Rebuttal to Min Htun Min's message (r)

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Subject: Re: Rebuttal to Min Htun Min's message posted in SCB

You said it. God bless you.Metta to all. Non violent and fighters in the
field for armed insurrection. Peace and the power of resistance. Nothing
less than her incomparable example of strength, grace and determination
empowered by wisdow and persistance can steer this ship in stormy sea.
Those in the field and jungles, in private comfort, in situations of
stress and uncertainty, all together must unite to untie these deamons
and their masters.

Daw Aung San Suu Kyi is the leader the dictators should and one day must
come to terms with. And until they do, the United States will forever,
along its long arm and powerful allies, meet force with superiour force.
And there will be no place for the dictators to hide...not even rats in
their holes will be safe from accountability to superior moral
principles of freedom and democracy.

what's more truly incredible than her inimitable and stoic will, is the
generals' all-encompassing stupidity not to get it yet, backed by the
internationally condemned outrageous lies of TOTAL and other investors
now in the private sector of the drug money laundered sustained economy.
That is even more Orwellian than Orwell.
dawn star

Alice wrote:
> 
> Perhaps, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi is the only woman to stand alongside
> Mahatama Gandhi, Martin Luther King and Nelson Mandela. It is hard to
> imagine the conflict of loyalties with which she has to struggle between
> her responsibilities to her family and those to her people.
> There are few people who have chosen to make such huge personal
> scarifices for their country and ideals. What makes this so astonishing
> is that she has made this choice every day for more than 10 years.
> 
> It would have been so esay to call it a day, go into exile and maintain
> the struggle from the comforts of England. Given the frustrations of
> achieving change in Burma, and her family responsibilities, no one could
> have challenged such a choice. Sure, Mandela, King and Ghandi faced
> incremental choice to take the risks that led to imprisonment and
> assassination, but there is something in the ongoing choice, the clash

> of personal and public duties which makes her plight so compelling and
> so poignant.
> 
> By placing her commitment to her country men before herself and her
> family, she is making a massive investment in a shared endeavour of
> bringing democracy to Burma.
> 
> She is a woman, our one and only leader, who demonstrates huge strength
> !!
> 
> Dear , Ko/U/Ma/ Daw/ Min Htun Min, Thank you anyway, for calling our
> leader, " Daw" " Aung San Suu Kyi ".
> 
> alice
> 
> minhtunmin@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> > -No.1-
> >