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Burmese New Year (Thingyan)Thanchat 2008 DVD

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Top Songs by GGM:

"Diamonds"

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"Keep on Fighting"

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"Thay Bar Zay"

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Open Letter to Burma Army

From Ex- Major( Military Intelligence)Aung Lin Htut

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Burma Referendum Cheat

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Burma's constitutional referendum went ahead as planned on Saturday in areas not affected by Cyclone Nargis, amid accusations of massive cheating at the polling stations and reports of a very low turnout.
Many voters in several Rangoon townships, Mandalay, Pegu, Sagaing and Magwe divisions told The Irrawaddy that referendum officials had handed out ballot papers already filled in with a tick, indicating approval of the government’s draft constitution.

They also complained that the referendum was not free and fair, saying they cast their votes watched by officials, including members of the government-backed mass organization Union Solidarity and Development Association and militias such as Swan-Ar-Shin. Officials of the organizations sat close to the ballot boxes and advised people how to vote.
Nyan Win, spokesman of the opposition National League for Democracy told The Irrawaddy that most polling stations closed at about 11 a.m. Officials then went to the homes of people who had not voted and made them fill in registration forms indicating they had handed in ballots that had already been filled in with a tick. About 27 million of Burma’s 57 million population are entitled to vote.
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Top UN official in Asia-Pacific joins call for urgent access to Myanmar

9 May 2008 – Echoing calls on the Myanmar authorities to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid in the wake of the deadly cyclone which has left some 1.5 million people in need, the top United Nations official in the region today urged the Government to act quickly to avert an even worse tragedy.
“The situation is getting critical and there is only a small window of opportunity if we are to avert the spread of diseases that could multiply the already tragic number of casualties,” said Noeleen Heyzer,Executive Secretary of the UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP)

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Field Report Damage of Nigris Cyclone

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Burma Nigris Cyclone & Referendum

Slide Show 580 Photos of Cyclone Disaster & Voting ( May 10,2008 )

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Fort Wayne (USA) Meeting May 4,2008

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Ludhu U Sein Win Speech:

 Use People Power To Force Out Dictators

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19 Years ago Action: 

8.8.88 Burma  Uprising Video  

(4:30 min, Re-edited by Redo8888 Team)

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Burma Democracy Movement Memory

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Beginning of The Last Battle (22 August 2007)

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Burma: It Can't Wait

by U.S.Campaigh for Burma

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"Shwe- Aye Don't

Worth 2 Pennies"

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BurmeseNewYearAstrology

(Thingyansar 2008-09)

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Buddhist Killer!

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Speech by Ashin Sopaka

(Head of Monk Division, 3 Son Joint Action Committee)

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Poems for Freedom

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Free Burma!   Free Burma!

Don' t forget   or  give up

We'll protest

until  we  die  and ...

fight !

fight !

fight !

Until we die.

by  Kaythari Maw (August 9,2007)

( 8 years old girl,New York,USA )

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Movies

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"SOB of BURMA" BSA,1992,Bangkok

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       The "Redo 8-8-88" is one of the network action by 8.8.88 pro-democracy student activists in exile.

• To promote awareness of "Non-Violent Methods" and 8.8.88 experiences

• To convince people to believe that "people power" is the most powerful and capable to change the system

• To support Burma's democracy movements