[Fwd: Aung San Suu Kyi says tourism

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Subject: [Fwd: Aung San Suu Kyi says tourism doesn't help Burma's future]



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Date: Thu, 26 Aug 1999 19:40:15 -0600
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Subject: Re: Aung San Suu Kyi says tourism doesn't help Burma's future
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John Rabin,

First of all, who says that the story is a true story. It is a creative
work of the author (myself), based on what is really happening in Burma.
There is a village called Anyarsu in Burma, the village which Daw Aung San
Suu Kyi tried to go and ended up road stand off.

Your tel number of my home and my work is wrong. I am a faculty lecturer at
University of Alberta, teaching 3 courses. So stop doing your stupid action
or I will go ahead with law suit. Just give me your real name and contact
address. I don't respect any one who use pseudonym. And if you want to
harass other people , make sure you spell my name correctly.

alice


john rabin wrote:

> Stop Faking It
>
> Daily programs of radio and television known as mass media, forms of
> communication to large audiences, always impacts on our idea, daily
> decision making, and prediction based on the reflection of a community
> of social activity, economy, health, education, sport, religion,
> politic, and etc. Likewise, the media reinforces the community to move
> forward in the area of civilized formation by providing right
> information to the community. Unreasonably and dubiously inspired by
> the media--having mush attention by the audiences--that gives wrong
> information to the community, it extremely harms the innocent subjects,
> people, and even leads permanent damages.  So does the media. As fact
> finders and public educators, it is essential that the media,
> especially Radio Free Asia-Burmese Service-one of the most assessable
> services by millions of Burmese in Burma under the most repressive
> regime's restriction, has to review its program so-called 'Known
> Symptom, Known Medicine' written and hosted by Dr. Khin Soe Win along
> with broadcaster Thein Htet Oo and Nyien Shwe whether this program is
> beneficial or harmful.
>
> The fact that the program is hereby raised a serious issue is it is a
> FAKING PROGRAM that started broadcasting on August 24, 1999. In the
> program on August 24th, a student, namely Maung Ye La who studied
> computer science in Washington, DC, got a letter from his uncial Ba Gyi
> Thar Aung, from Ayar Su Village in Burma. In the letter, Lay's uncial
> wrote that he had terrible whooping cough and leaking bloods during the
> coughing. And his uncial wanted to know why it happened and what kind
> of medicine in the US could help to stop the coughing. However, the
> story was just fake and there was no such student under the name of Ye
> Lay in Washington, DC, who got that kind of letter from Burma. Again,
> there was no Ayar Su Village in Burma where Ba Gyi Thar Aung liked--
> insofar as the Burma Watchdog Association (BWA-USA) has investigated.
>
> More seriously, through the BWA investigation, Dr. Khin Soe Win was
> never been hired as a professor in University of Alberta (UA) in
> Edmonton, Canada, an official told the BWA. For further in formation,
> the contact address of the university is: 114 Street-89 Ave, Edmonton
> Alberta, T6G 2M7, Canada, and the telephone number is (780) 492-3111.
> Khin Soe Win's phone number is (403) 439-7555 (H), and work phone is
> (403) 429-4547 at the Elder Caring Center in Edmonton of Canada.
>
> In short, before the program wrongfully going further, the RFA should
> stop the faking story by Dr. Khin Soe Win. Such faking and make-up
> story violates public trust and media ethic act in the US. And it could
> be led legal suit by citizens and audiences if they felt and believed
> the faking program might harm the community.  Even though Dr. Khin Soe
> win has attempted to make the faking, the RFA as taxpayers funded
> service must not involve in the faking story because it directly harms
> millions of Burmese whom listen to this radio. Moreover, the RFA-BS
> should conduct  media and journalism ethic that will help the millions
> of Burmese enhancing knowledge.
>
> Further contact:
>
> BWA
> P.O.BOX 1224
> DeKalb, IL60115
>
>
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