Total Disregard or Strategic Silenc (r)

[eyar@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

Dear comrade Panyoma(BAN)!!!!!

We have no time to wait for their answer, one month is too long. We just
have 50days OK? You should keep in your mind that we have to make sure
and clear everything before deadline.
Quoting from your letter,
"Explain the situation to your local Burmese community regarding
NCGUB/FTUB issues and encourage them to participate the democratic
procedure of questioning the government that represent us and the whole
helpless Burmese inside Burma."

We never accept NCG as our leading Government or FTUB as a real labor
union ever.

So why should we wait or should we give them time to think? No way
mate!!!!!!!!
Keep going what we gonna do for future Burma and helpless people.


Solidarity,

Pa Parr
Australia


panyoma@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> Dear  Ko Aung Soe and all progressive democrats
>
> Ultimatum given to NCGUB/FTUB issues is due on 13/7/98 which is one
> month.
>
> There are so many ways that we can take action against them on this
> regard.Please wait until the time is up.
>
> For the time being,I suggest, please
>
> 1.Explain the situation to your local Burmese community regarding
> NCGUB/FTUB issues and encourage them to participate the democratic
> proceedure of questioning the government that represent us and the
> whole
> hepless Burmese inside Burma.Do not allow the monkey business infected
> to
> future Burma.
>
> 2. Please post any informations that relate to NCGUB/FTUB corruptions
> or
> misappropriations onto the net for everyone to study.
>
> 3. Creat culture of discussion and criticism among us.
>
> 4. Find out  whos and contacts of NCGUB/FTUB's donors are.
>
> 5. Also please make sure the informations provided are of reliable and
>
> substantiated.
>
> In solidarity
>
> panyoma ( Benya Aye)
> Sydney
> ----------
> > From: aungsoe@xxxxxxxxxxx
> > To: Recipients of burmanet-l <burmanet-l@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> > Subject: NCG: Total Disregard or Strategic Silence?
> > Date: Thursday, 25 June 1998 9:08
> >
> > Dear fellow freedom-lovers:
> >
> > Lately, the Burmese student and youth activists in the USA, Thailand
> and
> > Australia have raised the questions about the NCG & FTUB's fund
> raising
> > and wasting.
> > To summarize the recent postings on this issue,
> >
> > *  They (youths, students, activists from all walks of life) have
> rights
> > to know how these funds are utilized by the NCG & FTUB who claimed
> that
> > they represent the same population.  Because, these funds are
> > contributed towards democratic and human rights movement of Burma,
> not
> > NCG & FTUB.
> >
> > *  If NCG and FTUB perceive themselves as authentic leading
> democratic
> > organizations, they have obligation to answer how they managed the
> fund
> > for every year since 1991.
> >
> > *  Dr. Ni Ni Thein has offered to hold an online conference for the
> > activists who raised this issue.  I initially thought she would be
> doing
> > this great job as the representative for Europe.  Later, she
> clarified
> > that she would do it in her personal capicity.  Since it is not a
> > personal issue, I have no interest in registering myself for her
> > conference.  Our concerns should be heard by the persons concerned.
> >
> > *  Some of our freinds argue that our posting to BurmaNet about this
>
> > issue is irrelevant and counterproductive.  However, they fail to
> > provide us with feasible ideas and ways in order to address the
> issue.
> > The connotation attached to their objections against our postings is
>
> > "you shut up."  I consider these objections as anti-democratic
> > behaviors.  Dr. Ne Oo, in his intellectual tone, even went to the
> extent
> > of indirectly labeling our actions as an outcome of political
> > illiteracy.  It is an intended insult and will never be forgotten
> > thought can be forgiven.
> >
> > *  Now it has been nearly a month since we have raised this issue
> > together in the best interest of the people's revolution for
> restoration
> > of democracy and human rights.  We individually are not interested
> in
> > gaining personal fame by raising this issue.  Therefore, some people
>
> > even chose to use some obscured accounts in their postings to
> burmanet.
> > Ne Oo had once tried to uncover some people who wanted to remain
> > anonymous by giving out IP addresses to a person called Winston
> Lee.  Ne
> > Oo spied and made effort to silence those individuals' voices.  I
> can
> > prove it.
> > However, I think, it is enough now.
> >
> > Here, i came up with the following assumptions:
> >
> > Assumption I.  Both NCG and FTUB might have considered our voices as
>
> > meaningless. Therefore, they have chosen TO TOTALLY DISREGARD OUR
> > VOICES.
> >
> > Assumption II.  Both NCG and FTUB might be aware that their
> forthcoming
> > explanations to our queries will expose their incapability  in
> leading
> > the movement and mismanagement of the fund they received on behalf
> of
> > the whole revolutionaries and refugees.  Therefore, they have chosen
> to
> > REMAIN SILENT AND INVISIBLE.
> >
> > I ain't being pessimistic.  But I can think of only these two
> > assumptions.  Both are not wise choices.
> >
> > Now, please consider the following suggestions:
> >
> > 1.  We should seriously consider the importance of continuing our
> > political support to NCG.  Should we continue or discontinue
> supporting
> > NCG?  Is it fit to lead the movement any more?
> >
> > 2.  For FTUB.  It is obviously a fake labour organization. So I have
> no
> > further comments on it. My suggestion is "let's get rid of Maung
> Maung
> > and stop writing about him."  Save our time. We will collectively
> sue
> > him in future public tribunal for cheating us and international
> > community.
> >
> > 3.  We have few good men and women who are close to NCG's inner
> circle.
> > Dr Ni Ni Thein is a good example.  Here I request these people to
> come
> > up with their own personal views and suggestions to address this
> issue.
> > They are still responsible to fulfil this obligation.  Their
> suggestions
> > should be open and public.  No secret conferencing is neccessary.
> >
> > 4.  Democratic student and youth organizations, including ABSDF,
> ABSDO,
> > DBSO, ABSL, SYCB, ABYL must also make their stand clear on this
> issue
> > since they are our leading organizations.  In the absense of a
> strong
> > and clean revolutionary leadership, we hope these organizations can
> play
> > the best substitute for NCG.  New generation must take over the
> > political leadership.
> >
> > APPEAL:
> > ======
> > PLEASE RESPONE TO OUR CALL.  PLEASE GIVE US YES OR NO, BLACK OR
> WHITE
> > ANSWER. DIPLOMACY WILL NOT DO ANYTHING GOOD FOR US AT THIS MOMENT.
> >
> > Begging your conscious cooperation in saving our sinking revolution,
>
> >
> > Aung Soe (BKK)
> >
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