Friday 28 September 2007

Latest news burma time 16;17

i got news that 3 groups of protester are marching on the Ahnawrahta Street(which is near Sule pogada) toward Sule. it is around 4000 people. .................. in this group we found some foreigners, as well. ..... said eyewitness.

ျမန္မာစံေတာ္ခ်ိန္ ၁၄း၀၀

ေျမာက္ဥကၠလာမယ္လမုဘုရားဘက္ကေန စစ္ကား 17 စီး တခ်က္ခြဲအခ်ိန္ေလာက္က ၿမိဳ.ထဲထြက္သြားတာ ေျမာက္ဥကၠလာပသားေတြအကုန္ေတြ.ခဲ့ရ - ၿမိဳ.ထဲ ၾကမ္းရမ္းတာေတြျဖစ္လာေတာ့မယ့္ ပံုပဲ
ဘယ္တပ္ရင္းကမွန္း မသိရေသးဘူး


Burma time 14;28

Thousands of protester are on the street of YGN, now.
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Dear All,

I sadly announce that the Burmese military junta has cut off the internet connection throughout the country. I therefore would not be able to feed in pictures of the brutality by the brutal Burmese military junta.

I will also try my best to feed in their demonic appetite of fear and paranoia by posting any pictures that I receive though other means (Journos!! please don’t ask me what other means would be??). I will continue to live with the motto that “if there is a will there is a way”.

We probably need to lobby the Chinese government or UN envoy to Burma to ask the junta to switch on the Internet. Please!

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near sule pagoda is ok, near shwedagone pagoda is ok, no fighting, no protesting. but i heard that some place in YGN people are already on street to protest.

the bridge between south-okakkla and Noth Dagon bridge has been closed.

burma time around 09;00

internet has been cut off. i am trying to get news, i will update as soon as i know.

78 comments:

Roger Ellingsen said...

The rest of the World supports you. Be firm and do not let you crack down by the Junta. Free Burma! Roger from Norway

Unknown said...

I hope somebody with connections should get *satellite phones* and other gear to Burma.

Let the information flow.

And to China: The rest of the World should BOYCOTT Bejing 2008, you can have nice 3-way Olympic games with your friends from Burma and North Korea.

Unknown said...

We are thinking of you. Many people (myself included) in Norway wears a RED SHIRT today, in support of your struggle for freedom in Burma.

FREE Burma!
FREE Aung San Suu Kyi!

Peter A. Kristoffersen, Oslo, Norway.

Nay Chi U said...

Please keep trying Ko Htike. Do the diplomats have satellite phone? People can drop information there, if bbc radio announce it but of course they will be come no go zone too. Could please some bright sparks think of something. Many thanks

paddytheplumber said...

Power to your people, ko htike!
Free Burma! Be safe, my friend.
KP, Dublin, Ireland

Ayatollah Mugsy said...

I pray that the people's will be done in Burma.

Jason Perry said...

Good luck to all the folks in Burma in their quest for freedom and democracy. You will all be in my prayers as I got to sleep tonight. Hopefully the internet will get turned back on there so the junta won't be allowed to get away with what ever they are planning.

I think this passage from my country's Declaration of Independence is very relevant:

"That to secure these rights [life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness], Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and accordingly all experience hath shewn, that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security."
I will certainly try to wear a red shirt tomorrow (if I can find a clean one...)

Jason Perry, Tucson, Arizona, USA

Natalia Molina McKendry said...

Ko Htike, It is said that evil wins when good people do nothing. Your good people and you are doing everything to move heaven and earth. You are winning. Many of us are praying for you. Bless you. Si se puede. You can do it.
Natalia Molina McKendry, USA

Nay Chi U said...

I agree with marc. I love olympic games but how can you run on the tracks made of blood, use the field equipments made of bones? If the whole world say they won't come to their stupid olympics then China will have to do something , won't they?

mae said...

please keep trying; all of us are waiting for the news updates.

thank you for all the effort you've put in, and to your journalists for risking their safety.

lisa said...

I really admire your courage. Burma's destiny is a totally heartbreakning story that must come to an end. The whole world is watching and wating for the laxy international community to act. Let's roll, China, UN, EU, US - bring it on!

maxilromano said...

All the world is watching you.
Keep going and you're going to make it.Let's put more pressure as possible on China.

maxilromano said...

All the world is watching you.
Keep going and you're going to make it.Let's put more pressure as possible on China.

mae said...

ko htike, please try to do something about ur c-box. people are flooding it with rubbish.

thanks!

Andrea Rendi said...

Dear Ko,
what I can do is to publish on my blog your blog's URL.

Wade M | The Middle Way said...

Thank you ko htike for continuing to let us know what's going on in this horrible situation. Please keep safe, hopefully the world will join your cause soon. I hope you continue to find a way, I believe you will.

Namaste,

Wade, Australia

Lourdes said...

Love and support to you and Keep up the good work!
FREE BURMA NOW!!

David said...

Perhaps this blog might be a good place to post info on activities/organizations that are mobilizing to help. Ko Htike is providing an enormously valuable service.

David said...

One practical measure that we on the outside should be able to do is to issue international arrest warrants for all members of the junta. This would give them someting of a taste of their own vile medicine.

And yes, the threat of an Olympic boycott might persuade China of where her broader interests lie.

POWER TO THE PEOPLE!

dgalanis said...

you will love this picture

be brave, be well

Ngu Wa said...

Dear Ko Htike
Thank you so much for your valliant efforts to keep us informed.

My heart is breaking...I long to be back in Rangoon standing shoulder to shoulder with my dear friends. Their bravery is to be applauded. The world must not desert them now.

The last few days have been very hard, watching and hearing of all that has happened, but in some ways it is worse today with so little news. One can only imagine what the military is up to and it must be bad if they have cut off all internet and phone communications. That means that they don't want the world to see what they are doing.

May God keep all the Burmese people safe and may the Karma due be piled on Than Swhe & his cohorts. They are paranoid, greedy, power-hungry freaks.

We, the rest of the world must help these poor, gentle people to be rid of idiots who have control of Burma. We can not allow them to get away with this any more.

My heart and prayers are with you all.

Ngu Wa
New Zealand

khengsiong said...

I only hope the soldiers will defect. After all most of them are Buddhists. How can they beat monks!??

Helz Cuppleditch said...

My condolences go to the family and friends of Kenji Nagai, and all the people murdered and injured during this sad time.

We are powerless to help physically, but our support is with the people of Burma.

Education and action from us on the outside will help:

http://www.burmacampaign.org.uk/dirty_list/dirty_list.html

beckerfm said...

Tonight
In Hong Kong Central
There will a candlelight vigil
In support of you,
Brave People of BURMA!

There's a will,
There's a way!

Fanny-Min
Hong Kong / Germany

Unknown said...

je su dim ba de Ko Htike, we really appreciate the risks you have been taking to be able to keep us informed, you are a great role model for all of us.
metta to everybody in Burma who are suffering now - and that includes the military
Jess from NZ

Anonymous said...

Ko Htike thanks for what you are doing.I share your pain for your country and support your will to finally get freedom and democracy.
As somebody already said I can also spread your web site amongst my friends and contacts.
Keep on working for liberty.Ciao from Rome.
Antonio Garofano

ainelivia said...

Greetings from London Ko Htike. Sending you good thoughts and support from London. Wearing a red shirt today.

Is there anything I can do?

In support of Burma, perhaps we sould ask our countries to boycott the Olympic Games as Marc has suggested.

Roberto said...

My friends and I, in Italy, are all looking at Birmany with anguish.
We all support you.

I personally hope You can go on in your great job of information.
Thank you very much.

Multesimus said...

"Rangoon; Afternoon—Trucks loaded with troops raided the offices of Burma's main Internet service provider, Myanmar Info-Tech, located at Rangoon University (Hlaing campus) around noon on Friday in an effort to cut all public access to the internet. The move is in response to the flood of photographs, videos, news reports and e-mail sent out of the country to the international media and the rest of the world by average citizens.".....
You're a resourcefull lot of people for being both brave enough to keep us updated, as well as facing a brutal military regime, so you can and will find a way to keep showing the world what is really going on! You're on my mind, not just you, but all living under the opressive regime, whether they're brave enough (or maybe foolish) to speak out, or whether they stay indoors, praying this will end with a regime change.

Steve said...

I wondered how long it would be before they cut off the internet connections.

I'll add a link to my blog. It may not be much, but every little bit helps to raise awareness of what is going on.

CIMBRIO said...

I think it is outrageous that in the 21st century you and so many more have to face such diabolical, Medieval and bloody regimes; and I cannot believe the International Community is doing NOTHING effective to help you. People are dying here! Everyone is with you, they cannot shoot everyone, your voices shall not be silenced. Stand by your peaceful fellow citizens and everything will turn out well. España está con vosotros.

Daniel Smith Ramos, Salamanca, SPAIN

Multesimus said...

All sites with the extension .mm (Myanmar) cannot be reached anymore. I'm afraid the Burmese military has effectively isolated itself from the WWW. Even government sites cannot be contacted...

Andrew said...

Good luck. What can we do to help here in the UK ?

Andrew, Northants.

Tsu Dho Nimh said...

However you can get word out, please make it public. Use Morse Code if you have to!

chrisinthemorning said...

Keep going Ko Htike!
Shame the cbox had to go but they were abusing it! Is there any way to control who can post on there?
Any news yet? I've been keeping an eye on Irawaddy and Mizzima, but nothing new for a while, probably due to communication clamp-down. I had heard that people were being stopped in the street and searched for cameras/phones.

Enter-prize said...
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Enter-prize said...

It is at moments like this that the courage of a nation is tested. To think one group of Burmese citizens are attacking another group of Burmese citizens who are only asking for a voice in determining their destiny!

There is hope till there is even one protester willing to stand up and be heard. In 1948 when India was going through civil strife this poem was written by Tagore...


If they answer not to thy call, walk alone;
If they are afraid and cower mutely facing the wall,
O thou of evil luck,
open thy mind and speak out alone.

If they turn away, and desert you when crossing the wilderness,
O thou of evil luck,
trample the thorns under thy tread,
and along the blood-lined track, travel alone.

If they do not hold up the light,
when the night is troubled with storm,
O thou of evil luck,
with the thunder flame of pain ignite thine own heart
and let it burn alone.

Translation by Tagore himself.

Believe.

Needle said...

I think a lot of you Birmans everyday here in France, you're all courageous whatever you do for your freedom. I know this is hard to live, and hard to do what you can at your level, we think of you.

Unknown said...

A small poster proclaiming "The Whole World is Watching. Free Burma" hangs in my living room window. It is a small gesture offerred with great sincerity and to honor those brave people who face the generals.

Anonymous said...

All we can do is thinking of you and put on something red. You're not alone. Free Burma!

Bì, Italy

Tsu Dho Nimh said...

What would happen if all the population decided to become monks and wear robes and just sit near the streets and pray for the souls of the military.

I realize that in normal times there is a ceremony it requires, but this is not normal times. The Buddha would understand, wouldn't he?

The Furry Fighter said...

Thinking of you and your brave struggle! The world is aware of your plight, the world now needs to do something!

Anonymous said...

I belong to the country of people like Gandhi and Buddha. The message they gave to the world is truth, non-violence and freedom for all. May god give you all the strength to fight against the melitary regime. May god usher freedom and democracy on your country soon. Keep it up. keep fighting.

Dennis said...

I want to help. I am offering my home computer as an anonymous proxy server for anyone who needs to get info out of Burma (or into Burma). I realize the internet has been cut, but perhaps there are other people nearby (in China?) with info on Burmese events who could also use this.

There is a service called Psiphon to help people in repressive countries connect freely to the internet. See http://psiphon.civisec.org to understand how it works. It requires a person in a free country to set up a server. This is what I am volunteering. I will set up a Psiphon host server, and make it available to people who can use it to help the Burmese freedom movement.

If you have a contact who could use this, email me at buffer02@comcast.net, and I can explain how to connect. The end user will be anonymous on the net; their activity will appear to come from my IP address. I am located in the US. I have only a single broadband connection, but I will host as many people as I can.

I suggest all other concerned parties around the world also look at Psiphon and consider helping. Burma needs our help right now. But there are many other countries like China, Iran, etc., who need help to freely exchange information over the web. Psiphon might give you the power to help the people you care about.

mimor said...

I'm frustrated B-cause the only thing I can do is to spread this blogg.
I wish I could marche together with the monks.
I support the people of Birma!
I support Freedom!

Darn China seems to take side of the Junta (for economic reasons).

Anything I can do, I will do to help you.

Keep in writing, you're inspiring people.

Support from Ghent, Belgium

Kat said...

You are doing so well! Don't apologize for falling asleep. You must have needed it. Don't forget to take care of yourself, and ask your contacts not to put themselves into too much danger. Governments can be replaced. People cannot.

thelizzious said...

It may be not much I can do to help, except copy your blog entries and post them on every website all over the world, where I can enter. I don't know if you allow me copy your entries, but I just can't sit here and do nothing whilst others and you are risking your lives. Your blogs are read in the Netherlands too! Please stay safe and namaste.

Carolina said...

Dear unknown friend, thank you for all the effort so far to keep writing and posting on your blog and bringing the events in to international attention. May you stay save and healthy to continu your important work. With all my love and wishes for courage and peace,
Carolina
(Holland, Europe)

Kroshka said...

On my weblog I wrote an article about your weblog and the protests in Burma. Keep on going! We'll support you!

rich said...

thank you for your valiant actions, they bring the light of truth to the rest of the world. Thank you! i support your cause wholeheartedly. And will be publicising your blog as muchas i can.

thank you once again.

Richard from the UK

Unknown said...

We are all thinking of you in these days.

And cracking down this peaceful movement is not only the shame of the burmese regime. By doing nothing except saying nice words it is the sin of the whole international community, the EU, USA, the UN, and especially the disgusting sin of Russia and China.

It is a tragedy. We are all thinking of you in these days.

Briche said...

Dear braves burmans.I hope that one day exist democracy and freedom in Burma. Good luck my unknow friend, your work in this blog is ver important.

Miguel. Spain.

Unknown said...

The UN office in Rangoon has internet.

I am Boycotting the China Olympics,
wearing red today.

People in SP know where the juanta's families live.

David Popa said...

Dear Burmans,

I want you to know that Romania is close to you in these extreme moments. We also encountered similar events in 1989 when we made our Revolution and changed from communism to democracy. Only your protests are more painful because they last for so many days and a positive resolution is still far away. Our thoughts and prayers are with you in these days.

I also wrote to our president and prime-minister and asked them to give a declaration on tv against the military junta in Burma, but I didn't receive any answer yet.

David, Romania

Andy Carvin said...

Have you tried asking your contacts to send you pictures as MMS messages over their phones, or have mobile phone services been cut as well?

High Power Rocketry said...

Are cellphones still up? Maybe images and even videos can be sent that way.

Moui.Net said...

I seem to me that your country is copying the incident in Thai history in the past (Oct 14, 1973).

And the Thai government is following the Burmese Junta by having the Thai Junta....

Sad joke.

I wish both of our nations would get the true democracy someday soon.

Unknown said...

A great flickr stream with a lot of great pictures some as recent as sept 27 can be found here http://flickr.com/photos/naingankyatha/ My heart goes out to this brave photographer

Kelsie said...

Burma: the thoughts and prayers of the entire world are with you in this darkest hour.

Unknown said...

Free Burma!

I've been watching the events since the very beginning. Unfortunately I can't do anything beside worrying and writing supportive words occasionally on the internet. I feel so sad about the Burmese people...

I saw you on CNN yesterday, Ko Htike. I don't ask anything about where all the informations are coming from. Please just upload them as fast as you can! Thank you and be God with you all!

Balázs from Hungary

Sirknight said...

The U.S. can march into Iraq over a dictator, but we sit back and watch this happen to people who want to be free.
Come on Bush, help these people. You are the one that claims all people should have the right to be free.

Anonymous said...

Thank you for your dedication. There are many in the world that support you and your country.

Namaste
Amy.
Boston, MA USA

Jeanne du Nord said...

We are behind you. I will ask my friends to send messages and request that friends of those friends send messages. With numbers there is power. Where there is a will there is a peaceful way.
Jeanne du Nord

LDahl said...

A Petition has been started here:
http://www.avaaz.org/en/index.php
To sign it is such a small thing to do, but who knows how it might help.
Let them know that this isn't 1988...and the world is watching this time.

Henry said...

I'm strongly support all of you to fight for the freedom. And, the Burma's military leaders should be responsible to "massacre". They should apology to the public and the world .

Also, I would like to get the photo and image about the violence.Can anyone send the latest photo to me ? My email address in odninfo@oriental.com.hk

Newsjunky said...

Keep up the free flow of information.

Pelicanhead said...

I am sorry for these people who are trying to peacefully work towards good. There is no excuse for the way they are being mistreated and killed.

Congratulations on getting your message out to the world, you are being heard. Be safe.

ADamiani said...

Your courage is an inspiration to us all. May God be with you in your struggle.

Unknown said...

Thanks Ko Htike,
I wander where are you now, are you OK?
We all are praying.
May 3 Gems with you.

Kalesh Kumar said...

Dear Brother,

As an Indian, I pledge my support to you. I am worried about the news coming out of your country that innocent people are being crushed to death by Junta..

I pray for the success of the revolution against the Junta.

Kalesh from India

Unknown said...

Yeah, you should try to send pictures or videos to the web using mobile phones, if it is possible.

David, Romania! I am hungarian, and I clearly remember your brave revolution, the terrible massacre in Temesvar (Timisoara), and execution of Ceausescu. We were all watching that on the television, and I remember the people gathered medicines, and gave blood to send to Romania. I hope, some day Burma will be free, as now Romania is.

Christiane, Montréal said...

I read an article today in one of our french paper which tells us about the work you are doing from where you are Mr. Ko Htike. For many years now, I have been anxious about what was going on for Mrs. Suu Kyi, and now about people of Burma. I wrote mails to Burma embassies yesterday in different countries, since internet links were stopped between the rest of the world and Burma. I wanted them to know how much I was outraged about their actions against their people, as a journalist and a mother of four kids. I also wrote a mail to the Japan embassy in Canada to ask them what they would need to stop supporting the Burma dictature : ten journalists killed, one hundred ? I told all of them they should be ashamed about their actions. That is nothing in comparison of what you are doing but I am keeping telling your story at work and in my family. Be strong ; we will support you.

Adrian Windisch said...

They have tried to supress news coming out, which is in itself a very bad sign. Amazing to see Buddist Monks so involved in direct action, there image is one of peace. Ive walked with some Buddist peace marchers in the UK and they were polite, determined and great to be around. I think the world will see them in a different light now. Look out China.

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