Brīnums, ka var piekļūt wiki, jo visādiem britu liberāļu demokrātu saitiem nevar
Private citizens performing other symbolic acts have also been apprehended and detained. These included: an aged woman wearing a mask with the word "People", a man shouting "I'm a common citizen who feels shame because there's another coup in my country", a fried squid vendor wearing a red shirt, a group of people having their own eyes, ears and mouths covered, a group of movie commentators and artistic activists intending to organise the displaying of the film Nineteen Eighty-Four, a group of people holding activities in front of Wat Phra Si Mahathat, a temple in Bangkok, to commemorate the transition of absolute monarchy to constitutional monarchy on 24 June 1932, a student playing "La Marseillaise" in public, a group of people holding papers written "Where are the people?", and a man holding a paper saying "Holding papers is not a crime". They will be tried in military courts for sedition.