Declaration on attitude of New Mon (r)

[OKKAR66129@xxxxxxx]

Ponya Mon should update the current situation of his fellow NMSP's stand. NMSP
issued the lastest stand regarding the NLD on 29th September 1998. I hope that
he didn't get that latest issue. If he doesn't get yet he should download
from:
http://www.twics.com/~met/unity/nmsp.jpg

Without knowing the latest situation and blaming others to be a fake one means
the unwise manner of a person.

ok


nyap01@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:

> Dear friend
>  
>  The following statement is  wrritten by the SPDC. The real atittude of
>  NMSP's
>  statement on NLD is the one I posted it on Burmanet. If you didn't receive
>  it yet, I will send you another one.  If NMSP really did issue the
>  following statement, it will totally  against the will of majority of  Mon
>  people. Mon people 
>  want
>  democracy and self-determination, not want the repressive regime which
>  cost thousands of Mon people lives. 
>  
>  With solidarity,
>  
>  Pon Nya Mon
>  Monland Restoration Council
>  
>  n
>  
>  On 5 Oct 1998 suantak@xxxxxx wrote:
>  
>  > That means that the New Mon State Party
>  > has become a protege of the SPDC. Does
>  > Cease-fire mean giving up what the New
>  > Mon State Party had been fighting for,
>  > for many years the Self-determination of
>  > the Mon people.  Is this the end of the
>  > people of Mon as a distinct ethnic
>  > group.  The cease-fire was then the
>  > total subjugation of the Mon to the
>  > Burman military or the colonialization
>  > of the Mon by the Burman military.
>  > -----Original Message-----
>  > From: OKKAR66129@xxxxxxx
>  > <OKKAR66129@xxxxxxx>
>  > To: Recipients of burmanet-l
>  > <burmanet-l@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>  > Date: Monday, October 05, 1998 3:56 AM
>  > Subject: Declaration on attitude of New
>  > Mon State Party
>  > 
>  > 
>  > >Subject : Declaration on attitude of
>  > NMSP in connection with acts of National
>  > >League         for Democracy
>  > >
>  > >Date: 29 September 1998
>  > >
>  > >The National League for Democracy
>  > continues its activities for convening
>  > of a
>  > >Hluttaw. In connection with these
>  > activities, the New Mon State Party
>  > declares
>  > >its attitude as follows:
>  > >
>  > >1. The New Mon State Party reached the
>  > cease-fire and peace agreement with the
>  > >government on 29 June 1995, aiming at
>  > maintenance of peace and stability of
>  > >the State and regional development. It
>  > took over two years to make this
>  > >agreement, on which consensus was
>  > reached after holding coordination
>  > amidst
>  > >various difficulties.
>  > >
>  > >2. As the National League for
>  > Democracy's demand to convene a Hluttaw
>  > is a
>  > >follow-up matter of the 1990 General
>  > Election, which was organized by the
>  > >government, it must be carried out in
>  > accord with the government's lawful
>  > >arrangement. NLD is not authorized to
>  > do it.
>  > >
>  > >3. If any organization employs
>  > confrontation campaign or is engaged in
>  > riot,
>  > >violence and unlawful activities, it
>  > will cause loss to the nationalities as
>  > >well as to the State and people. Hence,
>  > the New Mon State Party never ever
>  > >desires or supports such activities.
>  > >
>  > >4. The New Mon State Party has never
>  > made contacts or cooperated with the
>  > >National League for Democracy. The New
>  > Mon State Party hereby announces that
>  > >it will uphold the cease-fire and peace
>  > agreement made with the government,
>  > >and strive on for development of the
>  > Mon region of Mon State and maintenance
>  > >of peace and stability of the State.
>  > >
>  > >
>  > >General Headquarters
>  > >New Mon State Party
>  > >
>  > >_______________________________________