[burmanet2-l] Don't call us not to

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Subject: Re: [burmanet2-l] Don't call us not to go to Myanmar Embassy. 


I will not oppose to those who want to visit to Burmese Embassy in Japan
because it is their bussiness.  They can collaborate with them, please them
or even give some presents to them, it is their bussiness.  But something
come up in my mind.  Why the Burmese regime wellcome only to those living
in Japan?  Why they close the schools in Burma and wellcome a handful of
people in Japan(I really do not know they are real Burmese students or
not)for their education but the majority students have been suffered in
Burma sicne 1988.  How ironic it is?  The person who post this message do
not dare to reveal his/her name on the net.  Why?  If someone believe that
he/she is doing the right thing, they will proud to reveal their names but
this person is not.  What a pitty?

If every body drink bitter water, I will still refuse to drink it.

Regards

Htun Aung Gyaw (Biruma jin)

At 12:06 AM 4/30/99 +0900, KOKORO wrote:
>Dear all of the so-called democratic associations in Japan,
>
>We, Myanmar students in Japan, welcome the goodwill of The Embassy of
>The Union of Myanmar, Tokyo. Even though this is the first time for
>us, we greately appreciate it.
>
>"Invitation to all Myanmar Students by Myanmar Embassy, Tokyo"  is
>our( Myanmar students') business. Not yours. 
>Please don't call us not to go to Myanmar Embassy. 
>
>KOKORO( Heart )
>One of The Myanmar Students in Japan
>
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>REFERENCE  NO. (1)
>
>Invitation to all Myanmar Students Privately Studying in Colleges and
>Universities in Japan  by Myanmar Embassy, Tokyo
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>To
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>No.                  /    21
>Dated.  27   April  1999.
>
>Re: Invitation to all Myanmar Students Privately Studying in Colleges
>and
>Universities in Japan
>
>It gives me great pleasure and honour to learn that many Myanmar
>students

>are privately studying in Colleges and Universities all over Japan at
>their
>own expenses.
>
>The Embassy is aware of the difficulties and predicaments that are
>akin to
>the students in a foreign land and understands that these leaders of
>tomorrow, who will play a vital role in developing our country are
>making
>all-out efforts in coping with these hardships. Having this in mind, the
>Embassy wishes to find out ways and means to render assistance, in its
>permissible capacity, to the students after hearing views from them.
>
>Therefore, we would like to invite all Myanmar students privately
>studying
>in Colleges and Universities all over Japan to come to the Embassy on
>1-5-99 (Saturday) at 15:00 hour to have a cordial audience with the
>Ambassador to put up their views and difficulties.
>
>
>Yours Sincerely,
>
>
>for Ambassador,
>(Chan Aye, Second Secretary)
>
>R.S.V.P. Fax No. 03-3441-9291
>
>Related Photos and Invition Letter in Myanmar Language at URL
>
>http://www.twics.com/~met/press/PR990426.htm 
>
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>REFERENCE NO.2
>
>Be aware of new technique by Kyaw Kyaw Soe
>
>Dear All,
>
>The Embassy of Myanmar in Tokyo has started new techniques to organize
>the
>Burmese community in Tokyo.
>First, it invited the Burmese groups concerned on social, ethnic and
>other
>professionals to come to the embassy to be held the meeting on April 17,
>1999. Later, it lied that the new year party was held at the embassy in
>Tokyo and some Burmese have attended. There was a demonstration in
>front of
>the embassy while the so called meeting was being held.
>Today, another invitation letter has sent to the Burmese students who
>have
>studied in Japan. It was sent via the Burmese restaurents and stores.
>Although the embassy stated that it wishes to support the students
>nobody
>believe these words. They(military junta)intend to divide the groups
>among
>the Bumrese community because they know that the majority of the
>Burmese in
>Japan do not like them and their embassy.
>All people of Burma who living not only in Japan but in the other
>countries
>should stay away from the embassy and be aware of like these new
>techniques. They are trying to invade the Burmese community in abroad.
>
>Thanks,
>Kyaw Kyaw Soe
>
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