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Re: Myanmar accuses Suu Kyi of creating anarchy
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>
>``The systematic plans have been made to create 1988-style anarchy
>involving the people into the unrest once the students spark it,'' >one 
commentary said....
>

How dump could the SPDC be?  Well, the dummer the SPDC, the more 
worrying they would feel. So, we shall let the fear driven SPDC to 
speculate for another four days or so.  

>
>``Democracy cannot be built on the road,'' it added. 
>

It's a pity that they dont'know what they are saying. Daw Aung San Suu 
Kyi was under house arrest for six years until 1995. Very recently, she 
was under siege in a car for six days and was forcefully sent home 
against her will. The truth is, whenever she had been intimidated 
unfairly, there was an adverse affect on the image of the military 
regime in Burma.

Now, I guess, all the enjoyment that SDPC has had for 10 long years had 
been wiped out by the six-days of non-violent sit-in protest in a car by 
Daw Aung San Suu Kyi. 

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>``The state and the entire people will act decisively to prevent 
>whatever peril from within or outside the country, which will mar 
>building of a peaceful, modern future nation,'' said another newspaper. 
>

There we go again. We could not understand which entire people they are 
refering to. The fact is, the NLD party was overwhelmingly voted in to 
form the government in the May 1990 general elections.

In soliderity with the NLD's movements,

Minn Kyaw Minn
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>Myanmar accuses Suu Kyi of creating anarchy 
>07:33 a.m. Aug 04, 1998 Eastern 
>
>By Aung Hla Tun 
>
>YANGON, Myanmar (Reuters) - Myanmar's military government accused
>opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi on Tuesday of trying to foment 
anarchy
>with her marathon car sit-in. 
>
>``Aung San Suu Kyi and her National League for Democracy (NLD) party,
>despite chanting democracy slogans, in reality have been engaged all 
along
>in inciting unrest,'' one state-owned Myanmar-language newspapers said 
on
>Tuesday. 
>
>Security personnel acting on behalf of Myanmar's ruling State Peace and
>Development Council (SPDC) forcibly ended a six-day car protest by Suu 
Kyi
>last Wednesday and took her back to her Yangon home. 
>
>Suu Kyi had been stopped at a bridge near a village outside Yangon on 
July
>24 and prevented from driving to the western township of Pathein to 
meet
>supporters. She was told to return to the capital but refused to budge. 
>
>Sources in her National League for Democracy (NLD) said she became
>dehydrated and weak during the ordeal. 
>
>Myanmar newspapers, the main mouthpiece for the government, said her
>marathon car protest was designed to draw attention to her demand that 
the
>government convene a parliament by August 21 made up of members elected 
in
>polls in May 1990. 
>
>Suu Kyi's NLD won a landslide victory in those polls but the result was
>ignored by the military. 
>
>``The real purpose of her recent trips outside Yangon is to plan 
protests
>and demonstrations in these regions in support of her ultimatum that 
the
>government convene a parliament,'' another Myanmar-language newspaper 
said.
>
>
>The Nobel Peace Prize winner, who was under house arrest for six years
>until mid-1995, has been stopped several times in recent weeks while
>attempting to visit supporters outside the capital, Yangon. 
>
>Suu Kyi has said she will try to venture out of Yangon again once she 
has
>recuperated from her latest protest, but the government has tightened 
its
>control of movement in and out of her house and is likely to try to 
prevent
>her from traveling. 
>
>The newspapers said Suu Kyi hoped to agitate ahead of the 10-year
>anniversary of a pro-democracy uprising on August 8, which was bloodily
>suppressed by the military and resulted in scores of deaths, hundreds 
of
>wounded and thousands of arrests. 
>
>``The systematic plans have been made to create 1988-style anarchy
>involving the people into the unrest once the students spark it,'' one
>commentary said. 
>
>The papers said all measures were needed to prevent anarchy developing 
as
>it did 10 years ago. 
>
>``The state and the entire people will act decisively to prevent 
whatever
>peril from within or outside the country, which will mar building of a
>peaceful, modern future nation,'' said another newspaper. 
>
>``Democracy cannot be built on the road,'' it added. 
>
>The exiled Myanmar political activist group, the All Burma Students
>Democratic Front (ABSDF), said they did not anticipate violence in 
Yangon
>during the anniversary next Saturday but planned protests outside 
Myanmar. 
>
>``The overseas Myanmar will organize rallies in Japan, the United 
States,
>Australia, Thailand and elsewhere to mark the 10th anniversary of the
>crackdown, but I don't think the opposition will do anything in 
Yangon,''
>Aung Nai Oo, ABSDF foreign affairs chief, told Reuters by telephone 
from
>the Thai-Myanmar border. 
>
>A Yangon-based diplomat agreed: 
>
>``The opposition made no move to mark the anniversary of the bloody 
coup in
>past years and since the government has total control over the 
situation, I
>don't think the NLD will be able to organize the protest or 
gathering,'' he
>told Reuters. 
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