Comments on: Latest Situations in Burma

By: Smart Mobs » Blog Archive » Can ICTs make humanity morally accountable?

Tue, 13 May 2008 12:44:34 +0000

[...] and diluted experience) this disaster enfolding. We are receiving Tweets from the twittersphere, SMS from the airwaves, RSS feeds are updating us with real-time information of what is happening in [...]

By: Hkun

Hkun — Sun, 28 Oct 2007 09:47:45 +0000

Dear Readers,

It is true that Daw Suu looks very sad.

I feel that SPDC do not want peaceful solution for Burma’s political problems by seeing a recent crackdown on Monks and peaceful demonstrators. A test for non-violent movement is over because Burmese peoples are suffering enough. The SPDC won’t listen to the UN and will continue to do whatever he likes.

Therefore, what I would like urge to NLD, NCGUB and other federal democracy supporting organizations like NGUB and ENC to join arms struggle with ethnic arms groups.

I would like to suggest the following steps;

1). Form Federal Arms Forces of Union of Burma (NLD+NCGUB+NCUB+ENC+ABSDF+KNU+CNF+SSA+WSA+NMSP+Kachin and others).

2). Fights for liberate areas
3). Declared Federal Democratic Government of Union Of Burma
4). Seeks recognition from United Nations and neighboring countries
5). Continues to bring down SPDC military government.
6). Achieved Federal Democratic Government of Union Of Burma

Hkun
London

By: ethanbourne

ethanbourne — Sun, 21 Oct 2007 17:02:36 +0000

Leave alone Killing and telling to kill. If you preach to kill, that is committing “Panatipata”, the verbal act of killing. The intent of the monk, the preacher itself is to kill. This is the Age of the Cherubin. If you commit the sin of killing, you will be killed (See “Depaeyin Butcher Soe Win”) in this lifen, not the next life. If you incarcerated innocent people, you would be incarcerated in this life, not next life (See “Bo Khin Nyunt”). Wait and see what will happen to the rest who have committed to order to kill or who have killed.

By: Feraya

Feraya — Wed, 17 Oct 2007 12:29:44 +0000

Murderers cannot be called “devout Buddhists”, because Buddha’s way is the way you are, the way you live, the way you behave, not just making offerings and then doing harm to others.

By: | BURMA DIGEST

| BURMA DIGEST — Sat, 13 Oct 2007 18:08:50 +0000

[...] Latest Situations in Burma: Depayin Butcher PM Gen. Soe Win finally Dead [...]

By: Tettoe Aung

Tettoe Aung — Fri, 05 Oct 2007 01:49:45 +0000

A devout Buddhist? What kind of monk will be performing the funeral rites for Soe Win now?
The predecessor of this military regime have done things which are horrible to the monks but Than Shwe surpasses them by far now.
As buddhist we should be worried how we look on our death. One can hide one’s sins or akusala by many means when one is alive but not on one’s death. We only have the look at the state of the corspe and we can make out what sort of a person the corspe when he or she was alive.
Than Shwe, however, defies all conventional wisdom on this. The living Than Shwe looks no more than a walking, talking bloating corspe. Anyway, he wouldn’t need the monks for his funeral rites.
Chanmyei Sayadaw said there are those who comes from the dark and goes into the light; there are those who comes from the light but chose to go into the dark; there are those who comes from the dark and goes back to the dark. The worst of the three is the one who comes from the light and chose to go back to the dark.
If we believe in the law of karma, Soe Win (because of his past merits – kusala) from a nobody became a prime minister. However, not realising his past merits did atrocious things, inhuman things and he will be walking down the asile to HELL.

By: Free Burma- Now With Updates « Ten Percent

Free Burma- Now With Updates « Ten Percent — Thu, 04 Oct 2007 19:09:39 +0000

[...] Sen. Gen. Than Shwe told UN envoy Ibrahim Gambari during their talks on Tuesday that he is willing to meet Aung San Suu Kyi if she gives up her calls for confronting the government and for imposing sanctions on it, state TV and radio reported. [...]