ျပည္သူပိုင္ပစၥည္း..လက္သင့္ရာစားေတာ္ေခၚနိုင္ပါသလား

(From Thadar blogspot.com)
ေငြမ်ား ေငြနိူင္..ေငြရွိသူ ပိုင္..
ျပည္သူပိုင္ပစၥည္း..လက္သင့္ရာစားေတာ္ေခၚနိုင္ပါသလား.
ရွိသမွ် အမုိးခြါ.. တိုင္ခ်ြတ္ေရာင္း
ျပည္သူအတြက္ မက်န္တာ တိုင္းျပည္ဘ႑ာတိုက္ ေဟာင္းေလာင္း
ျပည္သူဟာ တိရိစၦာန္သာသာ..က်ြန္သာသာလား..
ငံု ့ခံေနတာ..ဒို ့အျပစ္ပါ တကား…

ေၾကာင္ဆိုရင္…လက္သည္းထုတ္ၾကဖို ့ အခ်ိန္တန္ျပီ..
ေျမြေပြးမွန္ အေမာက္ေထာင္ျပဖို ့ လိုသည္.
ကင္းျမီးေကာက္ မွန္ အျမီးေထာင္တုတ္ၾကရန္လိုျပီ။
လူတိုင္းကိုယ္စီ စြမ္းရည္ရွိသည္။.
မတရားမွဳမွန္ တြန္းလွန္တိုက္ခိုက္ရန္ လိုသည္။

လူဘ၀ သည္ တၾကိမ္သာေမြး..တၾကိမ္ဘဲေသသည္။
ရခဲေသာလူ ့ဘ၀ လြတ္လပ္စြာ လူပီသရန္ျဖစ္သည္။
လူသတ္လက္နက္သည္ ေၾကာက္ရန္မဟုတ္။
လူသား၏ တည္ထြင္မွူတရပ္..သာ
သင့္ ၏ စြမ္းရည္သာလွ်င္ တန္ဖိုးမျဖတ္အပ္။
သင္သည္သာ သင္၏ ေခါင္းေဆာင္ျဖစ္၏။
သင္သည္သာ သင့္အနာဂတ္အတြက္ ကိုးစားရာျဖစ္၏။

သင္သည္ ပိုင္သည္ သင္၏ အနာဂတ္…
လမ္းဆံုမွာ ရပ္ေန..မေတြေ၀နဲ ့ေတာ့..
အာဏာရွင္နိဂံုး..အဆံုးသတ္ရန္..
တဦးခ်င္းစီ..တာ၀န္ယူၾက။
ညီညာဖ်ဖ်..တြန္းလွန္ၾက။

သင္ဝိညာဥ္သည္သာ သင္၏သူရဲေကာင္း..
သင္၏ ရာဇ၀င္ေၾကာင္းမွာ…
မဆုတ္မကြာရွိေနတယ္..

ကဲ လာ..ခြပ္လိုက္ၾကစို ့သူငယ္ခ်င္း…
မနိုင္မခ်င္း…အသက္ရင္းေစ..
ဒို ့၏ ေျမအတြက္….
ဒို ့သားေျမးအတြက္..
က်ြန္ုပ္တို ့၏ လြတ္ေျမာက္ေရးအတြက္…

Quintana left Burma with bare Hand.

UN Human Rights Envoy to Burma Tomás Ojea Quintana expressed “regret” that he was not given the opportunity to meet with Burma's detained opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi as he concluded a five-day visit to the country.

At a press conference at Rangoon's international airport, he said that it will be difficult to hold free and fair elections in Burma and that he saw no signs that Burma's more than 2,100 political prisoners will be released.

Privitization or Personalization

Fiver Star shipping line(FSSL) , MAI, and Petroleum Filling Stations have been sold out to his cronies. FSSL was sold out to MEC( Military’s economic arm), MAI to Kambaw Za bank(Former Narcotic drug lord), Filling Station to Htoo Company(owned by Teza.

Where is the transparency in this sell out? Any rules and regulation (Pension, social security etc)for the people working in this enterprise?

Any reason behind this fast sold out the enterprise? Who will get benefit? People or his cronies? Privitization should be done cautiously. Hastily privitization get adverse effect on economy.

In reality the way Junta doing is not privitization, it is PERSONILIZATION OF PUBLIC ASSESTS.

U Tin U release and UN envoy arrived

It is glad to hear that U Tin Oo was released from 6 years house arrest . It is not Junta goodwill . The UN's envoy to Burma, Tomás Ojea Quintana arrived one day before his release. The Junta is playing game again.

Selection of Representative for NLD Pegu Division

It is sad to hear that the selection process is not democratic. Pegu Division EC was formed with those chosen from NLD CEC , not considering the view from Township representative. This time unity is utmost important. Be remember how the party CC was formed during Japanese occupation.

Where is John Web??

Senator John Web came to Burma and bring back Mr Yettaw to US. Actually Mr Yetaw breached law. Nyi Nyi Aung, naturalized US citizen, did nothing wrong with Law in Burma. He was sentenced 3 yrs yesterday. What are you doing Senator John web?

Economic reform and Thakin Tin Mya

Economic reform first or political reform first? In Russia, political reform did first, then people suffered a lot because of privitization. In China, economic reform first, politically still not democratic, but people get richer than before.
In order to follow china example, leaders should be uncorrupted. In Burma, we could not do like China as you all know Than Swe and his gangs characters. Step by step privitization under the great leader like Daw Su, we can attain best results. Otherwise , people will be under heavy economic pressure.
Every time colur changing and only one foot away from grave Thakin Tin Mya is advertising Economic reform first policy. What is his motive for writing and advertising this policy? Is he writing for money?

U Win Tin freed

Myanmar's military government released the country's longest-serving political prisoner Tuesday afternoon as part of a broad amnesty in which more than 9,000 prisoners were freed.
U Win Tin, 79, had served nearly 20 years in prison, and was the country's longest-serving political prisoner before his release, he said after his release
While still wearing prison clothing, he told a handful of journalists that the country's military rule must end, but he has no interest in taking part in a scheduled 2010 general election.
U Win Tin was one of 9,002 prisoners released in a general amnesty on Tuesday(230908).
Dr Than Nyein, Daw May Win Myint aslo released.

U Win Tin said on Daw Du “I have no doubt about her personality, knowledge and leadership skills. I trust her. She is the true leader."
Daw Su has called U Win Tin "a man of courage and integrity," and said he was instrumental in the country's democracy movement.

Long Live U Win Tin. Down with Junta

UN, Gambari and Daw Su

Mr Gambari, special envoy from UN, tried to see Daw Su in his six visit to Burma. Daw Su appeared to be sending a signal that she was unhappy with the outcome of his efforts to date.

Gambari met with representatives of the Union of Myanmar Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry, which is the major funder of the regime’s Swan Ah Shin militia. The envoy also met representatives of the Union Solidarity and Development Association, a junta-backed civic group that violently attacked Daw Su's motorcade .

I totally agree with Daw Su on not seeing Gambari. It is waste of time.

Singapore Law and Burmese activist

On August 2, the Singapore government declined to renew visas permits or extensions for Myo Tun , Hlaing Moe and Soe Thi Ha, Burmese activists, for participating in public protests illegally.

The Singapore Immigration and Checkpoint Authorities didn’t give any reason or explanation for rejecting the renewals or extensions of our visas and permits. Burmese,Permanent residents of Singapore, who participated in public protests in November last year are not sure their future.

I was thinking why they did not take action when they demonstrated in November. It is not a gentleman technique. If they break the law, Singapore should take action immediately according to Law. If the Singapore goverment do not want to take action on the activist as they pity on them, they should tell that this (not extending visa) is the softest action goverment has taken .

20 years after 8888

Twenty years has been passed, but we are still far away from democracy, Junta is still reign in our motherland. Many lives of old and young students, monks etc has been perished.

Why we still cannot change the system in Burma? What is our fault? Why Junta still can survive? We still could not find out the appropriate solution.

I would like to conclude that those democratic organization including NLD still not yet prove to the mass that their life will be more better than the present. Organization is weak. Could not move the whole mass to revolt the Junta. Could not persuade to come out from fear.It is easy to criticize for me. But I could not give answer.

My opinion is that political parties working for democracy could not mobilize the whole mass to revolt in Burma. The parties lack organizing and convincing that the sooner the Junta topple the better their life. The parties lack to organize the mass to be free from fear.It is easy for me to crticize the parties.

But criticism alone is not enough, it should also come with solution. I have no answer for my criticism. Who else can gave solution?

Singapore and politics

I have often seen in the news paper that the PAP goverment encourage people to be more involve in politics. I have seen the ministers having political dialogue session with NTU, NUS and polytechic students. They want Singaporean more involved in politics. They encourage talented people to join only PAP party, that is what i notice. May be I am wrong.

I wonder whether Singapore goverment have any sympathy to Burmese people. Do Singapoe govement want us liberate from Junta adminstration and flourish democracy in BURMA.? Do they really undrstand the true nature of Junta? I think that they understand the true nature of Junta, but they close eye as long as there no direct impact on them.

I am raising the above issues as Burmese activists in Singapore are having difficulty to extend their stay in singapore. One activist, work permit holder have been denied work permit extension. One activist, PR holder, has not got extension of multiple jouney visa . The activist can no longer go outside Singapore, but he still can stay in singapore. His status is like a person living in confinement.

I have to conclude that Singapore goverment do not want poltical mindedpeople. They want us people who follow what the goverment say.

Talk Shop Asean meeting

Asean ministrial meeting held today and Asean calls for utmost restraint in Thai Cambodia disputr. Singapore FM, chairman of ASEAN said that ASEAN urged BOTH SIDES TO EXCERCISE.
Regarding on Burma he siad Daw Su could be freed in next few months as law limits her max period of detention to six years . He told to media that Junta FM Nyan Win had said that she has about a half years time left.
Oh what a pity Mr Yeo. Myanmar has been no law at all since Junta has taken power. They are above the law and they dar the law what they want. Can he and Junta assure that the law imposes to Daw Su will not be amended?

Unseat Junta from UN

The pro-democracy movement for Burma, united in coalition throughout the world, calls upon the Member States of the United Nations to stand up for the principles of democracy and human rights and reject the credentials of the SPDC's delegation to the United Nations during the upcoming session of the General Assembly.
This movement was headed by Penang Abbot, Ko Ko lay and Moe The Zun.
For detail visit moemaka

Crisis hit US financial Sector

The worst financial crisis of our time(George Soros)
Current situation is the worst he has seen in 40 years(George Schwartz from Schwartz Investment Counsel).
Is this financial cris may have effect on Burma?
There is high rise in oil price, shortage of rice etc..
I was wondering how do the burmese Junta plan to face this impact.
Singapore MM Le Kuan Yew has hint out slow progress of Singapore Economy because of US financial crisis.

different view

Below is excerpt from TODAY Paper today
The resilience of people, along with skills of Myanmar citizen working for local and international humannitarian agencies - proved to be the most critical survival weapons. Second waved of post cyclone casualties did not take place. It appears to have put much effort into helping villagers rebuild their lives. Build 111 wooden house at a cost of about 1000$ each (by companies which are close allies of Junta offcial. They were ordered by Junta to build FIRST with their own cost , PAY LATER, )

Below is excerpt from Straight Time Paper today
Junta cyclone recovery efforts lauded.
Asean and UN official are impressed by Myanma gov efforts to help its people recover from Cyclone Nagris. There is a lot to be done.Sense of Recovery and return to some form of normalcy.

Nation development

MM Lee Kuan Yew , at East Asia Summit Conference on Liveable Cities held in Singapore on 25 June, 2008, said a country need three elements to succeed
1. A government that people have confidence
2. Leaders who are above board who can made decisions based on necessity, not how will personally benefit
3. Able men in charge.
Our beloved nation is far far away to come out from LDC status with the present Junta leaders who are not fit in with MM LK Yee yard stick.

Nagris death toll by SPDC

Rangoon, Burma (AP) — Burma said Tuesday that 84,500 people perished in last month's cyclone, up from the last official announcement that 77,700 had died in the devastating storm.Meanwhile, a representative from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, the regional bloc that includes Burma, said a recent assessment tour found the needs of the storm's survivors were being met(I could not believe this staement).Deputy Foreign Minister Kyaw Thu said in a speech that the official death toll now stood at 84,537 dead, with 53,836 still missing. The update was the first since May 17, when officials said 77,738 had died and 55,917 were missing.The increased total represents victims of the storm itself rather then any new casualties due to disease or starvation in the cyclone's aftermath, he said, stating that the assessment found no such post-cyclone deaths."On the part of the government, there have been less and less requests for emergency assistance coming from communities and local authorities(not from victims, please note,. Aljazeera news reported just 10 hours ago that Food aid to victims of Cyclone Nargis in Myanmar will run out in less than three weeks unless more international donations are allowed to come through)

Arguing with Dean of Lee Kuan School of Public Policy

I would like refer to an article " Myanmar: Dealing with complexity by Kishore Mahbubani in The Straight Times. on June 18, 2008

1. I would like to discuss his comment "20 years of sanctions imposed by the USand the EU on Myanmar have not succeeded, indeed the miliatry regime in Myanmar remainss as stronger as ever." The writer point out only the failure. He did not point out the cause of failure. The failure is due to lack of support from neighbouring countries, India, China, Thailand and Singapore. All this countries are exploiting Burma's resources while US and EU are shun away trading with Burma. They are practising like professional gambler playing poker at the death man house. If this ASEAN , China and India did support sanction, it is certian that the military regime will be fall down. If this countries did not trade with Burma, it is quite certain that there will be shortage of commodities and uprising will occur and Junta will be toppled. some may argue that there will be bloodshed if this situation arise. Of course, there is no success without sacrifice. Most of Burmese are eagerly to sacrifice to change the Junta.

2 Kishore Mahbubani point out that " Sanctions dont work, Engagement does." ASEAN has allowed Burma to be in ASEAN group since 1977. Has Burma change towards democracy? Has Burmese people human right record improve. Has Burmese peoples living standard improve? Has Burmese Junta softer? In 2008, 10 years after Burma beame ASEAN member, MM Mr Lee Kuan Yew mentioned that he could not understand how the generals could believe that they could let Burma remain isolated. Is this the success of engagement policy.

3. There is a qustioned by the author . Would Myanmar be better of today if it had been invaded in Operation Myanmar Freedom? Who would have been responsible for cleaning up the mess if the invading forces left before the country had been stabilized.
Burma current situation is quite different with Iraq and Yugoslavia. Could not compare with them. We have national leader, Daw Aung San Su Kyi, who could united people from all races. We dont have religious differences like Iraq and Yugoslavia, where Shiite and Sunnni, Chritian and Muslim etc. They dont have national leader like Burma. Moreover majority of Burmese are expecting a forces that would topple Junta. Once the small numbers of miliatry leaders have been detained by invading force, it is sure that all army will be join democratic forces. Most of the non Burmese do not understand the metality of Burmese. They think that after invading freedom, there will be much resistance like Iraq or Yugoslav. We, Burmese are prone to accept non violence ways because of Budhist teaching. All Burmese try to follow Buddhist five precept. Among the five precepts , abstain from killing is the mostly upheld. That why there is no sucide bombing and assisination attempt in Burmese politics.(only one -two assisination in Buremse history)

Presendential Candidate Obama on Burma

If the junta continues its failure to protect the dignity, health and well-being of the Burmese people, the international community must be prepared to work harder toward effective coordinated action, including but not limited to action through the United Nations Security Council.