More NLM junk Mail and News - Ne W

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NOTE:
  This  semi-fiction below is again from the New Light of Myanmar.   I
should point out that Retired General Ne Win, of his many wives, 2 or
more were not Burmese either.    Also Buddishm is not so racist as noted
below about protecting one's race.  Aung San Suu Kyi also gave up her
life in England with her family to stay in Burma when the problems broke
out in 1988.   She had returned home to Burma to tend to her sick and
dieing mother not long before the massacre in 1988.  Boy talk about
timing.  She has been there since with almost no contact with her
family.  


Myanmar people "disgusted" with race traitor Aung San Kuu Kyi: media

       Tue 18 Aug 98 - 11:46 GMT 

       YANGON, Aug 18 (AFP) - Myanmar's people are "disgusted" with
opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi, who has betrayed her race
       by marrying a westerner, Myanmar's official press said Tuesday.

       "Myanmar people cherish their nation and love their race," a
commentary in the New Light of Myanmar Daily said.

       "They safeguard the race and uphold patriotism. They have
national honor and integrity.

       "In accordance with the Buddhist teachings and guidance of
parents and ancestor, they are committed to safeguarding their own
       race.

       "It is most likley that the Myanmar people would love the lady
very much as the daughter of Bogyoke (General) Aung San if she took
       up permanent residence in (her) own country and married a Myanmar
national," it added, referring to Aung San Suu Kyi's father,
       independence leader Aung San.

       "However, she married a Briton and has already got two children.
So the people are displeased with her.

       "And they were disgusted with her when they saw that she was
committing acts to undermine the interests of the nation and the
       people."

       Aung San Suu Kyi is married to Briton Michael Aris and has had
two children by him. Although she spent many years in Europe, she
       has remained in Myanmar since returning here in 1988 in the
lead-up to a military crack-down on pro-democracy demonstrators
       which left thousands dead, according to unofficial tolls.

       She was placed under house arrest by the junta from 1989 to 1995
but her National League for Democracy Party still won 1990 polls
       by a landslide. The junta has since refused to relinquish power
and accuses Aung San Suu Kyi of being a puppet of the West.