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Subject:  Burma vs. Conservative Ideologies  Part III....indiana

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 Burma vs. Conservative Ideologies  Part III....indiana
 From 1980s to 1990s, most of the ministers,  G.Ms ( General Managers )  and 
M.Ds  are military officers  and   they worked in government's departments 
and corporations during  BSPP, SLORC, SPDC's administrsation. No room and no 
chair is available for non-uniform people who are really public-spirited  
because BSPP, SLORC, and spdc believed military management and administration 
would reform its economy in Burma.  It was really ridiculous. No country has 
this kind of stupid management and administration for 37 yrs. Here had 
problems. E.g, Colonel Tun Myint was appointed as a General Manager for 
Health Department by BSPP, and he tried the best what he can do with his 
military experience. However,  he could not utilize his military skills in 
medical field to improve. That was not his fault. That was BSPP's 
mismanagement and misadministration. They appointed a wrong person to manage 
this department.The only result was a lot of  professors and specilists in 
medical field were leaving Burma, and no medicine was available in public 
hospitals.  No finding and no improvement were coming out in this department.

     Now, we could see  that  spdc still want another stupid operation for 
Burma. How many years they want to operate Burma  as an experimental field. 
Schizophrenic generals still believe their way to totalitarianism is  better 
than others. They believe their dogs  are playing very good rather than 
others because of their dogs. We can also see this kind of attitude among 
Burmese people because most of them were growing up under BSPP, and they 
thought  they know better than others.

They need  resolving  issues with others and dealing with change. Don't give 
an unreasonable pretext that Burma is OK. If their fact is based and 
calculated on government employees, that might be right. Alomst 50 million 
people are living in Burma, we need to deeply consider their current life 
style, living standard, and moral development in society. Military leaders 
should accept the moral development. Every society has a moral order that is 
, a shared view of right and wrong. Without moral order a society soon would 
fall apart. People would not know what to expect from themselves and one 
another, and socil relationships would be impossible to maintain. 

 And also, we need to consider price unstability in all goods and services, 
super highway inflation ( $ 1=370 kyats ), money supply,  production power,  
economic activities, unbalance export and import situation, infrastructure ( 
don't compare 1998 with 1962, compare with neighbour countries. Don't look at 
your own room, look at your outside what they have ), unemployment rate, 
future generation, Health and Education sectors in Burma. 



Military generals should figure out how to get more active involvement and 
creativity from their own people. Military way to market economy have been 
almost 40 years. 

Do they still want to go?
((((((((((((((( Consider!!!!!!!  Restructure or Die? )))))))))))))))))))))

Msoe
Indiana University
Burma Studies Group