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Aloy piloting a mech called Silent Strike. I did this joke for me.
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Aloy piloting a mech called Silent Strike. I did this joke for me.
Nu vorbim de durere, o simțim la fel.
Deliric X Silent Strike - Azi
Strike from above
Myanmar Unanimously Defies Junta With Silent Strike
Myanmar’s people collectively showed their defiance of the junta with a successful nationwide silent strike on Friday, making it clear once again that the regime would never be allowed to rule them, despite its seizure of power from the country’s democratically elected government in a Feb. 1 coup.
Roads in cities across the country, including the commercial capital Yangon, the second-biggest city Mandalay and the administrative capital Naypyitaw, were deserted as people stayed home and shut down their businesses to join the strike.
Small vendors, local wet markets and wholesale markets were no exception, having shared the call to strike by word of mouth in the preceding days.
A local resident living near Hledan junction in Yangon’s Kamayut Township said the usually busy roadsides of her neighborhood had been quiet since morning, with shops and stalls closed and people staying off the street.
Maha Aung Myay, a grocery shop owner in Mandalay’s Sein Pan ward, told The Irrawaddy that he closed his shop for the whole day to participate in the silent strike.
He said junta forces on Thursday told people not to participate in the strike and promised to provide sufficient security for those who kept their businesses open. But the people defied their announcement and joined the strike anyway.
Nearly all supermarkets, shops and restaurants in Mandalay, including the Zay Cho market—the city’s busiest—and the Mahaaungmyay gem market, were closed on Friday.
In Meiktila, where the military’s proxy Union Solidarity and Development Party has a strong presence, authorities traveling in cars instructed locals to keep their shops open and not to participate in the silent strike.
A resident said, however, that only a few shops linked to the military and ward administrators were open in the town.
Even in Mandalay Region’s military-dominated town of Pyi Oo Lwin, which is home to the army’s officer training academies, photos shared by locals showed deserted streets and markets.
In Naypyitaw, the normally bustling Thapyaygone and Myoma markets were deserted after 10 a.m.
“This time the silent strike is more successful than the previous one [on March 24], with the whole city totally deserted, and not even a passerby or deliveryman in sight,” a Yangon resident said.
Myanmar people staged a silent strike on March 24 to disprove the junta’s claim to have reasserted “normalcy” in the country after the coup. It had a big impact, with the streets of Yangon and other cities practically deserted.
Timed to coincide with Human Rights Day, which falls on Dec. 10 every year, Friday’s silent strike was intended to demonstrate the Myanmar people’s continued opposition to the junta and to send a message to the world about the regime’s ongoing human rights violations and atrocities.
In response to the strike, the junta forces seized some goods from roadside stalls left unattended in Kamayut Township, and arrested three people for clapping in Mayangone Township, Yangon, when locals broke into a round of applause at 4 p.m. to celebrate the success of the strike. A small pro-junta rally was also held in Yangon amid the silent strike.
In Bago Region’s Pyay, local media outlet Myaelatt Athan reported that regime forces kicked and destroyed the doors of closed shops. Three shop owners who were spotted by patrolling regime forces were beaten and sworn at for closing their businesses.
The military seized power from the democratically elected government led by Daw Aung San Suu Kyi on Feb. 1 and formed its so-called governing body, the State Administration Council. Struggling to rule the country in the face of public resistance, the regime has in recent months escalated its crackdown on opponents of its rule.
According to one rights group’s count, regime forces have killed at least 1,323 civilians and arrested some 10,800 people over the past 10 months.
Reasons I like Cyberverse #421:
"Mm. Birdy."
I haven't been able to upload more posts coz of the nation wide cellular internet shutdown. I want to first apologize that, I may not be able to post everyday due to the cellular internet blackout (Fiber network is still available from 9:00 to 1:00 A.M) but I will update as much as I can.
As of March 23, the fatalities is more than 250 people. Many students and youths had been released from prison but many still remain detained.
Today, March 24, silent strike across the country is carried out. Although there were some debates and arguments about this silent strike the days before but it is a successful strike after all.
Thousands of people across Myanmar are staging a “silent” strike as a continued show of opposition to the ruling military junta enters its 5
Eyewitness reports say the “silent” strikes have had a big impact with the streets of Yangon and other cities practically empty save for an occasional motorist or cyclist.
Myanmar's junta freed hundreds of demonstrators on Wednesday arrested during its months-long crackdown on protests, while businesses in Yang
Since the crisis started at least 23 children have been killed and at least 11 others seriously injured, UNICEF said.
As the nation’s military kills, assaults and terrorizes unarmed civilians each day, some protesters say there is no choice but to fight the
“I decided to risk my life and fight back any possible way I can,” she said. “If we oppose nationwide in unison, we will make the military have sleepless nights and insecure lives, just as they have done to us.”
"Mă trag în adâncuri sute de gânduri."
Deliric feat. Silent Strike - Cioburi de mine