A bunch of sheep and lone tiger (r)

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Re: A bunch of sheep and lone tiger
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Dear Panyoma, 

It's a beautiful name to call. 

Under the cricumstances, the hope for a peaceful reconciliation seems to 
have faded away quickly. 

But, no matter what, we should never abandon our non-violent approach in 
bringing about democracy to our country. Our lives are always at risk 
should the SPDC resort to indiscrimate killing. There is nothing we can 
do about it as individuals. We are at the mercy of the military regime 
from the day it seized power from democtatically elected government in 
1962. 

We can do a lot of wonders as a collective force. It is this non-violent 
approach that had brought down the Marco's regime in the Philippines. It 
is this kind of force that had brought down Suhrato of Indonesia. Most 
importantly, it is this kind of force that had brought down the BSPP 
regime and Ne Win of Burma in 1988. This is the only force that the 
military regime is afraid of and ever gained its respect. There are 
many, many reasons why we should stick to non-violent means.
 
Only a nationwide support to the NLD's demand to convene the parliament 
by non-violent means is the last choice and the only winning card we 
have got. People of all walks of life should be perpared to stand behind 
the NLD party and show their complete support. 

Here are my suggetsions for all us.
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(Don't be carried away by any sudden turn of events. Be disciplined. Act 
in unison with the leadership of the elected NLD party. Stay in touch 
with the NLD and each other. Be mindful of the tricks and traps of this 
military regime.)

Make no mistakes, people's power is the best choice. We shall succeed. 

Minn Kyaw Minn
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>Dear activists
>
>The situations in Burma seemed worse than expected.The military is not
>going to backdown.Ne Win is ready to take ,his ' dogs' to hell with 
him.
>
>Hoping to talk with the military to settle country's future is no 
longer
>desirable.We must now draw the battle line between us and the 
military.And
>do whatever decide is the best.Let us find the ways.
>
>May be non-violent actions alone is not enough. Gandhi-ism needs a back 
up
>power to make it works better.There is no point bowing to tiger for
>mercy.Slash across the face and tell them to sit down and talk might 
well
>be an ideal in this case.
>
>Although there is a bunch of sheep, can not defeat a lone tiger.
>
>
>
>panyoma 
>syd.
>
>


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