AOL Chooses, Then Deletes Burma Jun (r)

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Subject: Re: AOL Chooses, Then Deletes Burma Junta Web Page

In this age and development, money and power alone cannot define human
integrity and dignity alike, but the money and the power may be assumed
by some neediest people to misinterprate as social status of a
community. 

However, highly dignified people who intend to contribute more moral
reward to human community oblige ethic and moral probity, of which all
human are equal and respectful--no one is higher than other and every 
voice is as profoundly important as other.

For these reasons, the ban by the AOL to the most  brutal SPDC's
Wedpage  is the right thing to do. And it is a good thing to do so. 

What the regime needs to do is it has to allow more fax machines,
internets, and other media accesses to all Burmese people in Burma.
That will be a good start by the SPDC.

The Rangoon Post


--- OKKAR66129@xxxxxxx wrote:
> This is the sample of how the so-called Burma
> activists are practising free 
> and fair expressing in the Internet.
> 
> These activists were feedig the world with one-sided
> and very biased 
> informations at least 2 years ahead of their
> opponents by using e-mail 
> facility.
> 
> When their opponents are countering some
> measurements to balance the news 
> these activists can not allow free expression while
> the  are shouting aloud 
> for free expression.
> 
> For those who want the truths of our country are
> cordially invited to write 
> to 
> "myanmar-subscribe@xxxxxxxxxxx" and subscribe
> Myanmar Information list.
> 
> The subscribers of the Myanmar Information list are
> free to post their views 
> and news to the list regardless of pro-democracy or
> pro-SPDC.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Okkar
> 
> 
> 
>
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