Al Jazeera's special correspondent provides exclusive footage of the situation in Myanmar's largest city Yangon - after days of intense clashes. Calm appears to prevail as shop venders and the loca...
Al Jazeera's special correspondent provides exclusive footage of the situation in Myanmar's largest city Yangon - after days of intense clashes. Calm appears to prevail as shop venders and the local cinema resume business as usual as security remains tight.
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More sanctions on Military Junta. PPL are already poor. Profit never goes to ppl before. More economic sanctions to make those pigs go to hell. Oversea ppl do not look down on the honest poor. They only look down on the Military Junta who steal the national wealth.
"Provide Burmese civilians arms to fight against the EVIL Burmese dictator and the Chinese communists.
Support Free Burma Rangers"
i agree with u all the way till the last part about free burma ranger. how can u be so sure that they will make burma better place. u can free burma if we fight yes... wat if after the fight u won't get free burma but a broken burma, 14 different section. sad to say but the only way to have free burma is to take burma as whole.
China has already made a statement to resolve this peacefully(yeah). How about India and Russia? These are the top 3 investors in Myanmar. The USA should check with Chevron Oil, they've been there a decade and we did set Sanctions against the Junta after they massacrued 3,000 protesters 17 yrs. ago! Yes, there is oil there, but not as much as Iraq! I fear for the Monks and Aung San Soo Kyi.
I suggest that we boycott all Chinese goods and also the Olympics in China. If no athletes nor visitors went to the Olympics, that would make a difference!
We don't need bloody medals or goods.
We can show the Burmese people that they are not alone.
I hate this government from my heart & blood!! I trust 90% of our Myanmar people are same with me!! May Than Shwe go to hell asap. May Daw Su win & rule us.
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More economic sanctions to make those pigs go to hell. Oversea ppl do not look down on the honest poor. They only look down on the Military Junta who steal the national wealth.
"Provide Burmese civilians arms to fight against the EVIL Burmese dictator and the Chinese communists.
Support Free Burma Rangers"
i agree with u all the way till the last part about free burma ranger. how can u be so sure that they will make burma better place. u can free burma if we fight yes... wat if after the fight u won't get free burma but a broken burma, 14 different section. sad to say but the only way to have free burma is to take burma as whole.
Provide Burmese civilians arms to fight against the EVIL Burmese dictator and the Chinese communists.
Support Free Burma Rangers!
POLICE BRUTALITY VIDEO CAUSING NUMEROUS ACCOUNT DELETIONS!
CURRENT MEDIA BLACKOUT! WATCH QUICKLY BEFORE ITS DELETED A 3RD TIME!
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Yes, there is oil there, but not as much as Iraq!
I fear for the Monks and Aung San Soo Kyi.
OOPS! I counted wrong, it was in 9-19-1988,
so that makes it 19 yrs. and not 17.
We don't need bloody medals or goods.
We can show the Burmese people that they are not alone.
The US claims to support democracy everywhere, why not in Burma? is it because the have enough oil reserves?