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Thursday, 25 October 2007

lifeasdaddy - Panty power.

Over the past month I've received quite a few invitations to join certain on-line communities or Facebook groups or to sign various on-line petitions - all opposing the ruling military junta in Burma.

I've declined because I believe them to be  exercises in futility and feelgoodism.

However, there is a new grassroots movement amongst women in Thailand  opposing the Burmese junta and aiming to cripple it by sending their panties to the Burmese rulers.  Apparently,

Burma’s superstitious generals, particularly junta chief Than Shwe, believe that contact with any item of women’s wear deprives them of their power.

Doc Searls has good coverage here.

Well girls, it's up to you now.

UPDATE:

If you're in Melbourne tomorrow, you can give up your Panties for Peace!

This news just in:

Panty Power for Than Shwe & SPDC

This Friday 26 October 12.30pm - Panties for Peace - Campaign for Burma


Media launch and photo shoot at the State Library - 12.30pm Melbourne.

Bring a pair of your panties to the State Library - Burmese generals believe women's panties can rob them of their power. This is your chance to use your Panty Power to take away the power from the SPDC and support the people of Burma.

We need 200+ people this Friday to join us at the Melbourne State Library at 12.30pm for a photo shoot

Also don't forget Aung San Suu Kyi day - 7pm, Wednesday 24 October at FAD Gallery, 14 Corrs Lane, Chinatown

Please forward to your networks

Please join our Facebook Site: http://www.facebook.com/group .php?gid=6310654771

* Organised by Australia Burma Network (ABN).

As I said, an exercise in futility and feelgoodism.

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