Request; "Re: Rebels win, Workers l (r)

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Subject: Re: Request; "Re: Rebels win, Workers lose"

Dear Daw lay Ni,
                                You are right and to the best of my
knowledge ,DawnStar as I know is an  American liberal democrat who has been
helping influence  the Burmese situation selflessly.He seeks no personal
profits or interests by involving in the Burmese cause. So dawnStar, don't
feel downcast. be strong and keep on doing what you've been doing.

DawnStar!Je sais bien que t'es toujours pour la cause birmane et tu
preconise la cause birmane.OK?Prends soins de toi..Je suis avec toi.

Julien

>Dear Heiko, and other discussers,
>
>I second the opinion of Dawn Star on this 'specific issue'.
>I would appreciate much if you keep 'Daw Aung San Suu Kyi' out of your
>daily discussions on the Burma Net. If you are really serious about
>contributing your ideas/suggestions/input/whatever, please 
>advice/suggest/put forward your ideas, thoughts, etc. to me
>and/or other activists who know and follow the situation of 
>Daw Aung San Suu Kyi daily if not hourly, from 'day one' if not day
>'zero' until this moment and will continue our work also in the future.
>
>My e-mail address is <nin@xxxxxx>. If you want to use postal addresses
>or fax, you may find them at the end of this message.
>
>Thanking you all in advance,
>
>Dr. Khin Ni Ni Thein
>WRTC
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>The Water, Research and Training Centre (WRTC) for a new Burma is 
>a non-governmental, non-profit, educational foundation, explicitly
>apolitical in nature, working for the Burmese peoples by promoting 
>and improving their access to research and training opportunities 
>and education in the water and rural sector in Burma and abroad.
>P.O. Box 118, 2600 AC Delft, The Netherlands. 
>http://wrtcburma.org
>Tel. +31-15-2151814, Fax +31-15-214 39 22, E-mail nin@xxxxxx
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>On Fri, 8 Oct 1999, Dawn Star wrote:
>
>> H, this is starting to be irresponsible talk, i suggest you keep Daw
>> Aung San Suu Kyi out of it as she has deliberateling and wisely
>> distanced her from this latest Warrior action. it is very simple,
>> logical and if you wish to discuss the implications, lets do it
>> privately, okay, but lets not spend a lot of time on it. She knows very
>> well and very wisely what she is doing. ds
>> 
>> Heiko Schaefer wrote:
>> > 
>> > Dear Friends,
>> > 
>> > I have the feeling, that news concerning Burma are less worthy if Aung
>> > San Suu Kyi is not directly involved. Okay, at least this media
>> > attention we have, but Aung San Suu Kyi decide to stay near her people,
>> > so we cannot hear often about her.
>> > 
>> > Tibet is more of concern since the Dalai Lama is living in exile and so
>> > he can travel around and persuade people to join his struggle for Free
>> > Tibet.
>> > 
>> > I worry: who and what will come AFTER Aung San Suu Kyi?
>> > 
>> > Regards
>> > Heiko
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