Damaged Thailand Considers The Future -- BBC
After a brutal two months, with dozens of people killed in a political battle which seemed out of control, some Thais fear their society has been irrevocably damaged.
In the immediate aftermath of the military's move on the anti-government red-shirt protest camp, worrying talk sprang up of a threat of civil war and widespread insurrection.
People spoke of the burning hatred and division now marking Thai society.
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