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28/7/98:LETTER TO SENIOR GEN.THAN S



/* Written Wed 29 Jul 11:00am 1998 by drunoo@xxxxxxxxxxxx in igc:reg.burma */
/* -----------" 28/7/98:Letter to Senior Gen Than Shwe "----------- */

[ADDED NOTE: Recent series of DASSK's attempt to travel outside Rangoon
can be seen as her non-violent campaign against the unjust restrictions
imposed upon elected NLD members by Burmese junta. As the well-informed
Internet/BurmaNet readers known, the SPDC/SLORC has imposed these travel
restriction on elected MPs in order to prevent them from convening the
National Parliament. From studying the junta's previous tactics, the other
alternative SPDC/SLORC having is to arrest "all" MP-elects on the arrival
to Rangoon. AT This time the junta, nevertheless, has recognized that such
tactics of arresting all elected MPs was too noisy internationally and
therefore appears to have used new tactics. We can now see that the junta's
new tactics for quietly curbing activities of elected-MPs beginning to fail
--thanks to the efforts of ASSK and all pro-democracy supporters throughout
the world.

For the elected MPs, the opportunity to convene Parliament is one thing,
but another important thing is what will be the likely agendas for
discussion at the Parliament. A national parliament can do a lot for the
betterment of Burmese people: Deciding to allow NGOs, perhaps, for
anti-drug efforts and crop substitutions; Promulgate laws that encourage
business and investments, or, if the situation permits, securing loans
and finance from International Financial Intitutions. This will certainly
stop the SPDC/SLORC deluding themselves as a government of Burma.
Of course, no responsible institution should consider legitimate, in
the wake of convening Burma's Parliament, a group of military men calling
themselves to be a 'Government of Burma'.

On the situation of blockade at Nyaungdone, this morning radio reports
indicate Daw Aung San Suu Kyi is refusing food from the military. Although
it is recommendable to continue sit-in the car as protest, in my personal
opinion, DASSK should not make a hunger-strike on this occasion. Simply
put it, her health and well-beings are as important as the democracy
movement.

With best regards, U Ne Oo.
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LETTER TO GEN. THAN SHWE (28/7/98)
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Dr U Ne Oo
18 Shannon Place
Adelaide SA 5000
AUSTRALIA

28 July 1998.

Senior General Than Shwe
Chairman, State Peace and Development Council
c/o- Ministry of Defence
Signal Pagoda Road
Rangoon, Burma.
								
Dear General Than Shwe

We received reports of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi's recent trip to Bassein
has been blocked at Nyaungdone by State Peace and Development Council.
I ask you to open that blockade immediately and allow her to proceed
her journey to Bassein.

Current disputes arises primarily because of your State Peace and
Development Council failed to notify to the subordinate Township and
Division SPDCs to put a stop to the travel ban imposed upon the elected
parliamentarians. This becomes the reason Daw Aung San Suu Kyi wishing
to see and to travel to her NLD member supporters. It is highly
appropriate that your council immediately allow all parliamentarians
within the country to travel freely so that they can convene their
parliament in near future.

It has been learnt that Daw Aung Suu Kyi has been in her car for four
days and the international community is having  grave concern about
her health and welfare. Your should note that if something happen to
her, you and your council will be held responsible. It should
also note that your council is receiving no sympathy amongst the
governments of the world and that any mistake you may have made will
likely to be resulted in a serious response. I therefore ask you to
solve the problems in a peaceful dialogue with Daw Aung San Suu
Kyi and NLD.
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