The Costs of failing to Prevent Ano (r)

[moe@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]

>Date: 24 Aug 1998 19:12:46 GMT
>Newsgroups: soc.culture.burma
>To: moe@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>From: dynatecala@xxxxxxx (DYNATECALA)
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>Subject: Re: The Costs of failing to Prevent Another Uprising
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>Your suggestion is commendable and one must advise  NLD and particularly Suu
>Kyi to demonstrate personal and political maturity in seeking to find a
>resolution with SPDC. Suu Kyi must realize and understand that she and NLD are
>in no position to "make demands as a matter of right". They are dealing with a
>Military leadership which has effectively governed the country for the past 10
>years and "recognozed by the majority of nations in the world including the
>permanent members of the U.N. Security Council". 
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>As such, it depends entirely on Suu Kyi to demonstrate to the people of Myanmar
>and more importantly to the Military leadership that she is prepared and
>willing to cooperate and work with them. As evidence of her sincerity, she need
>to have NLD resume its participation in the drafting of the new constitution.
>Secondly, she must initiate by her personal action to the Myanmar people that,
>she, the daughter of Aung San will NEVER engage in any activity to harm the
>UNITY OF THE NATION AND ITS ARMED FORCES. That she will NOT allow herself to be
>the INSTRUMENT of ANY foreign country. 
>
>If she considers herself to be a political leader worthy of the trust of the
>Myanmar people, the she must show to the world that she has such "moral
>courage" and rise above the petty confrontation tactics and make every effort
>and show maturity and sincerity to the Burmese military leadership that she
>will never betray the trust of the peoples and the Armed Forces. It is about
>time that she return to this constructive path to reconciliation for the entire
>Myanmar nation.
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>Dynatecala
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