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	The Pitak Siam or protecting Siam group, which is led by retired General Boonlert Kaewprasit, got a boost Friday when Prasong announced that he would be joining the rally at the Royal Turf Club from 10am Sunday. Also present will be Santi Asoke&rsquo;s Dharma Army and General Prathomphong Kaesornsuk, former chairman of advisers to the Armed Forces.</div>
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Former intelligence chief to join Sunday rally

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Former intelligence chief to join Sunday rally

Former intelligence chief Prasong Soonsiri said Friday that he will participate in Sunday's anti-government rally because he wants the administration ousted.

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