Help Saffron Revolution by Voting NO (Burmese)
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March 2nd, 2008 at 5:07 pm
Personally i think voting Yes will be of much more help to Burma.Assuming we voote no, the constitution will go back to square one…and the whole long process will repeat…for another generation or two.
i believe by voting yes…we’ill be on the step one towards greater people’s power.Eventually…we can find a way to kick out the military from the cabinet.
I just dont wish to be left in a stagnant state again.3 generations has passed hoping for a better burma.