[arista]

Including Children, sadly.


[At least 106 people have been killed
across Myanmar after security forces
opened fire on protesters,
according to local media reports.
The deadly tally is said to include 13 in the
country's second-biggest city, Mandalay,
nine in the nearby region of Sagaing
and seven in the commercial capital Yangon.
A five-year-old is reported to be
among those killed.

The shootings came as people took
to the streets again to protest against
the 1 February coup, in defiance of a warning
that they could be shot "in the head and back",
as the junta celebrated Armed Forces Day.]



[Monitors have cautioned this only
includes verified cases,
with the actual number of casualties "likely much higher".

In a statement, the USA ambassador
to Myanmar Thomas Vajda said: "On Myanmar's
Armed Forced Day, security forces are
murdering unarmed civilians,
including children, the very people
they swore to protect.
"This bloodshed is horrifying.
These are not the actions of
a professional military or police force."

Britain's Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab
said the killings mark "a new low".]




Its just getting worse every day.


https://news.sky.com/story/myanmar-a...ports-12258013

[Ammi]

...’the deadliest day’...it’s a massacre..?..it’s horrendous beyond any words, the lives of some people is just beyond our comprehension...so, so wrong how easily and brutally human life is taken...

[arista]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...’the deadliest day’...it’s a massacre..?..it’s horrendous beyond any words, the lives of some people is just beyond our comprehension...so, so wrong how easily and brutally human life is taken...

Yes Evil leader of The Military
will just carry on

Spoiler:

[Cherie]

Unimaginable.

[arista]

[Ammi]

The reported killing at least 114 unarmed civilians - including a five-year-old boy and a 13-year-old girl - by Myanmar's security forces in the single deadliest day since the military coup has drawn strong condemnation from around the world.

The shootings came as people took to the streets again on Saturday to protest against the military takeover, in defiance of a warning that they could be shot "in the head and back", as the junta celebrated Armed Forces Day.

Demonstrators had referred to the public holiday by its original name, Resistance Day, to mark the beginning of a revolt against Japanese occupation in the Second World War.

[bitontheslide]

the country is a genuine **** hole, people are kidding themselves if they think outside influence will achieve anything

[arista]

NewsnightHD BBC2
starts with shocking report
Activists that are back in their homes
are being hunted down, and Killed.


Now they are using Air Strikes
on homes with people, in them.


They(An American) talk of an International Community?
Pathetic United Nations has NO Power.

China and Russia back Burma.

[Cherie]

You need to update your title Sir, 500 minimum deaths now, including some children

[arista]

2 packed cars were attacked
all killed - then burnt.
35 dead.

The Military lied, saying they were terrorists.

In fact, it was Migrants with children.

Was on Gravitas WION HD.


[A high-ranking United Nation’s official says
he is “horrified” by reports that at least 35 civilians
have been killed and their bodies burned
in eastern Myanmar, demanding the
government launch a “thorough and
transparent investigation”.]

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/...zens-civilians

[arista]

Only on SkyNews

[At least 37 people were brutally killed in Myanmar
on Christmas Eve.
The government says those who died were
suspected terrorists.
But among the dead were two charity workers,
a disabled man, and at least one child.]

https://news.sky.com/video/christmas...pened-12591415

[UserSince2005]

I’ve been to burma. Quite nice country. Bagan is a must see. Wouldn’t bother going back though.

[arista]

Today

[Myanmar: Military executes four democracy activists including ex-MP]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-62287815



11:05PM tonight
Ch4HD Dispatches
Special Myanmar The Forgotten Revolution

[arista]

That Docu'
states for 50 years it has been on Under Army
control.

Civilians keep asking the UN
to intervene.



The UN has not got involved.


Videos showing Medical People
arrested then hit with Rifle
on their heads.

Showing Peaceful Protestors
being Shot dead by a Special Army team
they put that onto Live stream.

Any that tried to save the ones that were shot
were then also shot.

Around 32 were shot dead


No Mercy.



Former Peaceful Protestors
have now entered the Jungle
to join with a Militia


So they have a Civil War.
But the Army are hunting them.


And using Military Helicopters
and Warplanes firing on Villages

Stated as War Crimes.

[bitontheslide]

the atrocities will continue as no-one has the appetite to get involved

[arista]

NewsnightHD
bbc2

Last night had a report
with women activists are hunted
and online threats of Rape and Death.


The Military are posting these threats.


The BBC showed women that have
left that Military Controlled Nation,
but the online posts
get online attacks.


There is a BBC Burma dept
working outside the nation
as well.


A Young Lady said she does the posts to inform
the world.

Well I do Posts,
but loads ignore your sad nation of Burma



------------------------------



I record BBC NewsnightHD
I wish Kirsty would stop saying "Sleep Well."

I managed to watch the recording this afternoon

[arista]

From Ch4HDnews

Speaking to a UN man in NYC

He called the Military a Gang
they are using Helicopter Gun ships
Shooting Children and people.

[UserSince2005]

Did I ever tell you how I’m been to Burma?

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

Did I ever tell you how I’m been to Burma?

Seriously?

[UserSince2005]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Seriously?

yeah yangon is just magical, the huge ancient temple on the hill
and Bagan is just as special with all those temples, was great to hire a bike and just cycle around exploring for days.
Mandalay was a complete **** hole though.

[arista]

[I felt at risk every hour of
every day in Myanmar - but it was a risk worth taking
Reporting on the civil war in this country
was a dangerous and challenging exercise,
but an atmosphere of death and destruction
is the reality of daily life for Myanmar's people.]

https://news.sky.com/story/i-felt-at...aking-12923104

Stuart Ramsay is now safe and well
back in London.