At the thread at http://tinyurl.com/5ltup4, Gandoo Sando said to labor
"You have been saying the same old things for
many years, no change at all."

What Gandooo Sando failed to realize is that old saying or new, it is
still valid as the thugs have done absolutely nothing good for the
people or the country and continue to rape, torture, oppress the
people of Burma.

And Greebo gave it to Sando (a) Mogyothwar this: "Chee bu of your
kind are proud to declare that they fight for the non-disintegration
of the country, I say bravo, continue, the Chinese must be very happy,
because they will inherit a united colony. " I say that was a
brilliant way of giving it to Sando (a) Mogyothwar

BTW , how is your profession of licking the balls of Junta working
out for you Sando? No promotion yet?

UN seeks $300 mln more cyclone aid for Myanmar AlertNet - 10 Jul
04:58PM
Source: Reuters By Patrick Worsnip

UNITED NATIONS, July 10 (Reuters) - The United Nations appealed on
Thursday for more than $300 million in additional aid for Myanmar to
cope with the effects of a cyclone two.
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Dear Patriots,
Dear All,

The news has said it all . 13 UN agencies, 23 NGOs, asking for more
aid for Myanmar.

Myanmar needs aid and assistances of any kind, there is no doubt about
it. Myanmar is register as one of the least development nation in the
world . Was it because of mismanagement of its economy or Myanmar is a
victim of a gang rape. In my view economic sanctions by the west is a
gang rape.

Myanmar does not need those pissing air,or any other political catch
phrases. Gng rape is a gang rape.

July 9, Irrawaddy
Failing health, regime cruelty can't break Win Tin - Yeni

Among the more than 1,000 political prisoners in Burma, one merits
particular attention.

Win Tin, the country's longest-serving prisoner of conscience, wins
international respect, support and sympathy because of his exemplary
courage and refusal to bow before his oppressors.

Although in failing health, 78-year-old Win Tin has reportedly spurned
regime offers to free him in exchange for his disavowal of all he has ever
fought for. Unbroken by nearly 19 years incarceration, this distinguished
journalist continues to write in his cell despite all official attempts to
block his efforts. Denied writing material and even books, he writes with
a strip of bamboo as a pen and powdered brick as ink.

Win Tin was a prominent opposition politician before his imprisonment in
1989-a key member of the Central Executive Committee of the National
League for Democracy (NLD) led by detained Noble laureate Aung San Suu
Kyi.

He championed academic, artistic and press freedom and earned the title
Saya (mentor) from young followers.