Bangkok Post
The red shirts will rally at the city hall in every province in their final battle against dictatorship, Jatuporn Promphan announced on Friday at the rally in front of the army headquarters.
The United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) leader said that in provinces where there is a military camp, the red shirts would lay siege to it to prevent soldiers coming out to stage a coup.
On the day when the final do-or-die rally was to be held, the red shirts would gather in front of city halls and use ten-wheeled trucks to block military camps. In Bangkok, the rally would be held at Sanam Luang, Mr Jatuporn said.
Mr Jatuporn did not say when would be the day for the "final battle."
He dared deputy army chief Gen Prayuth Chan-ocha to announce the day for a coup - to eradicate the red shirts and Thaksin Shinawatra. On that day, he said, the red shirts would come out in force to fight against soldiers.
He also called for soldiers who disagreed with the coup to come out, using a piece of red cloth for identification, to join the "people's war."
The United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) leader said that in provinces where there is a military camp, the red shirts would lay siege to it to prevent soldiers coming out to stage a coup.
On the day when the final do-or-die rally was to be held, the red shirts would gather in front of city halls and use ten-wheeled trucks to block military camps. In Bangkok, the rally would be held at Sanam Luang, Mr Jatuporn said.
Mr Jatuporn did not say when would be the day for the "final battle."
He dared deputy army chief Gen Prayuth Chan-ocha to announce the day for a coup - to eradicate the red shirts and Thaksin Shinawatra. On that day, he said, the red shirts would come out in force to fight against soldiers.
He also called for soldiers who disagreed with the coup to come out, using a piece of red cloth for identification, to join the "people's war."
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