Soy Focvs
Y la Mverte no es vna Metáfora

Yo siempre cuando me refería a alguien tranquilo decía: “tranquilo como monje budista”… decía.. bien digo. Bsss. a la revista equinoXio que me tuvo como una de sus reporteadas en el balcón de Lully.
Nos vemos.

“Si dicen que el vivo goza mientras en tonto lo permite”

Indignante y vergonzoso el nulo cubrimiento de los medios tradicionales colombianos de esta noticia. Nadie les pide que manden un corresponsal a Rangún o a Bangkok, pero sí que vayan más allá del cable de EFE o de AP.

o-lu, tengo entendido que los monjes budistas formaron parte del movimiento independentista antibritánico.

Daniel, si no es así, y estoy de acuerdo contigo en que no es culpa ni de Fidel ni de Chávez, ¿por qué no se han pronunciado? ¿No es Chávez el “nuevo líder regional”?

Myanmar’s “Saffron Revolution”, like the Ukraine “Orange Revolution” or the Georgia “Rose Revolution” and the various color revolutions instigated in recent years against strategic states surrounding Russia, is a well-orchestrated exercise in Washington-run regime change, down to the details of “hit-and-run” protests with “swarming” mobs of monks in saffron, Internet blogs, mobile SMS links between protest groups, well-organized protest cells which disperse and re-form. CNN made the blunder during a September broadcast of mentioning the active presence of the NED behind the protests in Myanmar.

In fact the US State Department admits to supporting the activities of the NED in Myanmar. The NED is a US government-funded “private” entity whose activities are designed to support US foreign policy objectives, doing today what the CIA did during the Cold War. As well, the NED funds Soros’ Open Society Institute in fostering regime change in Myanmar. In an October 30, 2003 press release the State Department admitted, “The United States also supports organizations such as the National Endowment for Democracy, the Open Society Institute and Internews, working inside and outside the region on a broad range of democracy promotion activities.” It all sounds very self-effacing and noble of the State Department. Is it though?
In fact the US State Department admits to supporting the activities of the NED in Myanmar. The NED is a US government-funded “private” entity whose activities are designed to support US foreign policy objectives, doing today what the CIA did during the Cold War. As well, the NED funds Soros’ Open Society Institute in fostering regime change in Myanmar. In an October 30, 2003 press release the State Department admitted, “The United States also supports organizations such as the National Endowment for Democracy, the Open Society Institute and Internews, working inside and outside the region on a broad range of democracy promotion activities.” It all sounds very self-effacing and noble of the State Department. Is it though?
Source:
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Southeast_Asia/IJ17Ae01.html