I don't know the entire story, but it has appeared to me that the red shirts were basically typical Marxist revolutionaries.
Quoting: Evil Twin precisely the story they want you to believe.
The Red Shirts are poor peasants from the rural area.
For a long long long time they have been enslaved by the elites, and yes, those NWO elites, living in big cities like Bangkok.
Thailand has had a lot episodes of coup d'etat, but they were mainly one group of elite replacing another group of elite, a power struggle amongst the elites.
This time is different.
It is the people - the rural peasants - demanding that their voice be heard.
They had voted in Taksin (and no, I don't support Taksin nor his opponent) but the elites launched a coup d'etat deposing the Taksin's administration.
That angered the rural peasants, for their voice have been silenced by the elites again.
That was the beginning of the Red Shirt revolt.
Of course, Taksin supported the Red Shirts, but if Taksin doesn't support them Red Shirts, them Red Shirts would have revolted too, for too long, the Thailand political scene had been controlled by them NWO elites.
What happened in Thailand has been happening in Europe and America. Them NWO banker / lawmaker elites have firm controll on the power center of Europe and America, leaving no voice for the people.
My support for the Red Shirt is because they represent the people - the one whose voice should be heard.
As I would support any peasant-based movement to ensure that the elites don't have the monopoly on absolute power.
