How can the prime minister continue to hang on [after this kind of verbal attack]? He should have resigned by now.

Our unit will seize this area to keep the rally going around the clock.

We have not decided whether we will move anywhere else. It depends on the majority.

If we use violence, it is our fellow Thais who will die.

We will march peacefully. You can be assured that nothing will happen. Do not be afraid.

I will continue protesting until he is out of office.

Our rally will persist until the prime minister quits.

Our priority must be how this (resignation) benefits the country.

We will be here until the job gets done.

We have said for a long time that if the premier made this announcement we would stop. We are not stubborn, we have the interest of the country in mind.

I want to reaffirm that after the election, we will stage protracted protests until the prime minister resigns.

We are here to help each other to try to find a solution for our country, because our Prime Minister has a lack of morality.

If the prime minister doesn’t resign, we’ll stay here. We’ll stay here for a very long time. We think that we are tougher than the prime minister.

No one can remove our tents!

I believe that if the prime minister resigns, it will unify society. It is the only way out.

We have moved only one step forward, how could we retreat? To solve this crisis, the prime minister must resign.

We are not stubborn and we are the people. Our priority must be how this benefits the country.

We call for the prime minister to resign. As long as he does not resign, we will continue with our plans to hold a rally.

This unit is specially trained. Eat less, use less. They will sleep here tonight. They won’t go anywhere.

I don’t know how many nights we will have to remain here but we will go on rallying until the prime minister resigns.

We don’t want violence. But if it happens, it will be caused by government officials and the government will lose.

We need to discuss further how many days we will camp out at Siam Paragon.

This is a way of compromise that we must call for because Thailand does not have enough money to hold several rounds of elections.

There are many of us today … if we unite and be patient I think we will win.

We want to inform the young men and women there about our reasons for rallying and to request a royally appointed prime minister.

We expect a larger rally after elections that won’t solve the political deadlock.

We will sleep here. We won’t go anywhere.

Trust me, this is the right way. The important thing is people need to come to the rally. The greater the number of people either on February 26, 27 or 28, the higher chance we...

This is our victory. If we had not helped each other [in the protests], today would not have happened.