Police in Myanmar have told DVD pirates not to stock Sylvester Stallone's latest Rambo movie, which sees the geriatric action hero come out of the retirement home to take on the military junta ruling Burma.
Despite the ban, Reuters reports that copies of the film are doing a brisk trade in one-time capital Yangon, with the tag line "Live for nothing, die for something" proving popular among opponents of the regime, some of whom hope that the movie could even inspire a political upheaval - surely Rambo's most improbable victory yet.
somehow Prabakaran seems to be thinking the same as we see more and more intensified campaign against civilians in the rest of the country , Prabakaran and his gang of psychopaths seems to be thinking "suicide bombing for nothing,live for peace" before launching bombings against innocent people of this country.
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