Regarding the authors do not yet have a face but "accidents" of this kind occur increasingly often.

The protesters intend to overthrow the Prime Minister Ms Yingluck Shinawatra Thaksin Shinawatra and his brother considered by many as the real leader of the country.

Bluesky TV television station showed the crowd of protesters pushing against the gate of the national police headquarters in Bangkok , protesters demand to investigate the deaths of 20 protesters (over 700 wounded) that have occurred since the beginning of protests, last November.

The protesters consist mainly from the middle class have also accused the police of being at the service of Thaksin.

In its essence, the battle going on in the streets in Bangkok is between elitism and populism.

The people want a police force that does their work with loyalty, honesty , and openness as expressed Ancholee Paireerak , one of the leaders of the protest former anchorman of the news , urging the police to stop serving the Thaksin regime and join the movement of protest.

The protesters want to set up a " People's Council " in order to propose and evaluate reforms before they go to new elections.

The " yellow shirts " that the protesters point out that the current government is a farce , is not managed by Ms Yingluck's brother Thaksin but its a tycoon and former prime minister who was ousted in a coup in 2006 and is now in self-imposed exile after being sentenced to prison for corruption

Ms Yingluck insists that will remain in office until the next election of its main supporters "red shirts" have sworn to defend the democratically elected government.

The protesters led by former deputy prime minister Southep Thaugsuban.

Southep and the Democratic Party have vowed to boycott the elections and the protests have used to get to the formation of a Council elected not to reform the electoral law in Thailand.

But the real priority for Thailand today is to save the current chaos in addition to avoiding bankruptcy social , economic and political disintegration and civil conflict.

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