Comments on: Myanmar: Citizen videos in Cyclone Nargis' aftermath

By: tommy

tommy — Sat, 31 May 2008 14:47:13 +0000

Dear all,
see follows QUOTE OF THE DAY will new paradigm of UN ,Ase an and NGos on Myanmar.

QUOTE OF THE DAY
Even though the Myanmar Government has shown some sense of flexibility, at this time, it’s far, far too short.

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, New York, 14 May 2008

tommy

By: tommy

tommy — Thu, 29 May 2008 10:51:53 +0000

Dear international friends,
the voices from Burma listen carefully me.
now we are heels of iron with warlord heathenisms.
They are soldiers as Generals.
They can not agree in Negotiable methods.
They can not sit on hearty and mercy.
Thus, we must fight for ever with online and media.
Today all oversea Myanmar not organized in unity.
They can be organize and Method in Anti Arminization of Myanmar Zionists.
they have more US$ millions within 50yrs and concrete building in their oligarch’s families and next generation.
if the hope for Myanmar pure democracy in futures.
1.all international Myanmar leaders concrete Unity in one organization ( for example. southern Africa ,Swa Po )
2.any Anti weapons as ICT to next generation trainee in oversea training place with international expend.
3.save the Money in international fund by committees for liberation of Burma
4.Free Burma Media with Database on current events and watch on Generals owned material in international with road maps.
5.Myanmar Youths training centre with armforces training with professional in best place near border.
thanks
tommy.

By: Nay Min

Nay Min — Wed, 28 May 2008 04:49:21 +0000

Resettelment is need formally for women and childs.
May who give the strong responsibility of them.
How do make the best way for them?
What about of control system?
And also,don’t make them to become beggers.
According to corporate social responsibility,there are many
heavy local companies left in Myanmar.
What are they silent yet?

By: SLwin

SLwin — Tue, 27 May 2008 07:26:36 +0000

For those who would like to help, I am told that Save the Children who have aid workers in Burma/Myanmar have access to the affect areas. Thank you for your kind generousity! THANK YOU to also to all those who have sent your thoughts and prayers for the victims and the people of Burma!!! How can the UN and the politicians of the world allow this genocide to go on…?

By: Craig

Craig — Thu, 22 May 2008 05:37:07 +0000

We, the so called “superior animals” on this earth are sadly nothing more than parasites, set out to destroy the planet we live on. When mother nature has had enough she will impose control measures for she is a far greater power than the parasite.

Human suffering is set aside while the governing authorities play their little games around politics and power. Also a sad fact of life that there are too many people that want to be at the top – nothing more than control freaks. If another country should invade Myanmar the peoples suffering will get worse before it gets better. At the end of the day, evil will only prevail where good men sit and do nothing.

Our hearts go out to the people of Myanmar who are suffering, the rest of you should be looking over your shoulder. Power does not come at the end of a rifle, power comes from the unity of 57 million people.

By: Myanmar - Colonization to Present |

Myanmar - Colonization to Present | — Mon, 19 May 2008 11:35:08 +0000

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By: Cho

Cho — Sun, 18 May 2008 22:14:01 +0000

Why the life is so cheap there?
It is apparent that the junta leaders are trained only to kill, not to value the life and times

By: phillip coburn

phillip coburn — Sun, 18 May 2008 16:46:04 +0000

i just told my son that i have no idea why the world works this way.

i contacted a good friend friday after our family decided to donate money to help but i was then told that the money will not get to those that need help but i suspect will only go to shine the shoes of the officers of the military.

are there practical ways to help? are there practical ways to let people know we care even though no one seems to be coming to help. As much as i want to let people in the disaster know that they are not alone i want in a practical way to affect at least a few lives as directly as i can and successfully.

all suggestions appreciated.

By: Eamon

Eamon — Sun, 18 May 2008 16:37:07 +0000

Aid now.

the junta should distribute the aid to the victims. they are not suffering at all. the junta should let other countries in to Myanmar to give aid. I think the UN should invade Myanmar, so people do not have to suffer.

By: Myo

Myo — Sun, 18 May 2008 10:50:12 +0000

I do agree with Aaron!!!
We need Aids and outside helps,a lot.
Myanmar gunta do not concern about victims at all.
They(Junta) only concern to grip to rule the nation eventhough the entire nation do not want them to rule the country anylonger.
Many of Cyclone victims are still waiting for foods,shelter and drinking water,etc.
Myanmar Army still keep all the Aids in warehouse instead of distributing to all those needies.
I would like to request to UN and other powerfull Nations like US, UK and French to invade Myanmar to save poor Myanmar cyclone Victims any further delay.
Myanmar people are looking forward to seeing UN,US,UK and French Army everyday.
We need your kindly help,Wrolds!

By: Aaron

Aaron — Sat, 17 May 2008 04:40:34 +0000

There is no way salt water will wash away from the field that easily. Even though if this happen how are they going to grow rice again, if they don’t have cow & seed. And just like to let everyone know that one of the place we are helping has 2000 over people and there is no government official and Aid.
Where are the junta’s soldiers when we need them? We have more than 500000 personal and only see few of them helping. And they must not forget that we people of myanmar are the one who given salary to them. They are in our debts. Also I would like to warn UN that you are about to fail 2nd time if you don’t act fast. Which is important junta or 2million dying people of myanmar.

Aid now.

By: Ivan

Ivan — Fri, 16 May 2008 13:33:24 +0000

Did Burma look like these pictures after the junta refused aid following the Boxing Day tsunami? Perhaps that’s when they learned that monsoon rains would wash the salt from the rice paddies and all the bodies out to sea.

No problems. No aid needed.