Hundreds of Thai Muslims gathered in front of the U.S. embassy in Bangkok on Thursday (September 27) for the third time in as many weeks to protest against an anti-Islam film produced in the United States.<br/> <br />Roughly 400 protesters and an additional 300 police officers crammed the streets in front of the embassy, which remained opened.<br/> <br />Protesters took pamphelts containing their statement of protest and made them into paper airplanes throwing them over embassy barricades.<br/> <br />While the protest got heated at times, there were no incidents of violence.<br/> <br />The group says the film spreads false beliefs against Islam and the Prophet Muhammad and was intended to create hatred against Muslims around the world.<br/> <br />The embassy issued a warning on its website telling U.S. citizens to avoid protest areas as a precaution.
