Targeting the KIA and allied resistance groups, military forces carried out airstrikes and fired shells from boats on the river, displacing and killing civilians living along the bank
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Daily anti-coup revolutionary domestic strike by pro-democracy CDMer teachers from Sagaing University of Education as 934th day.
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MYANMAR: Not a Civil War, but a Total National Revolution for Freedom and Federal Democracy
Myanmar is currently at a historic juncture—a total national uprising and revolution against a genocidal military dictatorship. It is crucial to dispel the misconception that this crisis should be labeled as a civil war. Rather, it is an unwavering fight for freedom and the establishment of an inclusive federal democracy by removing the genocidal military junta. The people of Myanmar, irrespective of their race, religion, culture, language, gender, background, or ethnicity, are united in their fight for a brighter future—a future where darkness is replaced by light, tyranny by freedom, violence by peace, and poverty by prosperity.
The crisis in Myanmar embodies the collective struggle of a nation yearning for freedom from the oppressive military's reign of terror against the people of Myanmar. The military junta has consistently suppressed democratic principles, trampled on human rights, and committed genocidal acts against minority communities. The ongoing uprising is an unequivocal and resolute struggle for a complete change of systems, not just a change of government or political party. This national revolution demands the implementation of federal democratic governmental systems that are for the people and by the people. The federal democratic political systems must be fully accountable, transparent, and representative of the will of the people. The ultimate aspiration of this total revolution is to establish an inclusive federal democracy that respects the rights and aspirations of all Myanmar people regardless of their background.
Despite facing immense adversity, the people of Myanmar remain unwavering and determined in their pursuit of a better future. The resistance movement exemplifies the strength and unity of the nation, as diverse groups join forces to voice their opposition to the genocidal military dictatorship. This revolution has become a beacon of hope, inspiring millions to envision a Myanmar where justice prevails and human rights are not just respected but protected by laws and constitutions grounded in federal democratic principles and values.
The current crisis has shed light on the oppressive nature of the genocidal military junta, which has cast Myanmar into darkness. Nevertheless, the people's uprising represents an indomitable force that aims to replace this darkness with light. Through their collective efforts, the people of Myanmar are tirelessly working towards a new Myanmar—a bright future where justice, equality, and respect for human dignity prevail.
The pursuit of justice and rebuilding forms a crucial aspect of this revolution. The fight for freedom in Myanmar is not driven by a desire for revenge but by an unwavering struggle for justice. The genocidal military junta must be held accountable for the atrocities and crimes against humanity they have committed, including ethnic cleansing and human rights abuses. By establishing an inclusive federal democracy, Myanmar can embark on a path of healing, reconciliation, and rebuilding. This path ensures that past injustices are rectified, and a society based on fairness and equality is meticulously constructed.
The unwavering spirit of the Myanmar people cannot be underestimated. Their resilience and courage in the face of brutal repression speak volumes about their indomitable will. They firmly believe that victory can only be achieved through the removal of the genocidal military junta and the establishment of an inclusive federal democracy. The struggle for freedom is a testament to their unwavering determination to realize their vision for a new Myanmar.
In conclusion, the crisis in Myanmar represents a total national revolution against a genocidal military dictatorship. It is a fight for freedom, justice, and the establishment of an inclusive federal democracy. The people of Myanmar, regardless of their differences, are united in their pursuit of a brighter future—a future where darkness is replaced by light, tyranny by freedom, and poverty by prosperity. The ongoing struggle exemplifies the unwavering spirit of the Myanmar people, who are firmly committed to creating a future that upholds the principles of justice, inclusivity, and respect for all. The victory belongs to the people of Myanmar, and the future of Myanmar is one of peace, prosperity, freedom, and inclusive federal democracy.
May God bless Myanmar!
Dr. Sasa
The beer you drink in Myanmar can be a bullet or a bomb 💣 to drop for the military to kill women and children in different parts of the country. If you drink those beers, it is as if you are drinking the blood of fellow citizens. @JusticeMyanmar
The death toll from #Myanmar military's bombing of a civilian gathering is now up to 171, including 40 under 18. ASEAN "strongly condemns", US offers hopes and prayers; no one does anything. We must stop the import of jetful. I explore how we could start.
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@TIME this is insane to portrait a genocide , war crimes , and crimes against humanity criminal as influential people of the year. Just a joke !! https://t.co/qbyrYOiLnk
🚨#Myanmar junta’s airstrikes on #PaZiGyi village of #Sagaing Region now reported to have massacred at least 165 civilians.
How many more people will the junta need to murder until the int’l community, including #UNSC & #ASEAN, takes concrete action? https://t.co/lB0UKIPNV7
When I saw this, I literally wanted to throw out. Now I feel a shamed of being one of the TIMES100, being on the same team with this world crimes junta leader is disgrace and disgusting! @TIME
You've got this wrong @time:
"viselike grip over the nation".
Myanmar's people hate him and have taken up arms against him.
Min Aung Hlaing can't even safely walk along the streets of Yangon or Mandalay.
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Daily anti-coup revolutionary domestic strike by pro-democracy CDMer teachers from Sagaing University of Education as 764th day.
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My message to clear! Myanmar people, stand for unity, freedom, justice and civilian rule.
But the junta represents death, crimes against humanity and war crimes. The choice then is as stark as it is clear: freedom or terror; justice or impunity; democracy or dictatorship.
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2 years of resistance to military rule in Myanmar - we continue to support the people's struggle for democracy, federalism and justice. #whatshappeninginmyanmar
“The longer the ceasefire [in Rakhine] holds, the more likely the junta will divert troops from Rakhine to neighboring Chin State and Magwe and Sagaing regions, where it’s targeting both civilians & armed resistance groups in a fierce struggle for control. https://t.co/JHTvDUsmeU
“But the generals will fail. #Myanmar has traveled too far down the road to freedom. Millions of determined young people who have grown up tasting democracy and have access to the internet won’t accept being dragged back to the dark days”.
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