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Our way of saying "thanks" in the Thai way. Here a nak muay Thai (kickboxer) offers respect and thanks for his teacher (wai khru) before a match. This is our local variation on the ubiquitous "hat tip" used in general blog culture.
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A couple of brief notes: the man making silent appeal in front of the US mission in Rangoon (just past the 1 minute mark, or -7:40) is in the back of the truck that drives away; the highlight at 5:48 (or -2:55) shows Kenji Nagai photographing the demonstration near Sule Pagoda just before his death.
Afterthought: I'd meant to mention that the clips are arranged in chronological order, to the best of my ability. The final scene of people walking and clapping was recorded on September 29 -- a day the world media was assuring us that the protests had been totally crushed, and there were no more demonstrations taking place.
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