Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Monday, April 28, 2008
Internet and Myanmar
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Fed up with Myanmar!
Saturday, March 22, 2008
I'm an eremite, why don't you leave me alone?
I'm an eremite, why don't you leave me alone?
Shwedagon Pagoda's eremite - Yangoon - Myanmar (Burma)
Uploaded by CVDias on 15 Mar 08, 8.53AM PDT.
Hunting season...
Hunting season...
street market - Bagan - Myanmar - Burma
Uploaded by CVDias on 16 Mar 08, 8.57AM PDT.
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Real Hero
Hero for anti narcotics
He worked hard and negotiate
with drug lords and insurgents to come clean
He deserves an award internationally!
burmese military intelligence
Col. Kyaw Thein, front, negotiated virtually all of the cease-fire agreeements reached between Yangon and fifteen insurgent groups in Myanmar in the 1980's and 1990's. Well-regarded by the international community, he was also a top official in the anti-narcotics effort. Position unknown since the October 2004 downfall of Prime Minister Khin Nyunt, with whom he was associated. Photo taken in Shan State, on the Burma-China border, 1998
Uploaded by tap tap tap on 16 May 05, 2.02PM PDT.
Friday, February 15, 2008
Valentines Day in Burma
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Union Day
We do not discriminate like the ugly history in the WEST.
WE shall be together as brothers and sisters and shall not listen to the westerners who like to see us fall apart.
UNITY For ALL
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Market
Ancient Temples in Burma
Ancient Temples in Burma
Originally uploaded by mandalaybus
Monday, February 4, 2008
Hand Built Roads.
This is the usual sight you see on Burmese highways as soon as you get out of the city to the North.
Always made me wonder what a slow and ancient way to repair roads.
Why can't they afford to use the modern machineries in building and repairing roads in Burma.
We are that poor and backward.
Sunday, February 3, 2008
Shan tribes in Northern Myanmar
Sunday, December 30, 2007
pagoda
It is in Karen state a day trip from Yangon.
Friday, November 9, 2007
Urgency!
reconciliation with urgency
things not like before
cannot prolong your lies like Khin Nyunt
People are fed up of military regime
they have seen enough of business
where soldiers and Chinese
take away their lands
people who are not Buddhists
people who will not support sarsanar ( religion )
Mandalay is now a Chinese city
Burmese men and women
in brothels or laborers in Thailand and Malaysia
pensioners cannot retire peacefully
soldiers remain slaves for you forever
only your sons prosper
only Chinese prosper
you spend your cash in Singapore and Bangkok
instead of helping poor at home
whats the point?
try your best to show your real cetanar
love to your people
reconciliation as soon as possible
to appease the people and international
your seat is getting too hot to sit
your kingdom has trembled
about to tumble
be careful and leave before its too late
Thursday, November 8, 2007
Our cause!
Capitol Hill Broadcasting
blah blah blah you live so far
tell China and India
1988 - 2007 ----19 years wasted - 5 terms of election and practice of democracy
Wednesday, November 7, 2007
Congratulations for Myanmar and UN
Remember that Myanmar officials work for SPDC-- their head of state who is SG Than Shwe.
Gambari works for UN whose major donor is --US, president is Mr.Bush.
All officials are working hard,
looking for solutions
whilst they are getting attention from the West and East part of the world,
acting diplomatic to bring these heads together.
This is a big major step for the country that they are expressing their points.
Congratulations for both sides.
UN and the world clearly understand our situation and all are on the same page.
We all step together from today, one step a day
Better than before when we were forgotten and left with the opportunists for 15 years
bring our beloved country and a nation to a proper way to greet the world.
Poverty is not we Burmese are afraid of ,
we only need two meals a day to survive,
we have Buddhist monastic system for sharing
People are not totally neglected
people take care of their neighbors
Ignorance and unfairness is what this blog is fighting for !
Prepare for future and protect our rights on our own land.
Burmese shall never give up their land to foreigners.
Stay home and take part in developments of their nation
do not look west nor east
stay home and try your best to survive
Help each other
stay united as ever
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
persuasion rather then by force
The use of military force by the state was renouncedby Aśoka after he become a Buddhist, and there have been many Buddhist emperors since his time who have tried to govern by persuasion rather then by force.
Buddhist Attitudes Towards Non-Buddhists.
Tolerance has been an outstanding moral characteristic of Buddhism from earliest times. Buddhism has attempted to arrive at the truth, not by excluding its opposites as falsehood, but by including them as another form of the same truth.
Buddhists are generally noted for their liberal attitude toward other religions,whether polytheistic, monotheistic, or atheistic.
Lessons to learn and Autopsy of events
They want freedom and equality.
They do not want the old socialist days style party controlled and participated by people who nod their heads without any opposition when they came to Rangoon for their meetings.
Recent events had made the military so ugly and inhumane and it is a victory for its enemies.
They are just waiting for the spark patiently and gas price height had been their spark and the beating of the monks by the authorities had made the event more serious.
Damage is done and nothing much left for the regime to do except for reconciliation. I pray that will be done soon to avoid more pain and sacrifice of people.
Quotes from this link paper about terrorism in Philippines:
One strategic advantage of terrorists is that they operate in the underground and attack with surprise
Typically, terrorists perceive themselves as being an elite or and avant-garde fighting for the liberation etc. of the people or a section of the people. It is typical that they haven’t a democratic mandate in any form. They do what they do in a consciousness of moral supremacy. They need this perception of moral supremacy (and superiority) in order to justify the immorality of their terrorist deeds. The terrorist strategy is basically an indirect strategy. Terrorists don’t reach or promote their objectives by their primary attacks, but much more through the responses and reactions of their foes. The strategy of the terrorist is to provoke a reaction by the opponent which will also affect innocent civilians and – in consequence – lead to estrangement and loss of legitimacy. The tougher and more brutal the reaction of the state, the more successful the terrorist strategy may be called. In this strategy of provoking a reaction by a well planned action, the media play a central role. There are those who argue that terrorism is basically a communications strategy. While that may be too one sided, I believe that terrorism as we know it today, would be inconceivable without the power of the global media, and particularly the global television networks.
3. Variants of terrorism National (or internal) terrorism may be defined as politically motivated violence by terrorists inside the confines of one state, where victims and perpetrators have the same nationality. This is the common variant of terrorism if we consider the context of various anti-colonial struggles and separatist movements.
4. Strategies for Confronting Terrorism
five D's
Dissuade disaffected groups from choosing terrorism to achieve their goals
Deny terrorists the means to carry out their attacks
Deter states from supporting terrorists
Develop state capacity to prevent terrorism
Defend human rights in the struggle against terrorism
From a liberal view point, we should never sacrifice or infringe on human rights, for if we do that, we would hand victory to the terrorists and the enemies of freedom. Add to this the drama of what may easily be perceived as an escalating “clash of civilizations”, and you get a situation in which also individuals with a college education get involved in terrorist activities.
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Myanmar News!
Myanmar's military has brushed off international punishment for its crackdown on anti-government protests last month, vowing to "march on" as Japan cut aid and European nations widened sanctions.
UN and ASEAN
Analysts believe only Myanmar's closest allies and trading partners -- such as China, India and Thailand -- have any chance of convincing its reclusive generals to change course.
Thai Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont proposed to Gambari that the United Nations organise multi-party talks modelled on the North Korean nuclear disarmament process to defuse the crisis in Myanmar.
ASEAN chief Ong Keng Yong said in Singapore that the best outcome would be to thrash out a consensus between the military and Aung San Suu Kyi, using the example of Iraq to warn against the dire consequences of sudden regime change.
Reformist general from Indonesia
Abdul Khalik, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta
President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has sent Lt. Gen. (ret) Agus Widjojo, known for his role in reforming the Indonesian Military, to Yangon to represent him at the funeral of Myanmar's Prime Minister Soe Win.
No aid for your people for killing our Japanese journalist.
Foreign Minister Masahiko Komura said Japan was cancelling aid of up to 552 million yen (4.7 million dollars), equivalent to around 18 percent of the total grants and technical assistance Tokyo gave Myanmar last year.
"The Japanese government needs to show our stance. We cannot take action that would effectively support the military regime at this moment," Komura told reporters.
No shopping trips for your wives and college for your kids
LUXEMBOURG, Oct 15 (Reuters) - EU foreign ministers agreed on Monday to strengthen sanctions against Myanmar's military rulers in response to a crackdown on protests last month and warned they could go further and ban all new investment.The ministers agreed to broaden sanctions that include visa bans and asset freezes on generals, government officials and their relatives, and to take new steps targeting the country's key timber, metals and gemstone sectors.
US says more sanctions:
"But sanctions don't mean anything if we're the only sanctioner," he said.








