Junta's newspaper attacked on Burma Democratic Concern (BDC), FBF, UHRC & GAB. The following is the translated version of the newspaper article. You can see original Burmese version at http://www.kyaymon.eu.mn/
I- Oat-Hla-Nge, logged onto the internet with my old laptop from a field since I was bored. I searched on Google wondering what funded exiled opposition groups will do since tomorrow, the government will deliver the verdict on Daw Suu Kyi (mum of the demo), relating to the case involving US citizen swimmer, Mr. John William Yettaw. Influences by pro democracy elements were futile at best.
Then out of curiosity I visited the website with a name that was neither Indian nor Burmese who wrote stories. I noticed the statement; “Global Action for Burma” and the statement were endorsed by 92 organisations. That was too many organisations.
Think my friend, Daw Suu Kyi was accused of breaking the law but there was no plot against her. Everyone loves just and right things, and respect human rights. If we want democracy, we must obey the rule of law. One needs not to worry since the Myanmar government will deliver a verdict in accordance to the rules and procedures of the existing law. Exiled opposition groups are taking this opportunity to exploit the situation by issuing statements before the verdict is read. Additionally the NLD inside Burma are dancing to the tune in accordance and in tandem with the exiled groups by issuing statements dated on 29.07.2009 saying that government will deliver the verdicts of Mae-Taw-Gyi (Daw Suu Kyi) on 31.07.2009 at 10:00 am.
No matter who issued the statements, their Maw-Taw-Gyi (Daw Suu Kyi) will inevitably be punished in accordance to the law if she is found guilty and if not, she will be freed accordingly. For the time being, she is accused of breaking the law. Therefore, calling for the accused to be released is tantamount to breaking the law as well. “Global Action for Burma”, who issued the statement, is also dancing to the tune of the NLD inside Burma in tandem since they proclaimed the “Shwe-Gone-Daing” declaration. It is obvious there is a keen relationship between these two groups.
The people who are orchestrating “Global Action for Burma” are Sai Myo Win of Union of Human Rights Council (UHRC), Shwe Zin Htun, and Dr Aye Min of Free Burma Federation (FBF) and Myo Thein of Burma Democratic Concern (BDC). These people are taking money from US donors in an effort to destabilize the peace and tranquillity of the country. Shwe Zin Htun has demonstrated more than 350 times to gain support from the US government. In addition, Sai Myo Win, who lives in Bangkok, is working to destabilize the country. According to their statements, I personally identified 33 ethnic groups together with UHRC including La-Hu and Akhar.
Now I’ve discovered there are organisations funded by the US Government intending to destabilize Burma. Their efforts are foolish since they claimed their own 7 steps road map to democracy. “Global Action for Burma” would be counterproductive for the government at the very least. It would impinge the lives of families through out Burma most negatively.
This is the junta’s newspaper article written in Burmese by the author pseudonym Oat-Hla-Nge and translated by Myo Thein.
You can see original Burmese version at http://www.kyaymon.eu.mn/
I- Oat-Hla-Nge, logged onto the internet with my old laptop from a field since I was bored. I searched on Google wondering what funded exiled opposition groups will do since tomorrow, the government will deliver the verdict on Daw Suu Kyi (mum of the demo), relating to the case involving US citizen swimmer, Mr. John William Yettaw. Influences by pro democracy elements were futile at best.
Then out of curiosity I visited the website with a name that was neither Indian nor Burmese who wrote stories. I noticed the statement; “Global Action for Burma” and the statement were endorsed by 92 organisations. That was too many organisations.
Think my friend, Daw Suu Kyi was accused of breaking the law but there was no plot against her. Everyone loves just and right things, and respect human rights. If we want democracy, we must obey the rule of law. One needs not to worry since the Myanmar government will deliver a verdict in accordance to the rules and procedures of the existing law. Exiled opposition groups are taking this opportunity to exploit the situation by issuing statements before the verdict is read. Additionally the NLD inside Burma are dancing to the tune in accordance and in tandem with the exiled groups by issuing statements dated on 29.07.2009 saying that government will deliver the verdicts of Mae-Taw-Gyi (Daw Suu Kyi) on 31.07.2009 at 10:00 am.
No matter who issued the statements, their Maw-Taw-Gyi (Daw Suu Kyi) will inevitably be punished in accordance to the law if she is found guilty and if not, she will be freed accordingly. For the time being, she is accused of breaking the law. Therefore, calling for the accused to be released is tantamount to breaking the law as well. “Global Action for Burma”, who issued the statement, is also dancing to the tune of the NLD inside Burma in tandem since they proclaimed the “Shwe-Gone-Daing” declaration. It is obvious there is a keen relationship between these two groups.
The people who are orchestrating “Global Action for Burma” are Sai Myo Win of Union of Human Rights Council (UHRC), Shwe Zin Htun, and Dr Aye Min of Free Burma Federation (FBF) and Myo Thein of Burma Democratic Concern (BDC). These people are taking money from US donors in an effort to destabilize the peace and tranquillity of the country. Shwe Zin Htun has demonstrated more than 350 times to gain support from the US government. In addition, Sai Myo Win, who lives in Bangkok, is working to destabilize the country. According to their statements, I personally identified 33 ethnic groups together with UHRC including La-Hu and Akhar.
Now I’ve discovered there are organisations funded by the US Government intending to destabilize Burma. Their efforts are foolish since they claimed their own 7 steps road map to democracy. “Global Action for Burma” would be counterproductive for the government at the very least. It would impinge the lives of families through out Burma most negatively.
This is the junta’s newspaper article written in Burmese by the author pseudonym Oat-Hla-Nge and translated by Myo Thein.
You can see original Burmese version at http://www.kyaymon.eu.mn/
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