[color=#800080]Comrades,

We, the OPPOSITION against local fascists are gaining. We give Than Shwe and his CLIQUE ample time for them to release all political prisoners including Aung San Suu Kyi till February 12 UNION day and if not we all know what we have to do. Our commitment towards freedom and justice is in the history of Burma for generations after generations. We will not allow fascists foreign or domestic to rule. We will fight to the end.

Get This……………….The first indication of Than Shwe’s CLIQUE (SPDC) retreat since 1990. Yes, the first retreat has happened. “AhYoanThit” in English “Dawn” according to the published statement in Irrawaddy website (I want to correct it for the definition of “AhYoanThit” should be “New Dawn or New Insight”? and the definition of “AhYoanOo” is “Dawn“) bi-monthly newspaper published by the opposition forces INSIDE Burma. http://www.irrawaddy.org/article.php?art_id=9867 I think the opposition NLD should create a website of its own for International media and information purpose.
Officers defection to avoid evil ways. http://www.mizzima.com/MizzimaNews/News/2008/Jan/11-Jan-2008.html

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Mynmyat, MokeHimKha and readers,

I admire the interest in the subject of forming a new government
because that is what will be right for burma-myanmar. Everyone
knows that except for some members of SPDC.

It is clear to me there are many points of view and strong
feelings.

It is also true that a single vision will be more useful than
many competing ideas because they could conflict with each other.

My suggestion is to create an online system, a government system
where all the points of view and feelings can be soberly discussed
voted and merged into one true vision that will eventually assume
government of burma-myanmar. My wish is that the process will
be accomplished peacefully and I am looking to the Monks for
the right ideas because I believe they have the peaceful ideas
that can work.

nayting
http://www.speakfreeburma.com

Mynmyat,

Yes I agree.

Right now we are three interested bloggers and
50 or 100 interested readers.

If this were a town in the mid west a century ago we would
meet at the town hall and decide what to do.

I also believe strongly that there are good men and women
in the Burma Army who share our views but have to keep
silent because of the military discipline

So I suggest we meet online and make the first steps
towards a common vision. Sober and together, it's not so
important what we agree to do but that collectively we
have a way to agree.

A system that grows is what will accomplish something
useful eventually. Now 100 tomorrow 120 and so on.

We can be gentlemen and gentlewomen and civil and
represent a common purpose.

Because most people except for a some SPDC want
a new way.

nayting
http://www.speakfreeburma.com

Hi all,

I am a burmese but no longer citizen living in Germany for more than 20 years, but paid annual visits since when I left this country. I am interested in Burma/Myanmar problem. But I have different point of views.

Can I make some critics towards Burma/Myanmar opposition in this forum?
Because I saw here a lot of refugees politicians from Bu/MM and i had a look at them.

Ohnmar

[color=#825900]Open message to Nilar Thein, her husband Jimmy and like minded brave freedom fighters of Burma. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/7177658.stm

Nilar, Jimmy and all comrades,

Although you your husband and many others are taking the pain of ruthless repression and oppression from militancy fascists I want you all to know the world is watching and acknowledge your bravery and suffering. I know life under cruel repression is unbearable and yet you as a female and newly mother, sacrifice your life in just cause of freedom and justice. I know just like Daw Suu and Min Ko Naing, there are many brave men and women of Burma who are willing to suffer the heavy repression of local fascists led by monks killer Than Shwe and his clique. I just want you all to know that truth and justice stands beside you and the most powerful democratic nation on earth stands with the oppressed people of Burma. China may side with the ruling junta for their interests but United States all along is against the junta and against injustices and stand with the oppressed people of Burma. The world knows about you Nilar and about your family although you are in hiding places and may not know. Your courageous work is acknowledge by all of us who loves freedom. From this forum I honor and regard you as one of our heroes of our time. Hold on tight and be alert Nilar. Millions of PARADOXANS can relay this message I had written in this forum to you where ever you may be. Although I do not know you personally I admire your courage and intelligent moves that you had make. I believe strongly your shining days will come and Burma will be free again from the local fascists. The struggle is on going and the fight is getting intense. Be careful Nilar for you are one of the rare species Burma ever got! We cannot afford to lose people like you. Thank you Nilar and your family’s sacrifices. Thank you.

May the FORCE visible and invisible be with you, your family, your comrades and all freedom fighters.

With full respect and honor,

Mynmyat a Paradoxan from another region.[/color]<br><br>Post edited by: Mynmyat, at: 2008/01/09 06:17

Nayting,

Here’s the response to your last post to me. Yes I agree we meet here AO forum and exchange views how to change AND free Burma from the evil iron grip of domestic fascists. Yes, I agree to disagree and I will try my utmost to be civil and gentle. When I go gentle these hooligans cut me down as gay or ahyu/maniac or something. They are the ones that makes me very angry. They are the ones who are so rude and insulted me many times on the net. They are the ones who discriminates and ignorant and arrogant or act like I never exist just like they treat to Aung San Suu Kyi and never treat me nice not to mention their disgusted mentality. Most of them are the same. Concerning with the mental status, Burma is the same. I’ve been used to that for decades. They are the ones oh I can go on and on. Remember I lived among them for many years and I know their attitudes, behavior and their conduct. Never mind that let’s go back to the topic of creating a FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. Do you seriously think monks killers can create a democratic Burma? Do you? As for me I don’t think so. Of course they can create “deceptive democracy” with cosmetic ways and forms. Murderers are murderers. It is in their blood. You think monks have the way. A peaceful way huh? Well in reality they are after monks and monks are vanishing and running away from Burma. What do you say to that?. My opinion is to cure a snake’s bite, a snake’s venom had to be used. To defend smallpox disease, a shot of smallpox bacteria (smallpox vaccine) had to be injected into the human’s body so as the flu. That is my understanding and so the same goes with the militancy fascists. To get rid of militancy fascists, militant “good and smart/wise/intelligent” officers are needed to go against them. Military must be confronted by militants (foreign or domestic) NOT monks or students or others to be effective. That’s my concept. Burma needs true patriotic officers that does not look for their own wellness but for the wellness of the people and the country. People like Bogyoke Aung San for example. Bogyoke Aung San never feel the taste of wealth and yet he led the Burma Army and give his life for the nation. Those kind of Bogyokes I am talking about. Burma needs many Bogyokes like Aung San. These thugs know and they cut down Bogyoke Aung San and even take his picture out of Burmese money, don’t they?

My concept is the entire military institution of Burma needs to be reform and led by true patriots and no humbug bull crap Generals. They are sleazy and sly and be careful for their can make “green” into “red” and “red” into “green”. Deception is their tool

I bet the entire population that is born after 1962 at least will have a relative in the military. They had made Burma is OWNED by the military and the people are all military related zombies including those who reside in foreign countries (no more citizens). So it is kind of hard to change for the better. Burma is in a long ride to nowhere for many years even when there is democratic government installed or elected.

So I do wish “good luck” in this hard and tedious struggle for true Independence from &quot;domestic fascists/home grown fascists&quot; that rule Burma for so long. It looks to me home grown fascists are more wicked than foreign fascists.

Regards,

Mynmyat.

nayting wrote:

QUOTE:
Mynmyat,

Yes I agree.

Right now we are three interested bloggers and
50 or 100 interested readers.

If this were a town in the mid west a century ago we would
meet at the town hall and decide what to do.

I also believe strongly that there are good men and women
in the Burma Army who share our views but have to keep
silent because of the military discipline

So I suggest we meet online and make the first steps
towards a common vision. Sober and together, it's not so
important what we agree to do but that collectively we
have a way to agree.

A system that grows is what will accomplish something
useful eventually. Now 100 tomorrow 120 and so on.

We can be gentlemen and gentlewomen and civil and
represent a common purpose.

Because most people except for a some SPDC want
a new way.

nayting
http://www.speakfreeburma.com