former PM, Dr. Thaksin Shinawatra. Despite a decrease in numbers after the blood spilling at Government house this week, it very much looks like the protesters are in for the long haul, and this evening they were being joined by hundreds more, in preparation for a renewed show of force around the Kingdom's capital tomorrow. Bangkok, Thailand. 19/03/2010.

Former Thai Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat this evening joined the UDD Red shirt rally to lend his support. Mr Wongsawat is also brother-in-law to exiled former PM, Dr. Thaksin Shinawatra. Despite a decrease in numbers after the blood spilling at Government house this week, it very much looks like the protesters are in for the long haul, and this evening they were being joined by hundreds more, in preparation for a renewed show of force around the Kingdom's capital tomorrow. Bangkok, Thailand. 19/03/2010.

Former Thai Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat this evening joined the UDD Red shirt rally to lend his support. Mr Wongsawat is also brother-in-law to exiled former PM, Dr. Thaksin Shinawatra. Despite a decrease in numbers after the blood spilling at Government house this week, it very much looks like the protesters are in for the long haul, and this evening they were being joined by hundreds more, in preparation for a renewed show of force around the Kingdom's capital tomorrow. Bangkok, Thailand. 19/03/2010.

Former Thai Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat this evening joined the UDD Red shirt rally to lend his support. Mr Wongsawat is also brother-in-law to exiled former PM, Dr. Thaksin Shinawatra. Despite a decrease in numbers after the blood spilling at Government house this week, it very much looks like the protesters are in for the long haul, and this evening they were being joined by hundreds more, in preparation for a renewed show of force around the Kingdom's capital tomorrow. Bangkok, Thailand. 19/03/2010.

Former Thai Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat this evening joined the UDD Red shirt rally to lend his support. Mr Wongsawat is also brother-in-law to exiled former PM, Dr. Thaksin Shinawatra. Despite a decrease in numbers after the blood spilling at Government house this week, it very much looks like the protesters are in for the long haul, and this evening they were being joined by hundreds more, in preparation for a renewed show of force around the Kingdom's capital tomorrow. Bangkok, Thailand. 19/03/2010.

Former Thai Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat this evening joined the UDD Red shirt rally to lend his support. Mr Wongsawat is also brother-in-law to exiled former PM, Dr. Thaksin Shinawatra. Despite a decrease in numbers after the blood spilling at Government house this week, it very much looks like the protesters are in for the long haul, and this evening they were being joined by hundreds more, in preparation for a renewed show of force around the Kingdom's capital tomorrow. Bangkok, Thailand. 19/03/2010.

Former Thai Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat this evening joined the UDD Red shirt rally to lend his support. Mr Wongsawat is also brother-in-law to exiled former PM, Dr. Thaksin Shinawatra. Despite a decrease in numbers after the blood spilling at Government house this week, it very much looks like the protesters are in for the long haul, and this evening they were being joined by hundreds more, in preparation for a renewed show of force around the Kingdom's capital tomorrow. Bangkok, Thailand. 19/03/2010.