Countries open to receiving exiled (r)

[suantak@xxxxxx]

Subject: Re: Countries open to receiving exiled Myanmar students

OKKAR is exactly correct.  It is dangerous to put ideas into the minds of young
people inside Burma by promising resettlement in foreign countries.  It would be
more proper, however, if the milirtary dictatorship overcome their fear of the
students and instead of dreaming to go to school somewhere they should be able
to go to school inside the country.

Although OKKAR is right concerning the huge number of dissidents,
reponsibilities for the well being of the citizens of Burma lies with OKKARs and
his bosses so long as the only thing they want is to hold on to power even at
closing of universities at gun point.

Vum Son
-----Original Message-----
To: nyinyilwin8@xxxxxxxxx <nyinyilwin8@xxxxxxxxx>; burmanet-l@xxxxxxx
<burmanet-l@xxxxxxx>; BurmaWatch@xxxxxxx <BurmaWatch@xxxxxxx>
Date: Sunday, October 31, 1999 4:34 AM
Subject: Re: Countries open to receiving exiled Myanmar students


>But their technique is "Burning the barn when the rat is not beaten".
>To get this kind of idea no need to learn in the US or Canada or Australia.
>Even a small boy who is looking after the cows in Myanmar can also
>think this kind of idea easily.
>
>ok
>
>In a message dated 10/29/99 3:31:05 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
>nyinyilwin8@xxxxxxxxx writes:
>
><< In fact, more than 1,500 Burmese students in exile
> will be graduted in the US after year 2001. About 900
> students will be graduted in AU next year, and about
> 500 student will be finished their higher learning in
> Canada in 2002. Again, the 3,000 who will soon be
> continued their higher learng. It will be 5,900
> educated Burmese in exile all together.
>
> Think how these young and educated students can effect
> the SPDC's power in the near future. >>
>