Burmese Labor Theorist and White Mo (r)

[ShweZthar@xxxxxxx]

>From where do they come ? Who are they ? Where are they going ?

Needless to say, there was a moment for numerous unions and associations
emerging at the peak of the popular uprisings of 1988 in Burma. Prior to the
military coup on September 18, 1988, very few of such inflated unions, except
the All Burma Federation of Student Unions, were representative of what they
had stood for by title.

Insofar as the political parties inside Burma have approached a way of saving
their nation from the Burmese military, they have become complete victims of
SPDC because they live so close to the most brutal military regime on earth.
However, certain individuals who shamelessly call themselves leaders of the
democracy struggle of Burma have found it so easy to make money in the name of
Burma. Ko Maung Maung aks Pyi Thit Nyunt Wai would write a labor theory that I
assume has helped him get quick, easy but too much money for his personal
gains.

In fact, he seems to have no strong political ideology except the fact he
outsmarts other Burmese politicians, activists and revolutionaries when it
comes to asking for grants, by wearing the Cloak of Labor  to convince the
funders that he is the BIG BROTHER who has been watching all the progress of
democracy movement and other related activities inside Burma. But he knew he
was lying to the funders and non-Burmese people who support our struggle for
democracy in Burma every time he assumed, as the leader of FTUB, an air of
importance he did not feel.

It is so tragic that individual sacrifices for and committment to the Burmese
democratic struggle have been overlooked and in some instances transformed
deliberately into the political products of the non-existent organization,
namely Federation of Trade Unions, Burma. I do believe that Ko Maung Maung,
leader of the non-existent labor organization(FTUB), would provide a full
explanation of why esay money from the white comes to him in his book on
Burmese Labor Theory of Value and Me. In his book, he will uncover the process
of political metamorphosis for younger generations to read and become aware of
the political beasts, and I think if Ko Maung Maung would not omit any of his
cheats and lies on the Burmese political stage overseas, his political
metamorphosis would be one tenth as much worth reading as Frenz Kefka's
metamorphosis. Anyway, it is quite obvious that Ko Maung Maung has no
intention of forming a labor party similar to the labor parties in Europe once
Burma achieves democracy one day. In case he is inclined to do so, I would
definitely want to request him to sing to the younger generation the song
"International."

The Cloak of Labor  worn by Ko Maung Maung is large enough to cover himself,
not large enough to cover the eyes of truth-loving people.These truth-loving
people are not ignorant of world history as well as what factors and forces
have been contributing to the democratic movement of Burma. Anyway let the
fake one(s) play and dance with the only tune they know.

What is written below is a little poem of satire, dedicated to those Burmese
freedom fighters who I assume would like to help launch the Fifth
International with all their hearts---if they had a chance. But they will not
wear the cloak of labor, because all the way they have carried the hearts of
the suppressed, which they believe is enough.

Hijack

Giving one man all the rights,
Has labor history left the right,
At the cost of our fight ?

Left, right
Left, right
The ones that are left
Are the ones that are right.

aye aye soe win


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