me being dramatic...no make up...sayin siannara to memories of a bitch fest unleashed on my innocence...may those who dole out abuse and anger find help and be escorted off the stage of other player's scenes

Author: Lidowyte
Keywords: Lidowyte James Blunt Good bye my lover
Added: June 16, 2007

RANGOON,BURMA [Myanmar] (Reuters) -- Myanmar opposition leader and democracy campaigner Aung San Suu Kyi spent another birthday under house arrest on Tuesday, as her supporters released doves and balloons to accompany prayers for her release. To mark her 62nd birthday, around 300 supporters gathered at the dilapidated headquarters of Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy (NLD), which won an election landslide victory in 1990 only to be denied power by the military junta. The NLD reiterated its demand for the immediate and unconditional release of Suu Kyi, as well as the other 1,100 political prisoners believed to be behind bars in the former Burma. As with countless other pleas on countless other "milestones" during Suu Kyi's 17 years of on-off detention, it is certain to fall on deaf ears. Plain-clothes security police, their long-lens cameras clicking away, kept close watch over the NLD ceremony from across the road. A dozen trucks filled with members of the Union Solidarity and Development Association -- the official name of the junta's political wing -- sat nearby. In Manila, 20 people protested outside the Myanmar embassy, and there were similar scenes in New Delhi on Monday evening. However, there were no demonstrations in Thailand, the traditional center of the Myanmar dissident movement, for fear of repercussions from the military regime now in charge in Bangkok. In the United States, first lady Laura Bush published an essay in the Wall Street Journal urging support for Suu Kyi and her followers. She described plans to meet with the U.N. Special Envoy for Burma, Ibrahim Gambari, to discuss "how the international community can hold the generals to account." State Department spokesman Sean McCormack told a news conference the United States would work on "many, many different fronts" to keep Myanmar on the international agenda. "It requires everybody's effort and it requires concerted pressure from all parties involved," he said. Support by China, India under fire T. Kumar of Amnesty International USA said the missing ingredient in the global campaign was pressure on China and India to end their political and material support for Yangon. "We should make a pledge today that we will target these two countries to make sure they back off," he told a rally in the U.S. Capitol building attended by key lawmakers. Suu Kyi's confinement in her lakeside home in Yangon was extended for another year in May despite international pleas to the generals to end her latest detention, which began in 2003. The Nobel peace laureate has now been confined for more than 11 of the past 17 years, with her telephone line cut and no visitors allowed apart from her maid and doctor. "In our view, until their constitution is ratified, she will not be released," said Sann Aung, a Bangkok-based leader of the government-in-exile set up after the junta ignored the 1990 election results. The generals have promised a referendum on the new constitution and eventual elections but refused to set a timetable. Critics call it a sham aimed at entrenching military control over Myanmar's 54 million people. Sanctions imposed by the West have had little effect on the military, which has ruled Myanmar in various guises since 1962. Neither has the soft diplomacy employed by Myanmar's partners in the 10-member Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN), which has been embarrassed by the junta's intransigence. "Today, Burma is the black sheep of ASEAN," Thailand's Nation newspaper said in an editorial. "As long as Aung San Suu Kyi remains incarcerated, ASEAN's reputation and the group's international standing will be tarnished."

Author: winaung123
Keywords: Myanmar Burma Aung san suu kyi The Nobel peace laureate Rangon Rangoon
Added: June 17, 2007

RANGOON, BURMA [Myanmar] (Reuters) -- Myanmar opposition leader and democracy campaigner Aung San Suu Kyi spent another birthday under house arrest on Tuesday, as her supporters released doves and balloons to accompany prayers for her release. To mark her 62nd birthday, around 300 supporters gathered at the dilapidated headquarters of Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy (NLD), which won an election landslide victory in 1990 only to be denied power by the military junta. The NLD reiterated its demand for the immediate and unconditional release of Suu Kyi, as well as the other 1,100 political prisoners believed to be behind bars in the former Burma. As with countless other pleas on countless other "milestones" during Suu Kyi's 17 years of on-off detention, it is certain to fall on deaf ears. Plain-clothes security police, their long-lens cameras clicking away, kept close watch over the NLD ceremony from across the road. A dozen trucks filled with members of the Union Solidarity and Development Association -- the official name of the junta's political wing -- sat nearby. In Manila, 20 people protested outside the Myanmar embassy, and there were similar scenes in New Delhi on Monday evening. However, there were no demonstrations in Thailand, the traditional center of the Myanmar dissident movement, for fear of repercussions from the military regime now in charge in Bangkok. In the United States, first lady Laura Bush published an essay in the Wall Street Journal urging support for Suu Kyi and her followers. She described plans to meet with the U.N. Special Envoy for Burma, Ibrahim Gambari, to discuss "how the international community can hold the generals to account." State Department spokesman Sean McCormack told a news conference the United States would work on "many, many different fronts" to keep Myanmar on the international agenda. "It requires everybody's effort and it requires concerted pressure from all parties involved," he said. Support by China, India under fire T. Kumar of Amnesty International USA said the missing ingredient in the global campaign was pressure on China and India to end their political and material support for Yangon. "We should make a pledge today that we will target these two countries to make sure they back off," he told a rally in the U.S. Capitol building attended by key lawmakers. Suu Kyi's confinement in her lakeside home in Yangon was extended for another year in May despite international pleas to the generals to end her latest detention, which began in 2003. The Nobel peace laureate has now been confined for more than 11 of the past 17 years, with her telephone line cut and no visitors allowed apart from her maid and doctor. "In our view, until their constitution is ratified, she will not be released," said Sann Aung, a Bangkok-based leader of the government-in-exile set up after the junta ignored the 1990 election results. The generals have promised a referendum on the new constitution and eventual elections but refused to set a timetable. Critics call it a sham aimed at entrenching military control over Myanmar's 54 million people. Sanctions imposed by the West have had little effect on the military, which has ruled Myanmar in various guises since 1962. Neither has the soft diplomacy employed by Myanmar's partners in the 10-member Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN), which has been embarrassed by the junta's intransigence. "Today, Burma is the black sheep of ASEAN," Thailand's Nation newspaper said in an editorial. "As long as Aung San Suu Kyi remains incarcerated, ASEAN's reputation and the group's international standing will be tarnished."

Author: winaung123
Keywords: Myanmar Burma Aung san suu kyi Rangon Rangoon The Nobel peace laureate
Added: June 17, 2007

VIDEO OF "BAD TREATMENT" TAKEN IN "CENTRAL POLICE STATION" IN GREECE CAPITAL, ATHENS, DROPPED ON COUNTRY'S AGENDA POLICE, FORCES TWO MEN(ALBANIAN) UNDER HOUSE ARREST TO BEAT EACH OTHER --------- WE EXPECT GREEK POLICE TO DO THE SAME TO A USA CITIZEN - IF THEY HAVE THAT BALLS (SHAME ON YOU GREEK POLICE + GREEK POLITICIANS + KOSTAS KARAMANLIS) --------- ALSO THOSE WHO HAVE CONCERN ON HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN GREECE/EUROPEAN UNION, COULD CHECK BELOW: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQAeCEQLpWg

Author: fsstgr
Keywords: RASIST CRUEL HEARTLESS ACTION BY GREEK HELLAS ELLAS ELLADA GREECE EUROPEAN UNION POLICE - ALL EXPECTED FROM GREEKPOLICE
Added: June 18, 2007

"Ch-Check It Out" All you trekkies and tv addicts Don't mean to diss Don't mean to bring static All you klingons in the fucking house Grab your backstreet friend and get loud Blowin' doors off hinges I'll grab you with the pinchers And no i didn't retire I'll snatch you up With the needle nose pliers Like mutual of omaha Got the ill boat You've never seen before Gliding in the glades And like lorne greene You know i get paid Like caprese and with the basil Not goofy like darren or hazel I'm a mother fucking nick at night with Classics rerunning that you know all right Now remain calm no alarm Cause my farm ain't fat So what's up with that I've got friends and family that i respect When i think i'm too good They put me in check So believe when i say i'm no better than you Except when i rap So i guess it ain't true Like that y'all and you just don't stop Guaranteed to make your body rock Check-ch-check-check-check-ch-check it out What-wha-what-what-what's it all about Work-wa-work-work-work-wa-work it out Let's turn this motherfuckin' party out Said, "doc what's the condition I'm a man that's on a mission" Said, "son, you'd better listen Stuck in your ass Is an electrician" Like a scientist Mmmm when i'm applying this Method of controlling my mind Like einstein and the rappin' duke combined Hey baby bubba now what the deal I didn't know you go for that mass appeal Some call it salugi Some hot potato I stole your mic and you won't see it later Cause i work magic like a magician I add up like a mathematician I'm a bank cashier Engineer I wear cotton but i don't wear sheer Shazam and abracadabra In the whip i'm gonna cruise past ya Yo money, don't chump yourself Put that shit back on the shelf Light rays blazin' You're out of phase And my crews amazin' We're working on the record yo So stay patient Check-ch-check-check-check-ch-check it out What-wha-what-what-what's it all about Work-wa-work-work-work-wa-work it out Let's turn this motherfuckin' party out Now, i go by the name of the king adrock I don't wear a cup nor a jock I bring the shit that's beyond bizarre Like miss piggy Who moi I am the one with the clientele. You say, "adrock, you rock so well" I've got class like pink champale Mca grab the mic before the mic goes stale Don't test me They can't arrest me I'll fake right cross-over and shoot lefty You look upset, yo calm down You look cable guy dunked off of your crown I flow like smoke out a chimney You never been me You wanna rap but what you're making ain't hip hop b Get your clothes right out the dryer Put armor all up on your tire Sport that fresh attire Tonight we goin' out set the town on fire Set the town ablaze Gonna stun and amaze Ready to throw a craze Make your granny shake her head And say, "those were the days" Check-ch-check-check-check-ch-check it out What-wha-what-what-what's it all about Work-wa-work-work-work-wa-work it out Let's turn this motherfuckin' party out

Author: floresdehielo
Keywords: BEASTIE BOYS sonar 2007 Ch-Check It Out"
Added: June 18, 2007

More J-Walking action. Who is jay walking today? On N. Oates Str here in Dothan, AL there have been a lot of problems with Jay Walkers coming from the court house parking area across the street. The powers that be put up a fence on that side of the road encouraging people to go to the intersection but we still have them. (more)

Author: mylittlelens
Keywords: JWalking Jay Walking illegal police arrest
Added: June 20, 2007