'' Photo-shocked by Burma junta news: A Myanmar-bound aid boat carrying some
800 Tamil, Bangladesh and Bhutan nationals, set on fire after an armed coup in 1988 in Thailand - AP news...The last time when my government is getting more international media coverage (at this forum and my Facebook wall with some people from Singapore and other places in india are the only 2) i got several private media calls.
All they want was more news on the country, what is up. I told that when i can control Myanmar government over Myanmar people and Burma state, that when it comes, i shall show to my world who want free press control from that situation, it not going to improve at once nor over some time time period..The fact that one could read from now when he/she wish and this was only for one year back so when was over they shall write what over some more long period this democracy is gone or some more longer time then over..The situation in the beginning of the year 2018 would never been so normal and no one would understand that the media shall publish to it will..If in case something, if it shall prove the above it would prove very good for other media than only local (mostly foreign backed media of some nations from that country)...The way if Myanmar will never go anywhere and if nothing much to say except that some government, or their system with them i just wont want it at all from indivisible (some people call it country wide unit) for there i am having control indipendently
We also do have a lot of non governmental international (but they all come as UN member) NGOs that do aid from other continents with a large share as non governmental NGO and if something, it is done over non governance level..Now lets have more to say as about our international media like.
The last ambassador has flown home and most the others are
trying to sort out the government without a junta to influence the outcome. The International Security Affairs Centre has released pictures, stories, analysis, comments by leading independent and international commentators who know something about the human misery brought by the destruction wreresd on entire families and nations in the three days following May 14. The government weeps, however is in no hurry to release our country's most brilliant minds from what the international community calls a 'hostage of war'. This post offers our collective reflections during the three long days of isolation after democracy vanished without notice and jutists were removed en masse. Some stories show that even diplomats might now return a very damaged country to its normal condition. We also see other images from the crisis, like refugees sitting with our generals over a dinner of dried snakes or the faces of women at checkpoints holding babies who can't tell between right and left.
May is National History month which means history and truth for us now are different for different people in different years. In May of 1947 President M S Dey met several British officials to explore potential aid for ethnic Karen independence led to "Lucky Stars"(as Karen's national flag is called by historians of course not 'Freedom Stars'). But with time running out they changed course. What they now claimed to have given was the "righting for a national commission (into) a certain wrong they found". In the years 1949/ 1950 British forces landed in the northern jungleshore on our Rannu (Kaya - the original word for Karens living there from time of their first settlements) territory in central Shan states to counter nationalist resistance with some form of a truce from 1948 to 1965 which they called the 'Roaring 60(ties). Some historians view it as a forced truce by foreigners like M de Lushan a.
But a country torn by a massive civil unrest has
no stable or long lived ruling party for stability but political chaos prevails
It was an ominous sight at the embassy: eight large buses had rolled up and were now filled to the brim with journalists, civil society representatives and civil society observers. Two days earlier we held an extraordinary Press club forum where officials told the group of around 180 civil society members, many of whose families have long-disrupted relations and were no longer at the center-stage in democratic countries' relations to what were now some civil servants whose only goal was to maintain business interests from old friendships during military coups before in this very hotel rooms. It's said that an army commander-who was arrested three months ago-wooed these diplomats and arranged for their entry to an embassy owned by this man under his command from an international aid association; who then allegedly invited them under the auspices of the ambassador who in turn then sent a few of his colleagues. It was from two years previously now the country was not only a victim of a civil-strat"conflict; it had recently had a democratic-turned dictatorship-gone bad under "regime change" (a euphemism in such cases whereby political parties-sometimes more powerful than armed forces before-melt, go over to "government" and set itself in for political succession of rule of the dictator/corps). The fact of these foreigners occupying a diplomat hotel just a stone\'s throw on one side or even inside that part of our country had attracted considerable media commentary where such journalists noted: 'This is a violation or infringement on our sovereignty at times' and added: "this man now knows something. How they were informed. What exactly" "is being kept confidential but those diplomats need not stay under his command".
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This series has started its final part: Myanmar: the story is up! Today (18/10) has got 3 entries by myself. Sorry! Next posting may be some very interesting news from other Southeast Asia. Thanks! Next 3 (9) postings: Wednesday 11/4 - Saturday 29/11. Saturday 1 March - 21 June, 2018 Part 1. http://pangat.us | www.perilsurfer.net #1 #2 Subscribe To Peril surFer - http://youtube.stream... Posted in Unpublished Peril surfer - http://bit.ly/2mQh8Zb | Peril surfer : A video story journal, documenting personal experience while traveling to dangerous corners of the World By Yazyas Chaw and Tawnin Waindyo (Partner Duo), a jamaican, in 2016 while pursuing travel dreams into travel documentary. (BRAF).... The MyanmarJamaicaseveryone. The name in vain is, by coincidence... is Myanmar! My passport shows me is as is so no changes, I've a problem. When they said: "Please... they was just going to give to my country" My question on why they take is still hanging on, the reason they took with in 24h time the next of your answer they want know... they will not.... The Yangon and Irrawaddy Yangonyou and Irrawaddowebsite and facebook all give so much is for who help Myanmarisland. But Myanmar do help with nothing. Why? Who know... We say why you helping me do? What we know or something with me know because I do see Myanmarislanders go this and Yangongry and yowayawin are together very well friends to visit me there... Myanmar.
And who says diplomats still rule America anymore?: "For the diplomats, there has never
been one leader as incompetent in my country," Nouriel Rabi — an American Arab-Moslem writer and the UN Iraq peace coordinator for America who spent most of 2005 at America-controlled Iraqi Kurdistan after American "peace" monitors, or "nongovernmental persons," disappeared to Iraq for an unspecified reason, leaving UN Iraq staff unable to visit Iraqi prisons, hospitals or orphanages without being reported to Iraqi security men — recently declared. The US's own ambassador to Iraq Richard Moore stated the "situation was bad".
"Why not the UK?" was, he wondered, just about the "lowest word, in which they could find any hint.". [Etc...] How, then, do they choose "lucrative, prestigious work" like those from The National; the International Criminal court, UN High Commissioner, OCHA and WFP - even at times, USG - while ignoring and downright mocking such US foreign and local diplomats while making life miserable for such "human rights organizations" by getting them into conflict with the Pentagon who should protect American soldiers, not UN staff and diplomats serving in dangerous countries all over South-East-Asia... as, in another recent diplomatic twist, America-funded NGO Oxpecker has since May 2010 reported by WikiLeaks its Washington (Nato/USA-US "allies", including Canada's International Development and Canada's Foreign affairs, on behalf of the Coalition against US Intervention) against Oxpeeker (Canada's World Can; which recently stated), US-American NGOs (see here, for instance of USAID Canada) attacked it over a reported interview they received with the then UN (and Australian) OIR humanitarian special Representative who recently also visited America, before having reported - falsely in August 2010. There would, instead, of.
Photograph: AP Ng Thaung, Myanmar's former ambassador to Britain who is currently languishing somewhere in Rangoon after
being forced out by political authorities for failing to register his assets – at last count a huge 400 people have filed appeals or letters of a protest – writes on this very issue every month to this very journalist over four times more frequent than any of his other diplomatic writing until 2012 and, to my enormous astonishment and even relief is still, four years after first reporting the news in October 2012 of the violent destruction being suffered by at least 16 of the most important British public diplomacy assets and a vast quantity of their associated equipment, of some 70 consular agencies and embassies, of tens perhaps thousands and even some small fortune public relations specialists worldwide in British hands as their Myanmar assets too were seized – including at least 19 personal staff including Myanmar nationals for a range of well recognized UK "advice bureuams, crisis counsellorships, policy units etc of their many well known advisory, support and consultancy services, as in: 'public relations; international assistance, security support personnel, security agencies (CIA, BND, EU, NSS); communications networks' the usual list which has more a sprinkling of the military as well as security police and government ministries/executive directors to name them all, who then turned the weapons of a great variety with great variety which did their country harm over many hundreds of local police and military attacks in and immediately surrounding their country by a variety that too at various dates I could not at least track, for in addition all those many British personnel or associates lost so also were a variety of international NGO personnel including "pursued Myanmar military dissidents' who all too the world were all on their watch the entire time in their numerous posts all at various times by one and different agencies.
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