Burma is changing. Mrs. Suu Kyi is FREED!
Nov 14th 2010 15:11
Burma
Aung
San
Suu
Kyi
free
ABC new
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/11/14/3065847.htm?section=justin
Unfortunately, even though free election didn't give the rights, Manma military government occupies for over two decades. And also the democratic movement has been suspended.
However, the military government keeps the promise that she's free this month! It's a little change now, but it has a possibility to make Burma do completely.
I miss these over two decades, but I believe it's never TO BE LATE! Just do it NOW. :-D
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It's a wonderful news that Aung San Suu Kyi is freed and she takes a political action immediately. (News is uncountable, and action doesn't usually receive an indefinite article, either. You could say, though, "and makes a political move immediately.")
How tough she is!! (This syntax is a little unnatural. You can say, "She's so tough!" to make it more colloquial. ^^)
Unfortunately, even though the free election didn't give the rights, Manma military government occupies for over two decades. (Depending on what you mean, you can say "will occupy for over two decades" or "has occupied for over two decades." Using "rights" here also sounds a little odd. Maybe use "permission" instead?)
It's a small change now, but it has the possibility to make Burma do(?) completely. ("Small" is more frequently used with the word "change" than "little" is. "Little" tends to refers exclusively to physical size, but "small" can be size or number. You can also say, "but it makes it a possibility...")
I missed the past two decades, but I believe it's never TOO LATE!
でも、Hotterさんの英語はいつもとても上手ですのよ！
I was also very happy to learn that Aung San Suu Kyi was released! It's too bad she had to go through all that, but whenever we see pictures of her, she's always smiling and I could never have guessed she was in her 60's. She looks like she's in her 40's!
It's a wonderful news that Aung San Suu Kyi is freed and has immediately taken political action.
However, the military government has kept their promise to free her this month!
Burma will not change unless the Junta is overturned. After the leader die, most likely the son in law or his nephew will take over. His nephew is very close to him. Although he is young, he ruthlessly killed people if he can't get what he want. He killed a couple because the girl refuse to be his girlfriend.
Most unfortunate is the fact that some powerful countries are feeding the Junta in exchange for the country's rich natural resources. Although unethical, all they see is money. THe suffering of another country's people does not matter/