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Follow the appreciations of the Shan Democratic Union,
film maker John Pilger, HH the Dalai Lama, The Free Burma
Coalition, Dennis Skinner MP, Tony Benn MP, parliamentarians,
Socialist Workers' Party, Dr JPR Williams, sportspersons,
Hendrix bassist Noel Redding, Abdullah Ibrahim, musicians,
All Burma Students Democratic Organisation, All Burma
Students Democratic Front, and numerous others.
Support a REAL war on drugs : Sydney 2000 : Burma Out!
Okkar129 seems to have been delayed relating this dreadful
story, also he seems to have his facts all twisted..
>>Myanmar musical concert staged in London
>YANGON, <Where?)
>14 July- A Myanmar musical concert jointly organized by
>Myanmar Association (UK) and Myanmar Embassy in
>London took place at Acton Townhall, London, at noon on
>4 July. Myanmar families in Britain enjoyed it.
;-) Oh yes?
The truth is that the papers enjoyed it too. In fact you
are welcome to send a snail address and we will send
you all COPIES OF ALL THE PRESS CUTTINGS, (whoops)
from such as the wonderful Ealing Gazette, one of the
nations largest local newpapers... Did they write about
this junta-binge?
Did they write all about the Myanmar Association (UK) or
Myanmar Ambassador to UK Dr Kyaw Win and Chairman
U Maung Maung Hein, Sandaya Tin Win Hlaing, Than Myat
Soe, Sai Hti Hsaing, Mi Mi Win Pe, Kabya Bwehmu and Kyaw
Naing, film actress Myo Thanda Tun?????
No!!! Not a single pro junta word
Not a note of junta music either <g>..
But what the press photos showed were the many Burmese
and Bristish protesters in action in Acton , including the Trades
Union Council, Radio Free Asia, the Free Burma Coaition, and
ourselves, Mihra..
There were some great shots too.
Lots of fists in the airs and activistic smiles...
>Before the concert, Myanmar traditional food items
were sold to the audience.
The true facts are that : Before the concert all the artists
including the so called "Star of the show", were reading Mihra
human rights material about how they would be put on an
international blacklist of performers if we ever heard of their
ugly butts and quasi-talent performing on behalf of the worlds
numero uno state heroin factory .......
And you know what? They LOVED it...
Two have written to us saying that they would like to join this
organisation. So, we have 2 new members...
And funny, I said to one of these doyons of junta drama,
""Hey man. I played with Hendrix, what did you do to get here?""
>The concert came to an end with a song "Myanmar Association
(UK)"
Sheesh, somehow, I don't think that will make the charts do you??
What was it?? A march about people trying to cross the White
Bridge?
>sung by the artistes and the audience including Myanmar
families and their friends.
Oh boy!! Did they look scared when they saw all the
protesters readying to kick their gayly dressed neoblind l
ittle butts out of their junta seats. ha!! Great fun..
More more more,
Go Okkarbabe go!!
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