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[aung@xxxxxxxxxx]

As you have a question, I have an answer, too.

Before I answer your question,  I would like to ask you a very clear and
simple question.  Do you think that our Joint Committee has no right to do
any pro-democracy activity because of the inclusion of what you call the
"illegal NLD (LA)" in it?  Or, do you have a formula to solve this problem?

My answer is also very clear and simple, too.  You should ask this question
directly to U Tin Tut, who is from the Central Committee from the legal NLD
in Burma, and an MP-elect of it as well.  He is one of the patrons of the
Joint Actions Committee.   Is it clear?  As I'm not a member of the NLD,
I've nothing to do with the problem of it.

Thanks.

DA
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 You wrote>
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>I do have a question for you.
>How come illegal NLD(LA) Organisation in in your Joint Committee ?
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> JOINT ACTIONS COMMITTEE FOR =
>DEMOCRATIC BURMA=20
>Sydney - Australia
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>Statement No. 1/98
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>Pro-democracy Burmese patriots living in Sydney, Australia, held a =
>second meeting at the Migrant Resources Centre, Marquarie St, Auburn, on
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>June 6, 1998 at 1:00 p.m. and reconfirmed the formation of the Joint =
>Actions Committee for Democratic Burma. The full members of the =
>Committee are as follows:
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>1. U Tin Tut (MP-elect for Enmei =
>Constituency) Patron
>2. U Daniel Aung (MP-elect for Mongping Constituency)
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> Patron
>3. U Aye Kyaw (NLD-LA -- Aust.)
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> Member
>4. U San Linn (ABSDF)
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> Member
>5. U Maung Maung Myint (CDB)
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> Member
>6. U Ye Myint Htun (ABSDO)
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> Member
>7. U Soe Lwin (ABSL)
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> Member
>8. U Terrel Oung (ABC)
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> Member
>9. U Saw Takaw Wah (AKO)
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> Member
>10. U Banya Naing (AMA)
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> Member
>11. U Moe Kyaw Thu (AYBL)
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> Member
>12. U Kyaw Soe Moe (BSF)
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> Member
>13. Daw Tinzar Lwin (BSG)
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> Member
>14. Daw Mee Mee Oung (BWU)
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> Member
>15. U Saw Lwin Oo (CRDB)
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> Member
>16. U Kevin Sein (FNLD)
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> Member
>17. U Than Htun (NUPA)
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> Member
>18. U Win Ko Ko (RFB)
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> Member
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>Aim and Object
>The main task of the Committee is to jointly carry out important major =
>political activities for restoration of democracy and human rights to =
>Burma.
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>Future plans
>(1) To commemorate the tenth anniversary of the Four Eights Democracy =
>Uprising on August 8, 1998.
>(2) To celebrate the 51st anniversary of Burma's Independence Day which
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>falls on January 4, 1999.=20
>(3) To carry out emergent political activities, if any.
>(4) To release statements, news, etc., if any.
>
>Note:
>An executive committee comprising patrons, a coordinator, a secretary =
>and a treasurer will be selected alternately from the Committee members
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>for each occasion. The EC members and contact persons for the =
>forthcoming tenth anniversary of the Four Eights Uprising are as =
>follows:
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>(1) U Tin Tut Patron Ph.
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> (02) 9748 1708
>(2) U Daniel Aung Patron Ph/Fax: (02)
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>9648 3268
>(3) U Aye Kyaw Coordinator Ph/Fax: (02) =
>9649 5824=20
>(4) U San Linn Secretary Ph/Fax: =
>(02) 9718 6615
>(5) U Maung Maung Myint Treasurer Ph/Fax: (02) 9726 =
>7756
>
>For those who are in Canberra, ACT, can contact Amanda Zappia on (02) =
>6297 7734.
>
>
>Statement No. 2/98=20
>
>7 July 1998 is the 36th anniversary of the Burmese students' clear and =
>foremost movement against the military dictatorship which seized power =
>from the democratically elected government on March 2, 1962.
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>In the 7th July demonstration hundreds of unarmed students were killed =
>and many more wounded and the historic building of the Students Union
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>was demolished by soldiers of dictator Ne Win. The same Ne Win and his
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>terrorist armed gang have been oppressing the whole Burmese people, =
>including pro-democracy and anti-military activists, up to now.
>
>Therefore, the Joint Actions Committee for Democratic Burma:
>
>-- Strongly condemns all actions taken by the SPDC military =
>dictatorship+ADs-
>-- Wholeheartedly supports the NLD call for convening parliament between
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>June 21 and August 21, 1998.
>-- Fully supports NLD resolutions of May 27, 1998+ADs-=20
>-- Fully supports and encourages the ABSDO plan for: (a) blood donation
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>on 7-7-98 at Parramatta, and=20
> (b) pickets in front of SPDC and Thai embassies in Canberra on =
>8-7-98. =20
>
>
>
>Joint Actions Committee for Democratic Burma
>Sydney, Australia
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>Date: 6 July 1998
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