Comments on: ‘We’ve fallen for the generals’ tricks’

By: Obama!! No, Please

Obama!! No, Please — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 14:46:15 +0000

UN will act only and sided with Muslims when there is conflicts in Middle East, Balkan, South East Asia, India and Europe. If not just statements, enough. They are not concern Myanmar election law than illegeal boat people. For Myanmar people, we learnt that justice and freedom is prevail by ourselves not by others. God helps those who help themselves.

By: Obama!! No, Please

Obama!! No, Please — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 14:37:33 +0000

Generals are not so smart, burmese porpulation is selfish, dumb and corrupt. General Ne Win’s era NLD CEC generals were replaced by young generation generals, such as General Saw Maung, General Khin Nyunt. Then Second generation of generals of 1988 era were replaced with young folks whom previously view as not sympathysing top generals that time may be they were captains or major rank.
They just carrying and will carry selfish and corrupt ideology until Myanmar become a state of China, similar to Tibet. Myanmar need fundamental changes in every direction not only government.

By: Obama!! No, Please

Obama!! No, Please — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 14:26:00 +0000

Obama’s four years trial and error foreign policy docterine will end up with nuclear Iran and eternal militry rule in Myanmar. Then he can come and bow King Than Shwe as he did to Saudi King.
I hope he will realise real workable foreign policy when he learn there is not earth quake in Hawaii, LOL.

By: Yae Myint

Yae Myint — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 23:16:30 +0000

Congratulations ZOYA.Iam proud of yoursuccess,your daddy no matter where he is now he will be very proud of your achivements.let me help you understand Gen Than Shwe.Burmas first dictator Ne Win had said “by using fear and starvation our military can rule Burma for one hundred years”.Now Than Shwe is doing just that and have succeeded for 40 years.and so will carry on until he die then the next general will carry on . understand Dictators,They will never reconsile,share power,step down,or hold fair elections,they have no tears to shed.no ears to hear pleas and critics.they only fear super power invation.just like Saddam Houssain,and they know the day will come and thats why they are making chemical weapons on Heingyi Island CHINESE MILITARY BASE now moved to BELU KYUN near MORLAMYINE as storm NARGIS destroyed the base,and they are also cleaning out ethnic people Shan and KAREN as they believe these people will help the invaders.thats why they burn the villages and drive the Karens to Thailand.now their new policy of applying fear,when ever they capture or rape or beat the Karen people they always hear “JESUS help me”and so to apply fear they CRUCIFY them,put them on cross men or woman and cut their throaths,shouting Jesus can not help he is DEAD,the soldiers are only obeying orders,so we have to remove the generals to stop their War Crimes,and Crimes against HUMANITY.for the liberation and freedom of all living in BURMA the country that I LOVE.

By: NINE NINE

NINE NINE — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 11:36:15 +0000

There are two ways to have real independence back from the military rule.

ONE – We, the Burmese, must fight back the junta by arms ( ambush or whatever ), even in towns and cities, everywhere, anywhere. Think thoroughly we are that brave. If not,

TWO – We need external support, not lip service and sanction only, but military aid too. We who knows what to do will go first with the plan, then only people will follow by our side as they have total fear of the regime’s abuse of authority, jailing everyone who tries to go against by unjust so-called laws.

But now as you see, we are playing by the law but the regime is not. They ever made dirty tricks to crush all of our pure attempt to democracy. So we don’t need to play by the law either any more. We will play the game as they are. How? Right?

If not, forget things about Burma and let them rule it forever.

The one we are dealing with is not a civilian goverment but a junta, military group. They think and move in military strategy and tactics. They see us in their eyes, the targets in the battle field. They are shooting down us one by one. We have to use their technique. They are our sole enemy as long as they are doing bad things to the people. We have to aim and shoot them down. Then they will never wake up to rule Burma again. They seized the people’s power in illegal ways. We must take it back in any ways possible. We can’t use the soft approach. They don’t listen. They don’t response. We must wipe them out by force. No other way.

By: Dirty Talk Ideas

Dirty Talk Ideas — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 15:23:39 +0000

Thanks this is the information that everyone should read and observe cause it is for the cause of our nation and our progress thank you.

By: Derek Tonkin

Derek Tonkin — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 19:10:18 +0000

It is surprising that at the recent Human Rights Commission meeting in Geneva only the US (first) and then Australia (second) supported Quintana’s suggestion that UN institutions might like to consider a Commission of Enquiry. That makes only 2 out of 22 country representatives who spoke. Even Quintana didn’t raise this orally at the meeting, though it was in his report. I had expected the EU, Italy, UK, Norway, Switzerland and Belgium to support Quintana’s suggestion, but they didn’t. So far, that only makes one country out of 15 in the UN Security Council in favour of a Commission of Enquiry. Australia might get a seat on the Council in 2013-2014. On the other hand, China, Laos, Vietnam, Malaysia and Bangladesh avoided criticism of the election process and gave encouragement to Myanmar to persist. In short, the international community is as divided as ever on what to do for the best.

By: newera

newera — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 03:50:36 +0000

“Only when you understand them and what they do can you work out how to deal with them. ” I agree this. You must know the history of Burmese Kings and Rulers. Burma is not under the Democratic government. So we could not choose the ways what dealing with in the west. Must find the correct way only then solve the problem.
“”still the UN and others tell us to wait and see”" for giving chances to control everything under them and destroying us systematically?

“”The generals will never, ever, negotiate themselves out of power unless they are forced to do so.”" you know the past very well and must get the lessons from there

By: Pastor Joe Tuccinardi

Pastor Joe Tuccinardi — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 03:42:11 +0000

I am afraid after 62 years of civil war that neither sanctions as have been mentioned or new ideas or reasons for political dialogue will work with the evil dictatorship. We need either an invasion (which wont happen because there is no oil in Burma) or UN intervention to stop the genocide of my prescious Karen brothers & sisters. Unfortunately it is not political salvation that will save the people of Burma. But us all joining together in Unity who are working together for a Free Burma. Even the 500 NGO’s including our Christian Organizations do not work together in Unity. Someone needs to rise up like Zoya Phan and unify all of us who are tirelessly working seperately to bring about peace and work hand in hand in bringing awareness to the situation throughout the world as the tea party’s and such did 225 years ago in America. When we work together we can be a strong force when we are divided we fall and so does our goals and purpose.

By: John Scovell

John Scovell — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 13:18:38 +0000

Matt Grant is talking nonsense. The world care more about making money than is does about children in Burma being raped. Sanctions would work if they were applied.
Its commont sense, the regime needs money to buy arms, cut the money supply of and the regime would have less money to spend on arms!