I would like your valuable suggestions for my campaign.
- What type of interviews would you like to see?
- Who should I interview? ..etc.
Thank you all for your support.
Si Thu and team
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I will try to update my real time driving conditions and estimated time of arrival.
My trip is successfully finish. I am back home now. Thank you everyone. Without you, this trip can not success. That's mean, we are unite and we can fight for freedom in Burma together.
again, Thanks everyone.
Here is my contact.
drivingforburma@gmail.com
I am on the road most of the time, if you have any question and concern please contact Jeg at ...
paraussies@gmail.com
My trip is successfully finish. I am back home now. Thank you everyone. Without you, this trip can not success. That's mean, we are unite and we can fight for freedom in Burma together.
again, Thanks everyone.
Here is my contact.
drivingforburma@gmail.com
I am on the road most of the time, if you have any question and concern please contact Jeg at ...
paraussies@gmail.com
Welcome to Driving for Burma
Starting on December 1st 2007, I will be driving across North America to create awareness about human rights and political conditions prevailing in Burma. I would like to start this campaign by driving across North America in my car with images of Free Burma.
Starting from Toronto, I will be driving south and will stop at Washington D.C. From there, I will be driving across the country to the west coast to LA, making my return to Canada from LA along the north coast into Canada, through Vancouver and finally arriving in Toronto.
Free Burma is definitely possible, only when people take part to set her free. The same way my campaign will also be a definite success in creating awareness among people in North America who will learn about the chaotic conditions in Burma and only through your participation this could be achieved.
Your suggestions, opinions and comments are greatly welcome.
TOGETHER WE WILL MAKE BURMA A
FREE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC
Starting from Toronto, I will be driving south and will stop at Washington D.C. From there, I will be driving across the country to the west coast to LA, making my return to Canada from LA along the north coast into Canada, through Vancouver and finally arriving in Toronto.
Free Burma is definitely possible, only when people take part to set her free. The same way my campaign will also be a definite success in creating awareness among people in North America who will learn about the chaotic conditions in Burma and only through your participation this could be achieved.
Your suggestions, opinions and comments are greatly welcome.
TOGETHER WE WILL MAKE BURMA A
FREE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC
“There are no secrets to success. It is the result of preparation, hard work, and learning from failure” --- Colin Powell
- About Me
- Hello everybody My name is Si Thu. I was born in Burma. I left Burma since 1988 after pro-democracy movement. now, i live in Toronto, Canada.
Thanks for your encouragement for urgent messages please email either myself or Jeg
KM and Gas
Total usage of KM .... 18149 km
Total Gas fill up.....
$ 759.00
Total Gas fill up.....
$ 759.00
Road Trip Plan
Dec 1 Toronto Can - New York - Washington DC
Dec 4 Washington DC - North Carolina
Dec 5 North Carolina - Georgia
Dec 6 Georgia - Tennessee
Dec 7 Tennessee - Washington DC
Dec 8 New York - Indiana
Dec 11 Indiana - Kansas City
Dec 12 Kansas City - Amarillo TX
Dec 14 Amarillo - Phoenix
Dec 15 Phoenix - Los Angeles
Dec 17 Los Angeles - San Francisco
Dec 19 San Francisco - Portland
Dec 20 Portland - Seattle
Dec 22 Seattle - Vancouver
Dec 27 Vancouver - Calgary
Dec 28 Calgary - Regina
Dec 29 Regina - Winnipeg
Dec 30 Winnipeg - Thunder Bay
Dec 31 Thunder Bay - Sault Ste. Marie
Jan 1 Sault Ste. Marie - Toronto
This is the plan for the road trip.
It can be change depending on weather and driving conditions.
Dec 4 Washington DC - North Carolina
Dec 5 North Carolina - Georgia
Dec 6 Georgia - Tennessee
Dec 7 Tennessee - Washington DC
Dec 8 New York - Indiana
Dec 11 Indiana - Kansas City
Dec 12 Kansas City - Amarillo TX
Dec 14 Amarillo - Phoenix
Dec 15 Phoenix - Los Angeles
Dec 17 Los Angeles - San Francisco
Dec 19 San Francisco - Portland
Dec 20 Portland - Seattle
Dec 22 Seattle - Vancouver
Dec 27 Vancouver - Calgary
Dec 28 Calgary - Regina
Dec 29 Regina - Winnipeg
Dec 30 Winnipeg - Thunder Bay
Dec 31 Thunder Bay - Sault Ste. Marie
Jan 1 Sault Ste. Marie - Toronto
This is the plan for the road trip.
It can be change depending on weather and driving conditions.
Map for the trip
Original Route - it could change
Blog Archive
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- Beijing Olympics Float of Shame - Pasadena CA
- Jotman's Interview with Si Thu
- Merry Christmas!!
- Back in Canada
- Canada2007-2008Season's GreetingsEverybodyThanks ...
- Media Advisory: Driving for Burma: 15,436 kilomet...
- in San Fransisco
- So Far...
- My time in Los Angeles...
- So Far....
- UPDATE from Los Angeles
- SAN FRANCISCO Tuesday 18th December 2007
- PRESS RELEASE - North American Campaign for Free B...
- * * PRESS RELEASE **
- WITH PROFOUND GRATITUDE
- So Far......
- At Amarillo, TX
- Phoenix, AZ
- On the way to Amarillo, TX
- So far....
- Interview with Ko Kyaw Thet (DID)
- My trip plan has changed...
- Interview with Mr Lee
- Feed back and inputs
- Interview with Ko Yin Aye
- I am in the Fort Wayne, IN
- Interview with Ashin Candobhasacara
- Interview with Thant Zin, Shwe War and Aung Khant
- So Far........
- Interview with U Bo Hla-Tint
- Interview with Dr. Tun Kyaw Nyein
- Dec 8, Washington D.C and New York city
- So Far.....
- Interview with Thiri Nyunt (Burmese)
- Ko Thiri Interview translation into English
- Interview with Ma Dolly
- Atlanta, GA - 5th Dec'07
- Atlanta -Georgia 5th Dec'07
- Chapel Hill - North Carolina, 5th Dec'07
- My Trip
- Washington DC (Day #2)
- In Washinton D.C.
- Here is the first day story
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2 comments:
Yes. I've got some suggestions. I would like to hear what our fellow democratic activists on your way have been doing. Basically, their actions and beliefs.
The more we know what other fellows are doing, the better we can ordinate each other.
Have a safe trip, Ko Si Thu.
Yes I agree with ICB New York. I would like to know what other activist around the country are doing, what they use as their resources and how we can all coordinate a unified stance for BURMA FREEDOM.
Sophie Lwin
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