We just got phone call with our sister living in Yangon about a few hours ago.
We saw on BBC world, saying that 200 monks were arrested. The true picture is far worse!!!!!!!!!
For one instance, the monastery at an obscure neighborhood of Yangon, called Ngwe Kyar Yan (on Wei-za-yan-tar Road, Yangon) had been raided early this morning.
A troop of lone-tein (riot police comprised of paid thugs) protected by the military trucks, raided the monastery with 200 studying monks. They systematically ordered all the monks to line up and banged and crushed each one's head against the brick wall of the monastery. One by one, the peaceful, non resisting monks, fell to the ground, screaming in pain. Then, they tore off the red robes and threw them all in the military trucks (like rice bags) and took the bodies away.
The head monk of the monastery, was tied up in the middle of the monastery, tortured , bludgeoned, and later died the same day, today. Tens of thousands of people gathered outside the monastery, warded off by troops with bayoneted rifles, unable to help their helpless monks being slaughtered inside the monastery. Their every try to forge ahead was met with the bayonets.
When all is done, only 10 out of 200 remained alive, hiding in the monastery. Blood stained everywhere on the walls and floors of the monastery.
Please tell your audience of the full extent of the fate of the monks please please !!!!!!!!!!!!
'Arrested' is not enough expression. They have been bludgeoned to death !!!!!!
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Montag, Oktober 01, 2007
Sonntag, September 30, 2007
BURMESE BLOGGERS WITHOUT BOARDERS
Sunday, September 30, 2007
From the heart of ordinary citizens
Recently, I have been on phone calls with friends from Burma. At one time, a group of my friends were stuck in a room in downtown area where the protests were on-going. As they talked to me, they told me emotionally that they could see people being shot down by soldiers, being dragged away, being hit upon by iron-batons. They revealed to me how helpless they felt about seeing all these actions and not being able to help them. They asked me repeatedly: Where are UN forces? Where are international forces?
For many ordinary people in Burma, their only glimpse of hope to stop the military regime's act of atrocities, is the intervention by the international community. They keep praying that UN or international forces will miraculously appear in Yangon where people are being killed and evidence of corpses are being removed by burning them.
As the days go by and more atrocities continue to occur, with their intensity becoming more extreme, my friends in Burma stop asking me the questions about UN forces. I begin to feel their sense of frustration. There they are, innocent group of citizens, who are up against the brutal regime who has far more power than them in terms of arms and capacity. In their (Burmese people) hearts, they know that this is probably their last chance for any form of change in Burma. Afterall, it has been almost 20 years since the last 1988 uprising! In fact, Burma was plunged into many decades of suppression, corruption, and poverty since General Nay Win took over power. For them, it is NOW or NEVER.
Burmese people like me, who are outside of Burma, somewhat feel that sanctions by western countries show a form of support for Burma's freedom and raise international awareness about happenings in Burma. However, for people in Burma, those sanctions do nothing to stop the killings there. I echo their sentiments too.
Why do you think that my fellow Burmese people risked their lives to send out the video footages, pictures to outside world and had phone interviews with foreign media? One simple reason is because they want to convey the information about their situation to international community through the media. We, bloggers, also try to do our part in transferring the information as quickly as possible to the world. Even after knowing and seeing all these happenings (raiding of monastries, torturing of monks, killing of innocent people) in Burma, will the international community still continue to sing the tune of non-intervention and sanctions-policy?
Hence, I sincerely implore to the international community to take some serious action before more damage is done (i.e. more lives are lost).
more........
From the heart of ordinary citizens
Recently, I have been on phone calls with friends from Burma. At one time, a group of my friends were stuck in a room in downtown area where the protests were on-going. As they talked to me, they told me emotionally that they could see people being shot down by soldiers, being dragged away, being hit upon by iron-batons. They revealed to me how helpless they felt about seeing all these actions and not being able to help them. They asked me repeatedly: Where are UN forces? Where are international forces?
For many ordinary people in Burma, their only glimpse of hope to stop the military regime's act of atrocities, is the intervention by the international community. They keep praying that UN or international forces will miraculously appear in Yangon where people are being killed and evidence of corpses are being removed by burning them.
As the days go by and more atrocities continue to occur, with their intensity becoming more extreme, my friends in Burma stop asking me the questions about UN forces. I begin to feel their sense of frustration. There they are, innocent group of citizens, who are up against the brutal regime who has far more power than them in terms of arms and capacity. In their (Burmese people) hearts, they know that this is probably their last chance for any form of change in Burma. Afterall, it has been almost 20 years since the last 1988 uprising! In fact, Burma was plunged into many decades of suppression, corruption, and poverty since General Nay Win took over power. For them, it is NOW or NEVER.
Burmese people like me, who are outside of Burma, somewhat feel that sanctions by western countries show a form of support for Burma's freedom and raise international awareness about happenings in Burma. However, for people in Burma, those sanctions do nothing to stop the killings there. I echo their sentiments too.
Why do you think that my fellow Burmese people risked their lives to send out the video footages, pictures to outside world and had phone interviews with foreign media? One simple reason is because they want to convey the information about their situation to international community through the media. We, bloggers, also try to do our part in transferring the information as quickly as possible to the world. Even after knowing and seeing all these happenings (raiding of monastries, torturing of monks, killing of innocent people) in Burma, will the international community still continue to sing the tune of non-intervention and sanctions-policy?
Hence, I sincerely implore to the international community to take some serious action before more damage is done (i.e. more lives are lost).
more........
Samstag, September 29, 2007
Freitag, September 28, 2007
Blogger Birma/Burma
28.09.07 Burma
Latest news burma time 16;17
i got news that 3 groups of protester are marching on the Ahnawrahta Street(which is near Sule pogada) toward Sule. it is around 4000 people. .................. in this group we found some foreigners, as well. ..... said eyewitness.
I sadly announce that the Burmese military junta has cut off the internet connection throughout the country. I therefore would not be able to feed in pictures of the brutality by the brutal Burmese military junta.
I will also try my best to feed in their demonic appetite of fear and paranoia by posting any pictures that I receive though other means (Journos!! please don’t ask me what other means would be??). I will continue to live with the motto that “if there is a will there is a way”.
We probably need to lobby the Chinese government or UN envoy to Burma to ask the junta to switch on the Internet. Please! go to the Blog!
Democratic for Burma
Freitag, September 07, 2007
Luciano Pavarroti 1935-2007- in "la Repubblica" and in "DIE ZEIT"-
Addio a Pavarotti,
un mito italiano Aveva 71 anni e soffriva di tumore al pancreas: è morto in casa a Modena, assistito fino all'ultimo dalla sua famiglia. Sul sito una sua frase: "Una vita spesa per la musica è una vita spesa bene. Ricordatemi come un cantante d'opera". Commozione in tutto il mondo: i Grandi della Terra, le star della musica, i semplici cittadini / BIOGRAFIA / FORUM
more...la Repubblica
DIE Zeit :
Vater der Stadionklassik
Der Tenor Luciano Pavarotti hat Opernmusik einem Millionenpublikum nahegebracht. Nun ist er 71-jährig gestorben. Stationen seines Lebens in einer Bildergalerie
Mit unerreichter Eleganz und Geschmeidigkeit ersang sich der Bäckerssohn aus dem italienischen Modena die Liebe eines Weltpublikums. In den Opern Verdis und Puccinis zeigte Luciano Pavarotti sein ganzes Können und machte klassische Musik populär.
more...DIE ZEIT
Montag, September 03, 2007
Die Handyfalle von Flexispy© - Q21 WDR Fernsehen
Eddy Willems, IT Experte (rechts) und TV Journalist Wolfgang Rathgeber (links)
Autor: Wolfgang Rathgeber
Ein Kunde von Eddy Willems, einem Antivirus-Technologieexperten aus Brüssel, berichtete: Seine Frau kenne detaillierte Informationen bzgl. seiner Telefonkontakte, obwohl das eigentlich nicht möglich sei. Eddy fand nach der Untersuchung des betroffenen Handys heraus, dass sich eine so genannte Spyware (Spionage-Software) auf dem Mobilgerät seines Klienten befand. Flexispy© heißt diese Software, die gegen Entgelt für ein Jahr Benutzung aus dem Internet ganz offiziell zu erhalten ist more.....
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