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MYANMAR (formerly Burma) - Operation Blessing is still on the ground offering relief aid to those in need. Our program, Orphan's Promise, is partnering with a local resident to bring much needed supplies to the orphanages and those orphaned by the storm. This is his story. HOW YOU CAN HELP: Be a part of OBI's ongoing disaster relief efforts that are helping to bring food, water, and medical aid to Myanmar's cyclone victims by making an online donation today. Website: http://www.ob.org Blog updates: http://myowneyes.org Author: operationblessing Keywords: blessing build burma cyclone disaster flood myanmar nargis operation orphan orphan's promise rangoon relief water yangon Added: July 14, 2008

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Author: scmp888 Added: Sun, 08 Jun 2008 16:32:09 -0800 Duration: 160Two DVDs bought in Yangon show amateur footage of the aftermath of one of the world s worst natural disasters. Hurrican Nargis destroyed homes and claimed the lives of more than 100,000. Warning: some images are disturbing.

Two DVDs bought in Yangon show amateur footage of the aftermath of one of the world's worst natural disasters. Hurrican Nargis destroyed homes and claimed the lives of more than 100,000. Warning: some images are disturbing.

qUESTION FOR ALL YOU liars THAT are SUPPOSEDly ELECTED by WE THE PEOPLE! Author: DOUGLASBICKFORD99 Keywords: ELECTIONS DOUGLAS BICKFORD TRUTH TV 2008 NARGIS CYCLONE CHINA EARTHQUAKE 50000 DEAD YANGON commentary analysis po Added: May 19, 2008

Thousands flee China quake area over flood fears By KEN TEH, Associated Press Writer 1 hour, 12 minutes ago BEICHUAN, China - Thousands of Chinese earthquake victims fled areas near the epicenter Saturday, fearful of floods from rivers blocked by landslides rattled loose in this week's powerful temblor. ADVERTISEMENT Soldiers carried older people out of Beichuan town — one of the areas hit hardest by the magnitude 7.9 quake Monday — while survivors cradled babies on a road jammed with vehicles and people. A policeman told The Associated Press that rescue officials were worried that water from a choked river would inundate the town. "The river was jammed up by a landslide, now that may burst. That is what we are worried about," the policeman said as he hurried by, not giving his name. "I'm very scared. I heard that the water will be crashing down here," said Liang Xiao, one of the people fleeing. "If that happens, there will be over 10 yards of water over our heads." The official Xinhua News Agency said earlier that a lake in Beichuan county "may burst its bank at any time," but did not give details on why the water was rising. Residents left homes for higher ground, but 46 seriously injured were still at risk, the agency said. Farther north, a mountain sheared off by the quake cut the Qingzhu River and smothered three villages in a valley near Qingchuan town. No traces remained of the villages, swallowed up by a huge mound of earth behind which the cut-off river's waters were backing up. Xinhua said more than 2,000 people were being evacuated near Qingchuan. Meanwhile, the confirmed death toll rose Saturday to 28,881, Cabinet spokesman Guo Weimin said. But more than 10,600 people remained buried in Sichuan province, Xinhua reported, and the government has previously said at least 50,000 people were believed killed in the disaster. Survivors still were being found under destroyed buildings five days after the quake. A 52-year-old man buried in the ruins for 117 hours was pulled to safety in Beichuan, Xinhua reported. Two other survivors were later found alive 120 hours after the quake elsewhere in Sichuan, the agency said. Rescuers worked through the day — using saws, drills and their hands — to free a woman pinned under a crumpled six-story apartment building in Longhua town after 124 hours in the rubble, a day after another person was pulled alive from the same place. Covered in mud and dust, 31-year-old Bian Gengfeng was taken away by medics who covered her eyes with a towel. Author: DOUGLASBICKFORD99 Keywords: CHINA EARTHQUAKE FLOODING DOUGLAS BICKFORD TRUTHTV NARGIS CYCLONE YANGON commentary analysis political commercial news Added: May 17, 2008

MYANMAR (formerly Burma) - Operation Blessing International is one of the only international NGOs on the ground, bringing relief to the victims of Cyclone Nargis. In this first-hand report, OBI staff travel deep into a remote village to deliver rice and water purification tablets.

THE GREAT SPIRIT IS GOING TO POP THE TRUTH ABOUT 911 SOON! ALL THE EVIL IN THE US GOVERNMENT IS GOING TO BE EXPOSED! Author: DOUGLASBICKFORD99 Keywords: NARGIS YANGON CHINA EARTHQUAKE 125 THOUSAND DEAD DOUGLAS BICKFORD TRUTHTV JESUS RAPTURE GREAT SPIRIT GOD ALLAH ELECTIONS Added: May 14, 2008

THE US GOVERNMENT IS AT IT AGAIN! THEY ARE USING HAARP TO WREAK HAVOC ON MYANMAR AGAIN! STORM HEADING THEIR WAY! WAKE UP WORLD THE US GOVERNMENT IS USING A WEAPON OF MASS DESTRUCTION ON THE WORLD POPULATION. THEY CAUSED NARGIS WITH IT AND THEY CAUSED THE CHINA EARTHQUAKE WITH IT! head toward cyclone-devastated Myanmar 50 minutes ago YANGON, Myanmar - Another powerful storm is headed toward Myanmar's cyclone-devastated delta and the U.N. is warning of a second wave of deaths. ADVERTISEMENT Thailand's prime minister says, however, that Myanmar officials told him they are in control of the cyclone relief operations and doesn't need foreign experts. Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej says the Myanmar junta guaranteed that there are no disease outbreaks and no starvation among the estimated 2 million survivors. Samak says Myanmar does not want any foreign aid workers because they "have their own team to cope with the situation." Samak was talking to reporters Wednesday after returning from Myanmar's main city of Yangon, where he met with his counterpart, Prime Minister Lt. Gen. Thein Sein. Author: DOUGLASBICKFORD99 Keywords: CYCLONE NARGIS YANGON EARTHQUAKE CHINA STORM HEADING TOWARD MYANMAR ELECTIO new Added: May 14, 2008

MYANMAR (formerly Burma) - Operation Blessing International is one of the only international NGOs on the ground, bringing relief to the victims of Cyclone Nargis. In this first-hand report, OBI staff travel deep into a remote village to deliver rice and water purification tablets. Author: operationblessing Keywords: Myanmar Burma Cyclone Nargis Disaster Relief Yangon Rangoon Flood Water Operation Blessing Added: May 13, 2008

MYANMAR (formerly Burma) - Operation Blessing International is one of the only international NGOs on the ground, bringing relief to the victims of Cyclone Nargis. In this first-hand report, OBI staff travel deep into a remote village to deliver rice and water purification tablets.

Al Jazeera's correspondent reports on the survivors of the Myanmar disaster and how they are rallying together to rebuild their communities. The only thing victims can do now is fend for themselves. Now, with entire communities completely destroyed by the cyclone people are seeking shelter wherever they can. One monastery in the south Myanmar is being used - even though it does not have a roof. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: al jazeera english yangon myanmar disasterm survivors rally to rebuild Added: May 11, 2008

Myanmar after junta seizes supplies 26 minutes ago YANGON, Myanmar - Myanmar's junta seized U.N. aid shipments Friday meant for a multitude of hungry and homeless survivors of last week's devastating cyclone, forcing the world body to suspend further help. ADVERTISEMENT The aid included 38 tons of high-energy biscuits and arrived in Myanmar on Friday on two flights from Bangladesh and the United Arab Emirates. "All of the food aid and equipment that we managed to get in has been confiscated," U.N. World Food Program spokesman Risley said. "For the time being, we have no choice but to end further efforts to bring critical needed food aid into Myanmar at this time," he said. At least 62,000 people are dead or missing in Myanmar, entire villages are submerged in the Irrawaddy delta and aid groups warned that the area is on the verge of a medical disaster. The U.N. has grown increasingly critical of Myanmar's military rulers' refusal to let foreign aid workers into the country while the junta appeared overwhelmed and more than 1 million homeless people waited for food, medicine and shelter. "The frustration caused by what appears to be a paperwork delay is unprecedented in modern humanitarian relief efforts," Risley said. "It's astonishing." The junta said in a statement Friday it was grateful to the international community for its assistance — which has included 11 chartered planes loaded with aid supplies — but the best way to help was just to send in material rather than personnel. Nearly a week after the storm, survivors are now having to contend with rotting corpses of people and animals as they wait for food, clean water and medicine. "Many are not buried and lie in the water. They have started rotting and the stench is beyond words," Anders Ladekarl, head of the Danish Red Cross. About 20,000 body bags were being sent so volunteers from the Myanmar chapter of the Red Cross can start collecting bodies, he said. The U.N. was putting together an urgent appeal to fund aid efforts over the next six months. Spokeswoman Elisabeth Byrs told reporters that the exact amount of the appeal would be specified later Friday. The International Organization for Migration says it is asking for $8 million as part of the appeal. The U.N. refugee agency says it needs $6 million to fund the immediate shelter and household needs of 250,000 people. Author: DOUGLASBICKFORD99 Keywords: ELECTIONS 2008 NARGIS YANGON MYANMAR AID UN DOUGLAS BICKFORD documentary commentary analysis political commercial news Added: May 9, 2008

Throughout the week, the death toll in Myanmar has steadily risen. A cyclone that hit the country last Saturday is now feared to have killed more than 100,000 people. An estimated one million people have been made homeless. Myanmar's military government has blocked access for several relief groups and governmental agencies that want to help with recovery efforts. But one of the few that's been allowed in, is headquartered in the Northwest. Federal Way based World Vision has nearly 600 aid workers on the ground in Myanmar. KUOW's Derek Wang spoke with World Vision's Laura Blank to get an update. Blank is working at the organization's distribution center in Bangkok, helping to organize relief efforts.

THIS FUCKING BITCH KNOWS THE TRUTH ABOUT 911 AND THIS CYCLONE! Author: DOUGLASBICKFORD99 Keywords: CYCLONE YANGON NARGIS MYANMAR ELECTIONS 2008 MCCAIN CLINTON OBAMA DOUGLAS BICKFORD TRUTHTV Added: May 6, 2008

THIS FUCKING BITCH KNOWS HER FUCKED UP HUSBAND CAUSED CYCLONE Author: DOUGLASBICKFORD99 Keywords: CYCLONE NARGIS YANGON ASIA MYANMAR DOUGLAS BICKFORD TRUTHTVELECTIONS 2008 MCCAIN CLINTON OBAMA TRUTHTV Added: May 6, 2008

10 minutes ago YANGON, Myanmar - The cyclone death toll soared above 22,000 on Tuesday and more than 41,000 others were missing as the international community prepared to rush in aid after the country's deadliest storm on record, state radio reported. ADVERTISEMENT Up to 1 million people may be homeless after Cyclone Nargis hit the Southeast Asian nation, also known as Burma, early Saturday. Some villages have been almost totally eradicated and vast rice-growing areas are wiped out, the World Food Program said. Images from state television showed large trees and electricity poles sprawled across roads and roofless houses ringed by large sheets of water in the Irrawaddy River delta region, which is regarded as Myanmar's rice bowl. "From the reports we are getting, entire villages have been flattened and the final death toll may be huge," Mac Pieczowski, who heads the International Organization for Migration office in Yangon, said in a statement. Myanmar's military regime has signaled it will welcome aid supplies for victims of a devastating cyclone, the U.N. said Tuesday, clearing the way for a major relief operation from international organizations. But U.N. workers were still awaiting their visas to enter the country, said Elisabeth Byrs of the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. "The government has shown a certain openness so far," Byrs said. "We hope that we will get the visas as soon as possible, in the coming hours. I think the authorities have understood the seriousness of the situation and that they will act accordingly." The appeal for outside assistance was unusual for Myanmar's ruling generals, who have long been suspicious of international organizations and closely controlled their activities. Several agencies, including the International Red Cross and Doctors Without Borders, have limited their presence as a consequence. Allowing any major influx of foreigners could carry risks for the military, injecting unwanted outside influence and giving the aid givers rather than the junta credit for a recovery. However, keeping out international aid would focus blame squarely on the military should it fail to restore peoples' livelihoods. Some aid agencies reported their assessment teams had reached some areas of the largely isolated region but said getting in supplies and large numbers of aid workers would be difficult. Shari Villarosa, the top American diplomat in Yangon, told NBC's "Today" show that the cyclone had knocked huge trees in the country's largest city. "And it blew down a significant portion of them, some of these are 6, 8, 10 stories tall — huge trees, 6 feet, 5 feet in diameter. So they came down on roofs," she said. The cyclone came only a week ahead of a key referendum on a constitution that Myanmar's military leaders hoped would go smoothly in its favor, despite opposition from the country's feisty pro-democracy movement. However, the disaster could stir the already tense political situation. Author: DOUGLASBICKFORD99 Keywords: CYCLONE MYANMAR NARGIS YANGON 22000 DEAD 41 MISSING DOUGLAS BICKFORD TRUTHTV documentary political commercial commenta Added: May 6, 2008

THE US GOVERNMENT USED HAARP TO CAUSE THIS CYCLONE! E-Systems is one of the biggest intelligence contractors in the world -- doing work for the CIA, defense intelligence organizations and others. $1.8 billion of their annual sales are to these organizations, with $800 million for black projects -- projects so secret that even the United States Congress isn't told how the money is being spent. E-Systems was bought out by Raytheon, which is one of the largest defense contractors in the world. In 1994 Raytheon was listed as number forty-two on the Fortune 500 list of companies. Raytheon has thousands of patents, some of which will be valuable in the HAARP project. The twelve patents below are the backbone of the HAARP project, and are now buried among the thousands of others held in the name of Raytheon. Bernard J. Eastlund's U.S. Patent # 4,686,605, "Method and Apparatus for Altering a Region in the Earth's Atmosphere, Ionosphere; and/or Magnetosphere," was sealed for a year under a government Secrecy Order. The Eastlund ionospheric heater was different; the radio frequency (RF) radiation was concentrated and focused to a point in the ionosphere. This difference throws an unprecedented amount of energy into the ionosphere. The Eastlund device would allow a concentration of one watt per cubic centimeter, compared to others only able to deliver about one millionth of one watt. This huge difference could lift and change the ionosphere in the ways necessary to create futuristic effects described in the patent. According to the patent, the work of Nikola Tesla in the early 1900's formed the basis of the research. What would this technology be worth to ARCO, the owner of the patents? They could make enormous profits by beaming electrical power from a powerhouse in the gas fields to the consumer without wires. For a time, HAARP researchers could not prove that this was one of the intended uses for HAARP. In April, 1995, however, Begich found other patents, connected with a "key personnel" list for APTI. Some of these new APTI patents were indeed a wireless system for sending electrical power. Eastlund's patent said the technology can confuse or completely disrupt airplanes' and missiles' sophisticated guidance systems. Further, this ability to spray large areas of Earth with electromagnetic waves of varying frequencies, and to control changes in those waves, makes it possible to knock out communications on land or sea as well as in the air. Author: DOUGLASBICKFORD99 Keywords: myanmar cyclone nargis yangon irrawady Added: May 4, 2008

Al Jazeera's Lucy Keating reports on the powerful cyclone that has slammed into Myanmar, killing several people and causing widespread damage. Winds of up to 190-kilometres per hour have flattened buildings and power lines. State media have confirmed four deaths so far in the country's biggest city, Yangon. However the worst hit area has been the Irrawady Delta - reports from the villages there say half of the buildings have been damaged or destroyed. The Government has named five regions as disaster zones - including Yangon and the Irrawady Delta. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: lucy keating al jazeera english myanmar cyclone nargis yangon irrawady delta Added: May 4, 2008

Golden Pagodas of BurmaPagodes d or Circuit Nouvelles Frontieres BIRCI02 Decembre 1995 Myanmar, Burma, Bangkok, Yangon, Shewedagon, Bouddha couche, Mandalay, Palais royal, Lac Inle, Thazi, Began, Pagan, Pyay, Pegu, Yangon, Bangkok

Author: kuosumo Added: Sun, 02 Mar 2008 10:16:18 -0800 Duration: 16View of Yangon, Burma from the roof top of the White House Hotel

The most important pagado, arguably in SE Asia, although Golden Rock is up there too. We were fortunate to visit on a rainy night, but it was amazing even in the rain. Maybe even more amazing. http://www.GregWalters.blogspot.com

This is a collection of imagery taken of Buddhists, Buddhas monks, shrines, and pagodas. I was very impressed with the religion, people, art and architecture I saw in Myanmar, which I visited in January 2008. Author: BooyahStan Keywords: Stan, Pengelly, videography, Burma, Myanmar, Yangon, Bagan, Inle Lake, Ngapoli Beach Added: February 7, 2008

Author: zzzeroX Added: Fri, 16 Nov 2007 19:13:05 -0800 Duration: 586Bizarre surrealist thriller. A room attendant in a hotel in Rangoon, Myanmar (Burma) is chased through a wormhole by an invisible entity. This concept was intended to be a not-so-subtle parable of the "invisible hand" of totalitarian dictatorship in partnership with the foreign profiteers helping to keep this nightmare in place. Creepy soundtrack by Mujaji - http://www.mujaji.tv

Former Burmese Buddhist nun and anthropologist Ingrid Jordt takes us inside the spiritual culture of Burma, exploring the meaning of monks taking to the streets there in September, the way in which religion and military rule are intertwined, and how Buddhism remains a force in and beyond the current crisis.

For this extended special news programme, Al Jazeera's Tony Birtley went undercover in Myanmar to report exclusively on the people's protests and resulting bloody crackdown by Myanmar's military government, talking to the protesters, filming the bloody crackdown and gauging the mood of the nation Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Myanmar Al Jazeera Burma Yangon Rangoon monks protest crackdown Tony Birtley Added: October 11, 2007

For this extended special news programme, Al Jazeera's Tony Birtley went undercover in Myanmar to report exclusively on the people's protests and resulting bloody crackdown by Myanmar's military government, talking to the protesters, filming the bloody crackdown and gauging the mood of the nation Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Al Jazeera Burma Myanmar Tony Birtley undercover monks protests Yangon Rangoon Added: October 11, 2007

For this extended special news programme, Al Jazeera's Tony Birtley went undercover in Myanmar to report exclusively on the people's protests and resulting bloody crackdown by Myanmar's military government, talking to the protesters, filming the bloody crackdown and gauging the mood of the nation. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Inside Myanmar The Crackdown Al Jazeera Burma Yangon crackdown protests army Tony Birtley Added: October 10, 2007

Al Jazeera's special correspondent provides exclusive footage of the situation in Myanmar's largest city Yangon - after days of intense clashes. Calm appears to prevail as shop venders and the local cinema resume business as usual as security remains tight. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Al Jazeera Exclusive Myanmar Yangon Aljazeera Added: October 1, 2007