Friday, 28 September 2007

Thoughtful Thursday

Today I'm going to dedicate my post to the people struggling for their freedom in Burma - an amazing country full of beauty and love - despite the military junta's best efforts to suppress the population. Burma is also the next-door neighbour to Thailand, which used to be Siam, our ancestoral home so weez feel a litle bit of a bond...Please please take a few moments to think about how brave the people are to stand up against the regime that brutally wipes out any sign of defiance. Here are some Burmese images:

Aung San Suu Kyi - a truly amazing woman...

Shwedagon Temple...stunning...

Brave Burmese monks...

Burmese kitten

18 comments:

Karen Jo said...

My thoughts are with the Burmese people fighting against oppression. I truly hope that they are successful.

The Cat Realm said...

Thank you for doing this!!!
Her is a link of a blog who shows and reports the view pictures and stories that make it out of Burma:
http://www.ko-htike.blogspot.com/

The Furry Fighter said...

great blog link - thanks!!!

Tara said...

A land of beauty, isn't it?
Tara

LZ said...

Wow that is a beautiful place! Its so sad that people have to fight so hard. What a lovely post.

Latte

michico*Adan*Lego-小芥*阿丹*樂高 said...

I can see Burma is very beautiful place, the south Asia countries all have similar look of temples~! That is really funny~!

The Cat Realm said...

You inspired me. I posted about Burma too. I don't know if signing petitions will give any help but we have to try what we can...

Zippy, Sadie, Speedy and M'Gee said...

Burma is a beyootiful place. We saw the brave monks on the news and thought of the friends we made at the temple here...

Anonymous said...

I love to think of how brave the monks are. They are truly heros. That kitten has no doubt been influenced by her neighboring Siamese to bravery and wonderousness!

Dragonheart, Merlin, Devi, and Chloe said...

Those are wonderful photos. The people of Burma are very brave.

None said...

We are all hoping for the best for the Monks in Burma. Of course I can't ignore the beauty of that little kitten, such an adorable fur ball.

HRH Yao-Lin said...

we too have been following this story. That such oppression can still exist in today's day and age is horrific. We support the burmese fighters 110%.

Daisy said...

Those are some very beautiful and thought-provoking images.

Forty Paws said...

That is very special of you to dedicate your post to the Burmese people and their fight for freedom.

Luf, Us

MaoMao said...

Those are wunnerful photos, and the struggle fur freedom is one of the most important battles anyone can fight. Thank you for sharing!

Kittyhugs and purrs from MaoMao and the Ballicai!

Mickey's Musings said...

Lovely post.It is so sad that this country has been in turmoil for so many years.The people are very brave!

rashbre said...

Just seen your post. Co-incidentally I'd just done a Burma post too.

Boy said...

Burma wooks beautiful. I don't understand why some beans would want to force a dictatorship over others, take away fweedom and happiness fwom others.
Purrs for all those bwave beans who twy to stand out and make a diffewence.