A Guide Line For SLORC's Tin Win

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A Guide Line for Open Talk with SLORC?s Ambassador Tin Win in U.S.

SLORC recognizes Tin Win as an ambassador to U.S.. But democratic forces in
U.S. recognize Tin Win as a Mafia, who collects illegal taxes from working
Burmese and threatens the Burmese. Therefore, the outline is drew for the
future talk with Tin Win.  So far  the conclusion has conducted?after Tin
Win talked with people in FL and CA?that Tin Win cannot decide or approve
any thing.  He could only blame Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and the U.S.
government. He could not even issue visa for visitors without the military?s
head quarter in Rangoon approval. He just enjoys getting tax money from
Burmese in U.S.. Tin Win has no power nor influential representative
authority.  Therefore, the outlines  here are made for Tin Win. 

Outlines:

1)  To send or hand the topics to individuals and organizations two weeks
before the talk is held.
2)  To sit together on the same roundtable. 
3)  To divide equal times availability for both side. 
4)  To avoid sitting in penal and giving non-stop lectures. 
5)  To appoint a Rep, with both side concerned, for every talk.
6)  To invade Burmese, non-Burmese, and local and international journalists
for the talk.
7)  To speak only in English. 

Note:
Lower level representatives from democratic forces in U.S. and individuals,
including students, can talk with Tin Win regarding the issue of cutting
taxes from Burmese in U.S.. Other words, Tin Win cannot be talked with
elected representatives, leaders of the organizations, and students leaders
in U.S..  He can be only talked with only lower levels. 

Solutions:

If Tin Win does not follow the outlines, the following campaigns will be
followed.

1)  Protest Tin Win wherever he is holing the talk. 
2)  Write letters to the chairman of Foreign Subcommittee in Congress.
3)  Organize more Burmese not to pay tax for the illegal SLORC. 

Tin Win?s shadow:

Since U Tin Win has been appointed as the SLORC?s ambassador to U.S. in
1996, he tired to carry out the tactic of  "divided & rule" among Burmese in
U.S..

The fact is that Tin win wants to be a foreign minister when he return to
Burma. That is why he is trying very hard to divide Burmese people. Because
Tin Win is showing his loyalty to the SLORC by collecting illegal tax money
from working Burmese and offering the Burmese to oppose U.S. government?s
policy toward Burma, he can be listed one of the candidates for minister
seat after Ohn Gaw.   

For further contact:
(301)984-6271 (RSU)
(202)393-7342 (NCGUB)
(301)984-6271 (DBSO)
(703)834-5670 (CRDB)