Fw: to Dr. NiNi Thein from Panyoma

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> From: Panyoma <panyoma@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: Burmanet-l @ igc.apc.org
> Subject: to Dr. NiNi Thein  from Panyoma  Re: conference  on FTUB/NCGUB 
offer
> Date: Saturday, 13 June 1998 13:25
> 
> Dear Daw NI Ni Thein
> 
> Thanks for the offer regarding FTUB/NCGUB  issues.This is very nice of
you.
> 
> First of all I would to register myself  OPENLY  providing all details
> required by the guidelines of the conference.I believe this a" new order
of
> democracy" that we do everything possible in front of people,letting
people
> know the real situations facing and encourage them to participate.This is
> what  dedmocracy is all about.The more people are informed about
country's
> problems the better it becomes to solve it. It is Just like a household
> problem that you and I encounter and solve day to day.You have to know
the
> problems first then everyone living in the household have to solve it for
> their own survival.Otherwise they would not have survive.
> Please accept my preliminary registration and let me know  ASAP if it
were
> confirmed. 
> 
> We debate  not only on FTUB/NCGUB issues,but also how to do with our
> democracy campaign most effective and new vision.This is quite obious
that
> we need ed one.It had been more than eight years with not much result-The
> whys and hows are urgently needed to be resolved first before we move on
> with a dynamism.
> Otherwise,frankly, I personally do not see a ray of hope.
> 
> Remember, there is Daw Aung San Suu Kyi,enormous weight on her shoulder,
> out there.How long  can she go on like that  is always a big question to
> me.And here, we are stuffed with the money businesses  for so long.  We
> must reform our movement urgently. We ca do it together.
> 
> I really like to appeal all Burmese communities,
> organisations,individuals,academics and others around the world  join
hand
> to participate this reforming process  by contacting Dr.Daw Ni N Thein on
> Burmanet.
> 
> 
> Warm wishes
> 
> 
> Panyoma 
> Sydney
> 13/6/98