A Fourth Solution

I've red Democratic Diagram of Burma by turncoat group name 1988
Generation Students of Burma. (They took the similar name of Burmese
Democratic Heroes known as 1988 Generation Student Group led by Min Ko
Naing). It's three Burmese political solutions are 1. Cling to 1990
General Election and disagree SPDC's road map or 2. agree SPDC's road
map and go into 2010 election or 3. Military Action on SPDC ).
Of course, he draw the attention to Solution No. 2 to agree SPDC's
road map and change the constitution one day but other two met dead
ends.
I tried to see it from NLD side and found there is definitely the best
solution for NLD and SPDC. I'll call it Fourth Solution.

Prison Break has been a series that has impressed me a lot, while i
see with everyone in the house and also feel the emotion of Michael
Scolfield and his bright plans.

we are all desperate to see the new season.
Does anyone know when begins?

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Statement on the 5th Anniversary of Nai Yekha's and Nai Cheem Gakao's
Imprisonment (July 17, 2008)

July 17, 2008, marks the 5th anniversary of imprisonments of the two
Mon activists, Nai Yekha and Nai Cheem Gakao. Nai Yekha and Nai Cheem
Gakao were sentenced to life in prison because of their activities in
organizing and educating people about democracy and human rights in
Burma. On this anniversary, Mon communities around the world join Nai
Yekha's and Nai Cheem Gakao's families in saying prayers for their
releases.

The current Burmese military regime accused them of conspiracy for
attempting to overthrow the regime and unjustly sentenced them to
death on July 17, 2003. The sentences were later reduced to the life...

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"CHINKLAND's THUGS and GOONS Step Up Pre-Olympics EXECUTIONS!"

As the U.S. "president" prepares to meet his fellow WAR CRIMINAL
"heads-of-state" at the Olympic Prison in Brown City, China's popular
and freely-elected COMMUNIST SLAVEMASTERS have accelerated their
crackdown on real and imagined dissidents and enemies of the enemies.

What a wonderful, free, and open, and totally enjoyable event these
Games will be.

No wonder the goonies have selected "One world one killing field" as
the Olympic theme!

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"Across China, Security Instead Of Celebration"

"Police Crack Down on 'Hostile Forces,' Apply New Safety Measures"

By Edward Cody
Washington Post Foreign Service
Saturday, July 19, 2008; A01

Dear FD

You put it very nicely, “ so long as doing right thing for Myanmar,

Eevry body does, what he/thinks is right. “"Doing the Right Thing ” .
Buddha was the First and Only One who talked about that in his First
Summon of Eight Fold Path. ( Maggin 8 pars), 25wasn’t it? there are at
least eight steps to do it sucessfully . They are sesitives steps no
room to make a wrong move.. If you do one single mistake at one step,
you may have start all over again.

What is the right thing? For arguments sake , one may be right for
one, that same one may be wrong for the other. Is there room to
compromise? I don’t know. There are many learned people around. I will
leave it to them, to educate us what is right or what is wrong. If
there are room, they would have compromised.

This compromise if needs be will come during next generation. Not at
the moment or during this generation. If you know what I mean .Because
at the moment, with the present situation there is no hope for
compromise.

If you look and search, your curiously, your desire to know will be
fulfilled. It will be with the truth, but nothing else.

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following Act sooner or later if there is no prospect for the end of
the continued efforts to enact sanctions and embargo against the Union...

July 15, Democratic Voice of Burma
Donated fishing equipment taken back from villagers - Naw Say Phaw

Villagers in Daydaye township, Irrawaddy division, have complained that
local authorities have taken back items given to them at a public donation
by the government and other private donors.

A private donor told DVB that village authorities had given fishing boats,
nets and other equipment to the villagers in front of visiting senior
officials but then took them back once the officials had left.

Village authorities gave speeches announcing the donation of 150 fishing
boats and other items during the senior officials' visit, the donor said.

"They told the senior authorities how much the boats and fishing nets had
cost, and they told them people should be grateful to the government for
these supplies as they would now be able to successfully restart the local
fishing industry," he said.

"But when the senior authorities had gone, the township authorities and
USDA officials took all the stuff back and told the fishermen to go home
and that they would get them later," he explained.

"But they never got them and they had to go home empty-handed."

July 15, Irrawaddy
A call to arms? - Kyaw Zwa Moe

"Nothing can defeat Burma's military regime-at least to date." I wrote
those words in a commentary after the monk-led uprising was crushed by
the junta last year. "All attempts at peaceful or violent means,
including armed struggle, people's uprisings, international sanctions and
political engagement, have failed."

But I missed one thing: a natural disaster.

The destruction caused by Cyclone Nargis has tested the military regime.
It clearly exposed again how restrictive, unreasonable and brutal the
generals are, but it couldn't change the generals' mindset-even to fully
collaborate with the international community to help their own people.

People expected that the monks uprising in September 2007 would have led
to something positive for the country. Again in May this year, many people
had hopes that an unreasonable response by the junta to the cyclone
disaster might create a positive scenario for humanitarian intervention.
But hopes were dashed when the generals largely shunned the international
community's effort to provide quick, effective relief aid.