"Bloody" protest in Thailand (video)

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(Reuters) Anti-government protesters in Bangkok, Thailand -- protesting a military coup that stole the country from beloved, democratically-elected Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra -- pour bottles of their own blood outside the Thai prime minister's office in what they are calling a "sacrifice for democracy."

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