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	We have also had a gathering outside a school to disrupt a meeting of the Democrats and threaten their leader. I think it is time Pheu Thai called its red-shirt stormtroopers to order and considered disbanding them.</div>
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	Edward B Duhigg</div>
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Red shirts no better than thugs

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