Journal-ING People at Stake

Apparently, we’re all well-informed by the news that happened to Burmese people in Rangoon, Myanmar. It was told that nearly thousands were dead during this vast demonstration. It’s obvious that people are protesting against the recessing economy and the notorious warlord who has been their sovereign for several years without a public voting. And you can see that most protesters marching on the streets are monks, it was because Burmese only have faith in them. “When every time they speak up, people listen.” said one dissident citizen. Regarding on this issue, the Burmese government send more and more troops to suppress those dissidents instead of an offer of a truce even peace talks. Also, it was reported that the authority tried to cut off the contacts from domestic area to outside their country for stopping the international press from wild-spreading the scandal or rumor. Burmese are at stake, and we globe villagers are still unwakened. But, to be blunt, what could we do in order to help them get out of the hell like that? And you might say that let’s let the UN to handle it? Well, in fact, the government itself has already reputed and refused to the intervention of the UN for reason that they were only outsiders.

In such situation, people might stand up and start to do something good to the society rather than to sit and wait. But what if it’s an unreachable distance in which the Burmese are suffering through a national crisis?