Burma Out! Mandela :: The BurmaNet

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Subject: Burma Out! Mandela :: The BurmaNet News: June 14, 1999


>THE NATION: MANDELA ASKS KHIN NYUNT TO VISIT SA 


It has never been easy to get the ear of Mandela.  He 
is surrounded by his "protectors" as much as any other
head of state. However, there are some with whom he 
works who have direct access. Some of these individuals 
are long trusted comrades in the struggle. Some indeed 
are part of the forthcoming S African government. 

Considering that the Burma Out material has been getting 
through to some of Mandela's comrades. It does not suprise 
Burma Out that the fastest method of bringing the junta 
within reach of the "old man" is to invite one of its 
"distinguished  members" over to S Africa on any pretext 
as soon as possible. 

Whereas, Aung San Suu Kyi may be dishearted by the
invitation from this world statesman.. There is no reason 
to suppose that the invitation is all that he who answers, 
will receive upon this visit.

We believe that Mandela learned from his mistake of 
accepting the "suprise gift" of $20,000,000US from 
Suharto. Indeed it became an embarrassment to both 
he and the ANC, for whom it was meant.

And if you wish. We can offer you a service. If you
wish to communicate directly with those closest to Thabo
and Mandela. Pease Email Burma Out and we will set it 
up for you.

Finally, Burma Out wil be addressing this invitation in its 
own way. To this end and to ensure that communications 
on this issue are at the best of levels. Burma Out will contact 
its friends at S African High Commission and Pretoria,
tomorrow.

Thank you, and take no prisoners.


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