War Crimes in Burma is the Longest Dispute for the Heart of Freedom

This footage was located on Twitter. 

Investigate the dispute and it is evident this is a regime that must be tried for war crimes.  I went to the border myself and met with the back packing doctors, teachers trying to save their people from the Burmese military.  From a peace perspective other players are involved, no regime can stay in power unless there is tacit consent of others and geo-political manoeuvring for economic/political advantage.  These are the roots that sustain conflict arising from mind-sets that believe violence is a tool, justified for self interest.  It is a mind that is completely disconnected from humanity given training and influence. This results in unconscious pursuit of profit disregarding the rights, the feeling of innocent people.  There is an air of superiority when suppressing tribal peoples, the peoples flee terrified of being killed.  The film shows there is military resistance which is heart breaking in the forests of Burma.  

I floated on a long boat past these magnificent forests. So sad.  On researching this topic I kept feeling ‘what do they want from the Rohingya?’ I received an answer, resources!

Kaw Ku‏ @kawku8 Mar 25