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Thousands expected at Bangkok anti-govt rally on Sept 19-20

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16 hours ago, steven100 said:

good comments from our PM Khun Prayut, he will listen to their grievances as required. Let's hope the protesters keep it civil without fighting. 

I might get banned  for what I posts but you are sick or the best trolls

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