WILL SHE CHANGE ? (r)

[kzy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Dear Ko Okkar,
	It will be verhelpful if you ask the author about the following
questions and points or you can answer thos.
	(1) Did the author ever study in Burma or ever ben to a government
office? 
	There are photographs of Ne Win on classroom walls or the walls of
the government offices. The author said, he would not salute Daw Aung San
Suu Kyi because of her marriage to a British man.  Did he ever realize
that Ne Win married a foreign woman and needed to pay divorce fee when
they broke up for some reasons that everyone knew?   Did he mean that he
don't pay salute to Ne Win too?  If so, that will be great to know.  When
saying about marriage to a foreigner, why did he bring up only her not Ne
Win?  I know, and you know why.  He still need to salute that old dying
guy.  
	Did Ne Win know about those facts when he got married a foreigner?
Then why wasn't it a case at that time?  Why hasn't it been a case up to
now?   Why can't author compare the issue?  
	In fact, the author is writing something bullshit that he knows it
is nonsense because in his life he had to salute Ne Win more than he can
imagine and he knows that he can't say anything about it.  
	If the author answers that he didn't and doesn't salute to any
leader who married a foreigner, (To Remember he must say that he didn't
salute Ne Win either) I will be very very very shocked and glad.  I know
you will take time again as usual  because you can't answer again.

Yours sincerely,
Kyaw Zay Ya



On 18 Sep 1998 OKKAR66129@xxxxxxx wrote:

> WILL SHE CHANGE ?
> 
> Regarding the parliament on 21 august, will Daw Aung San Suu Kyi change the
> following Paragraph (excerpts from 1947 constitution written by her father
> Bogyoke Aung San and Election law (31 may 1989)) if she manage to hold the
> parliament ?
> 
> I respect her as a daughter of our national leader Bogyoke Aung San and an
> educated Myanmar lady. But I do not want to salute (I am not going to
> salute)the British Man around her. My great parents are paid for their lives
> to gain our independence. Not only me there are many others. Even our
> national leader Bogyoke Aung San.
> 
> One thing I am sorry that until today I never seen in the news, or never heard
> from Daw Aung San Suu Kyi that her father was  Killed by u saw but the weapons
> are supplied by british army officers.
> 
> I love democracy? I want Myanmar to gain more human responsibility with
> Fundamental rights. We can do it. We do not need outsiders. Just change the
> attitudes towards each others within the family.
> 
> 
> Zaya Myo Aung
> 
> 
> Excerpt from The Constitution of The Union of Burma (1947)
> 
> 74. (1) Any person who shall be disqualified for being chosen as and for
> being a member of either Chamber:
> 
> (i) is under any acknowledgment of allegiance or adherence to a foreign
> Power, or is a subject or citizen or entitled to the rights and privileges of
> a subject or a citizen of a foreign Power;
> ---------------------------------------------------
> 
> Excerpt from ELECTION LAW (31st May, 1989)
> 
> 10. The following persons shall not be entitled to stand for election:-
> 
> (a) members of religious orders; (b) persons adjudged to be of unsound mind
> as provided for in the relevant law; (c) persons serving prison terms, having
> been convicted under sentence of a court for any offence; (d) citizens who
> are not born of parents mentioned in Section 8 Sub-section (a) clause (2);
> (e) persons who are under any acknowledgment of allegiance or adherence to a
> foreign Power, or are subjects or citizens or entitled to the rights and
> privileges of a subject or a citizen of a foreign Power; (f) associate
> citizens, naturalized citizens and foreigners; (g) members of organization
> declared as unlawful association according to any existing law; (h) members
> of organization in armed revolt against the State; persons against whom there
> is sufficient grounds of having links with the said organizations or with its
> members to revolt; (i) individuals or members of organization who obtain and
> make use of State fund, building, vehicle, property directly or indirectly;
> 
> Proviso: (1) The expression State fund does not include pension or the
> official monetary support given by the State for the services rendered for
> the benefit of the State;
> 
> (2) The expression building, vehicle, property belonging to the State does
> not include buildings and apartments belonging to the Housing Department,
> other buildings and apartments belonging to the State which have been used
> under any existing law or rented from the State; aircraft, train, steamers
> and motor-cars belonging to the State which have been hired on charges from
> the State;
> 
> (j) individuals or members of organization who obtain and make use of money,
> property, other assistance from the Government or religious  organization or
> any other organization of a foreign country directly or indirectly; (k)
> individuals or members of an organization who, for political purposes, use
> religion as an excuse, and utter, deliver speeches and make declarations to
> vote or not to vote and who encourage and incite such acts; (l) members of
> defence forces such as Armed Forces, People's Police Force, public servants
> from various public service bodies and various State owned economic
> organizations and other public servants enjoying salary from the State fund.
> 
> 
> Note. Retired persons are not included among such public servants
> 
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