Against the government's smear campaign through the national television, after more than 3 months of continuous protest, on August 26, 2008, hundreds of thousands of PAD stormed into the government head office to get the message across to the nation, to call for the world's attention and to get stronger grip upon the heart of the administration.

So far, appeal courts have lifted any orders against PAD protestors while the military stay out of the conflict and violence, only insisting on peaceful talk with PAD, leaving Samak's and Somchai's cabinets and Thaksin's PPP stranded outside the office to face several upcoming critical courts' verdicts to dissolve the party.

On October 3, 2008 the police arrested one of the core activist, Chaiwat Sinsuwong, under an allegation of treason.
 

Dear Friends of PAD,

On Behalf of Thai's People Alliance for Democracy (PAD) protesting the corrupt governments of Thailand under tyrant Thaksin's regime, and on behalf of the people of Thailand,

we thank you, our comrades, dear workers and transportation friends of Somsak Kosaisuk, namely,
Edgar P. Bilayon (SGD), the President of Pagkakaisa NG Manggagawa Sa Transportasyon, Philipines,
Leody de Guzman (SGD), the President of Bukluran ng Manggagawang Pilipino (Solidarity of Filipino Workers), Philipines,
Suk Chi-Soon Chair Person International Center for Labor Solidarity (ICLS), Korea,
Chen Han-Ching, the President of Taiwan Railway Labor Union (TRLU), Taiwan,
Yang Hae-Gun, General Secretary, Korea Solidarity Committee of Railway and Subway workers union (KSCRS), Korea,
Masaharu Takei, President, Japan Confederation of Railway Workers’ Unions (JRU), Japan,
David Cockroft, General Secretary, International Transportation Workers' Federation (ITF), UK.
for the recent protesting letters and coordinating actions against PM Somchai's Government of Thailand.