Thai riot police stand guard in front of the anti-government camp of red-shirt protesters in Bangkok. Britain, the United States and Australia have now all issued warnings against travel to Thailand. Within a few years, Thailand was torn by rival protests between Thaksin's Red Shirt supporters and Yellow Shirt opponents, who called Thaksin corrupt and disloyal to the monarchy. It will. Protesters continued to gather and began building bunkers in the street to defend against military attacks. Adding to the chaos, the Yellow Shirts began their own protests against the government for failing to stop the Red Shirts. It is important to note that the Yellow Shirts were also protesting the Red Shirts. On Saturday, other Red Shirt leaders, speaking to a crowd of demonstrators estimated by police at 1,000,000 people, said they would do everything to pressure the government to dissolve the House. The increasingly bloody protests and the economic consequences they are taking on Southeast Asia's second-largest economy are putting increased pressure on Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva to break the red. Changes in the establishment's support base are the driving force behind Thailand's democracy movement. This distinguishes the current moment. Pro-democracy activists and student leaders greet supporters after a.