Peaceful Protest outside Myanmar Embassy

Manager433 SG

Shocked

At least 200 people including singaporeans and foreigners!

MrFugue SG

harlo brother Manager433, im first in your thread

Remember me? Im Manager434....
Twisted Evil

Pitot SG

i saw on news there was a poster outside which read

let us have the right to a peaceful protest or something along the lines of it.

i couldnt believe my eyes. this is Singapore! Laughing

LazerLordz SG

Hmm..source?

LazerLordz SG

It was on the news?

The Govt must have found a good opportunity to market SG as a liberal place, good for foreigners. Mad

dragg SG

from the news on tv.

LazerLordz SG

Strange..CNA and Asiaone aren't talking about it.

Manager433 SG

Ch8 news. I salute the people and monks of Myanmar.

LazerLordz SG

Definitely!

Manager433 SG

Where is Myanmar embassy?

LazerLordz SG

12 St. Martin's Drive. Near Tanglin Shopping Center.

ditzy SG

So how many riot trucks are there? Laughing Can't be any lesser than 400 of those things.

Pitot SG

amazingly, i didnt see any cops on tv. but its all a matter of cameraman's perspective. Laughing

Manager433 SG

And our local Mata stopping them from wearing the tee shirt Evil or Very Mad

ditzy SG

I wonder if my colleague is among them, so I don't expect to see him at work tomorrow har. Laughing

LazerLordz SG

Our government is not any smarter. Really one-track minded.

They do not see the net benefit that we can gain by allowing the world to see that we are opening up.

Idiots. And I didn't vote them in either. Mad

vIn.Warrior SG

Anyway. they cant help much even if they're allowed to have road marches in Spore.

their own folks back in Myanmar protest here and then, in the end the military gvt still yaya ppaya.

LazerLordz SG

it's a symbol of solidarity..

january SG

Fresh water and electricity are luxury items for many in Myanmar.

'We have to queue for about an hour to fetch two pails of drinking water from the lake,' resident Ko Myint Oo said.

'It's desperate,' Dr Sean Turnell, co-author of Burma Economic Watch, noted. 'Middle-class Burmese are selling their possessions to survive. People can't go to work because they can't afford the bus fares

angel7030 SG

Last weekend, i saw many mynamars men gathering at Funnan centre there having merry party on road side and shpping centres with their Philipine gals frens. Why their country in such chaos, they still go partying, guess they give up on their country liao, so instead of protest down the govt, they shouted "we love philipine gals"!!!