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| Who Is the Dictator of Burma? Dear friends, ![]() Today is day #20 of our 30-day video campaign for Burma. Today's piece, starring Ellen Page, exposes to the general public -- for the first time -- who is the military dictator in Burma. For far too long, Than Shwe has terrorized the people of Burma with his brutal rule and countless crimes against humanity. While much of the world knows about the crimes of dictators Slobodan Milosevic in former Yugoslavia, Pol Pot in Cambodia, Omar Al-Bashir in Sudan, and Adolf Hitler in Germany, practically no one knows about Than Shwe. No two dictators are exactly alike, and Than Shwe is his own kind of monster. We want the world to know who he is -- so that he can no longer terrorize the people of Burma behind closed doors (his most recent crime -- denying aid to desperate victims of the Burma cyclone). Please spread this video as far and wide as you can. It (and the 19 previous videos) can be seen at www.uscampaignforburma.org and www.burmaitcantwait.org and also http://www.youtube.com/profile_videos?user=uscampaignforburma After you watch the video, please sign up to help stop Than Shwe at www.uscampaignforburma.org We are organizing a campaign of one million people to join together for human rights in Burma and to stop Than Shwe. Tell your friends, family, and colleagues to sign up today. Sincerely, Aung Din, Jeremy Woodrum, Jennifer Quigley, Thelma Young
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"Please use your liberty to promote ours."
We are a small but determined loose-knit group of Burmese exiles and allies from the United States brought together by our shared passion for the Burmese people and our democracy leader, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi. We engage in grassroots activism to bring the world’s attention to the desperate human rights situation in Burma, the illegal ongoing incarceration of Aung San Suu Kyi, and the obligation of the rest of the world to take meaningful action to end the tyranny of the Burmese military regime.
We welcome your support.
We need your time, your energy, your caring.
We are always looking to collaborate with other Burmese activist groups.
We welcome your support.
We need your time, your energy, your caring.
We are always looking to collaborate with other Burmese activist groups.




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