Initially, General Ahmar and his troops, and the Islamist party protest organizers, prevented such a display.
Last month, several thousand fishermen from all over the country held a "sea party" protest in Washington to demand that federal fishing limits be loosened.
At one point, a Fox News producer was filmed telling part of the crowd at a "tea party" protest in Washington when to cheer for the cameras.
By way of example, I was recently in Sydney, Australia, where I was invited to a rolling street party protest over Sydney's "lockout laws".
Liverpool are by no means the only club on the make – although let's hope someone alerts the Thai army beforehand that if they do decide to wear the home kit that it is not a pro-Thaksin Shinawatra UDD party protest.
For every tea party protest over the next five or 10 years, won't we see a protest staged by Social Security or Medicare recipients, who, enraged at the prospect of losing their benefits, insist on maintaining the welfare state?
