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U got wrong,
It means”Will there be a slaughter?”

缅甸的这场危机,是否可能如东欧的颜色革命一样背后有不可告人之处?如在互联网上查找 Robert Helvey 这个名字,将可能发现更多事实

昂山素季和CIA(中央情报局)与Karen武装起义分子的关系是个空开的秘密:

http://www.google.com/search?q=Aung+San+Suu+Kyi+Robert+Helvey

http://www.google.com/search?q=Aung+San+Suu+Kyi+Karen+insurgency

而这些都与美国的伊战的主谋划者 American Enterprise Institute(美国企业协会)有关

http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=Albert_Einstein_Institution

“Helvey”原是五角大楼国防情报机关的官员,曾参加越战,作为美国国防专员工作在缅甸仰光(1983年到85年),秘密组织缅甸学生为昂山素季工作并与Karen起义组织合作.

下边是关于Col Robert Helvey和CIA使用非暴力斗争来颠覆他国的章程(最近的例子即橙色革命和天鹅绒革命)
http://www.saag.org/papers2/paper198.htm

與知情人交談得知 – 緬甸危機多面 – it’s not only CIA.

記得 George Soros 嗎? 1997 泰銖/東南亞經濟危機. 緬甸民主活動家有公開接受 Soros 的 OSI 智囊團支持(錢).

http://www.osi.hu/nsp/prg08.htm

And thanks for pumping my blog – but please note the fact I blog under the nickname/handle “bobby fletcher” is no secret – my blog profile is open to the public.

Personal attack exactely means you people have nothing to say about the facts presented.

Why are you people ignore the fact George Soros’ OSI has been bank rolling this uprise?

The Burmese democracy activists have openly acknowleged receiving support from OSI. Add on qusai-government organization like NED funded Einstein Institute operated by CIA officer Col. Rober Helvey – and people wonder why.

Are you going to talk about America’s privatization of foreign policy like this, where cold-war warriors justify their exsitence by spending their ill-gotten gains on behalf of Uncle Sam?

Are you going to remind them George Soros was the one who destroyed the Thai Baht back in 1997?

Also: “物价” is not about “commodity prices” (產品的價錢)–it’s the “cost of living” and refers to daily necessities, rent, and such.

Remember, every time you buy something made in China, you support the monsters in Beijing who support the monsters in the Sudan, North Korea, Zimbabwe and…Myanmar.

Boycott the Olympics, boycott China. Smack a member of a foreign chamber of commerce in bad China.

International bloggers are preparing an action to support the peaceful revolution in Burma. We want to set a sign for freedom and show our sympathy for these people who are fighting their cruel regime without weapons. These Bloggers are planning to refrain from posting to their blogs on October 4 and just put up one Banner then, underlined with the words „Free Burma!“.

Start again from my sentence from “I remember during the first few days of the protests, no journalists bothered…”

Also, I do not believe what I posted is considered trolling. It is what I believe in, or based on my understanding of the subject matter. In fact, I almost always back up what I claim with sources when I think my reader would find what I have to say to be questionable.

..with the exact comment and set of links which led me there, so either Charles Liu, an interesting and dedicated troll in his own right, is none other than the notorious ‘China blog’ troll bobby fletcher—and I see now someone made that connection long ago—or else these guys plagiarize each other (see misspelling of Aung’s name both here and at kalimao).

Any news from Rangoon? Last I heard troops were marching in from Mandalay, but it wasn’t known if they were coming to stop the protesters or the Rangoon soldiers or both..

The trigger for the protest was higher oil prices. Such protests are not uncommon in countries where oil prices are fixed by the government. Malaysia also had our share of oil prices increase that led to protests:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvUmM4_x9hE

However, reading through the presses one can clearly see how journalists are trying to exploit the unrest. I remember during the first few days of the protests, no journalists bothered to explain the cause of the protest. All reports sounded like this: Monks protesting, Myanmar government is a military junta, human rights suppression, innocent killed, aung san nobel prize winner under house arrest.

The most important reason for what caused the protests (higher oil prices) were completely ignored by the press until a few days later.

Democracy is part of China. The country’s name is called PEOPLE’S republic of China. It belongs to the people. Constitution also says:

Article 2. All power in the People’s Republic of China belongs to the people.

Article 34. All citizens of the People’s Republic of China who have reached the age of 18 have the right to vote and stand for election, regardless of nationality, race, sex, occupation, family background, religious belief, education, property status, or length of residence, except persons deprived of political rights according to law.

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You live in China so you should know that there are elections that are held in China every 5 years. And you should have come across names of places like Great hall of the PEOPLE, LIBERATION STREET, PEOPLE’S SQUARE – does those name not sound DEMOCRATIC to you?

Communists are supporters of Democracy. It is Fascism that is against Democracy and Anti Communist.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fascism#Anti-Communism

Therefore it doesn’t surprise me that many Chinese Communists should be supporting Democracy in Myanmar.