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November 22, 2013Muslim members of USDP and NLD must learn how to “Run with the hare and hunt with the hounds”
November 7, 2013Imagine this scenario:
“Running with the hare and hunting with the hounds”
Idiom:
If someone is running with the hare and hunting with the hounds, they are trying to support or go with two opposing views, causes or factions at the same time.
But what to do…Muslim members of USDP, NLD and some NGOs need to do like this….Ironically it may be like: “Having one’s cake and eat it too”
(idiomatic) To seek to have two things which are mutually incompatible (such as eating a piece of cake and yet still possessing that piece for future use).
It’s not possible to get your savings and keep the piggy bank intact. You can’t have your cake and eat it too!
Or more polite saying in Burmese: Shint lae shauk thar_Pyar lae swe thar” meaning peaceful co-existence like giving space for the bees to built a hive and leaing the freeway for the squirrel to run.
I hope my friends would understand me between you and another. And Pathi/Indian mixed blooded issue. I would not support or fight for anyone but wish to work together with everyone.
In politics there is no permanent enemy or eternal friends.
Lord Palmerston (Henry John Temple). According to wikipedia, he actually said:
“Therefore I say that it is a narrow policy to suppose that this country or that is to be marked out as the eternal ally or the perpetual enemy of England. We have no eternal allies, and we have no perpetual enemies. Our interests are eternal and perpetual, and those interests it is our duty to follow.”
Source:
wikipedia.org : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friendship#cite_note-19
I’ll begin with an obituary. The Burma pro-democracy movement is dead.
August 5, 2013A NEW BURMA DEMOCRACY MOVEMENT
By Roland Watson August 3, 2013
The failure of the pro-democracy movement
I’ll begin with an obituary. The Burma pro-democracy movement is dead.
Of course, some people might disagree. Instead, they might say that it is
“over.” The Burma democracy movement isn’t dead, it’s just over, because
it succeeded. Burma is now free and democratic.
Liar Thein Sein must be punished
July 20, 2013He promised to release all the political prisoners at the end of the year BUT never promised not to arrest anymore. Even on the 18.7.13, they alerted the Mingaladon airport for the arrest of Maungmaung Skw because they thought that he was going to return on that day according to his air-ticket.
See this also…Liar Thein Sein must be punished.
ဦးဘရန္ေရွာင္ကို ေထာင္ဒဏ္ ၂ ႏွစ္ ခ်မွတ္ ေက်ာ္ခ July 19, 2013
Myanmar ruling party lie to covery up their hands in the Myanmar Muslim Massacre by baselessly blaming Communists and subversives
July 5, 2013Communists, subversives blamed for deadly Myanmar riots
Eleven Media Group Publication Date : 10-04-2013
A senior advisor to the ruling Union Solidarity and Development Party is blaming communists and other subversive elements for the deadly riots in Meikhtila town, central Myanmar last month that left more than 40 dead and 60 injured.
Hardliner Aung Thaung, a well-connected businessman and an industry minister in the previous military government, made the allegations in the latest issue of Thantawhsint news journal.
Special Report: Myanmar gives official blessing to anti-Muslim monks
June 28, 2013Special Report: Myanmar gives official blessing to anti-Muslim monks
Andrew R.C. Marshall
YANGON (Reuters) – The Buddhist extremist movement in Myanmar, known as 969, portrays itself as a grassroots creed.
Its chief proponent, a monk named Wirathu, was once jailed by the former military junta for anti-Muslim violence and once called himself the “Burmese bin Laden.”
But a Reuters examination traces 969’s origins to an official in the dictatorship that once ran Myanmar, and which is the direct predecessor of today’s reformist government. The 969 movement now enjoys support from senior government officials, establishment monks and even some members of the opposition National League for Democracy (NLD), the political party of Nobel peace laureate Aung San Suu Kyi.
Wirathu urges Buddhists to boycott Muslim shops and shun interfaith marriages. He calls mosques “enemy bases.”
USDP and NLD should now form a coalition government to share power for next 10 years
June 21, 2013Actually they need to do this now…not only after they lost to NLD.
But if NLD win roughly about 50% of seats only and if USDP and Military seats combined is about 50% they need to form a coalition government if they wish to become a strong government.
If not buying, or forcing the MPs to jump sides could occur and could even MPs blackmailing the ruling party….
Actually if they now give Daw Suu a Vice President and share their power by offering some Cabinet Minister posts to NLD thus effectively forming the Nyunt Paung Asoeya or coalition government….
With the treaty to reciprocate this sharing even after 2015 whether any party wins…
If they do that…the peace and stability will return to Myanmar and definitely will be followed by the rapid and tremendously progress to catch up or could even overtake some ASEAN tigers.
No need to stir up the Amyo Thar Yae or Ultra-Nationalism to discredit NLD and democratic forces to win support and votes in the 2015 election.
An Opportunity for Aung San Suu Kyi, President Obama…and You
June 19, 2013An Opportunity for Aung San Suu Kyi, President Obama…and You
November 17, 2012 By dannyfisher
“Rohingya Muslims who fled Burma to Bangladesh to escape religious violence, sit in a boat after being intercepted crossing the Naf River by Bangladeshi border authorities.” Photo by the Associated Press.
“Hard-talk” with a Burmese Hardliner
June 17, 2013Actually I strongly believe that the political drama of Anti-Muslim riots is not aimed to stage the ground for a coup d’état but to brainwash the people to become Ultra-Nationalists and making their supports and votes swing from Daw Suu led NLD to USDP. As Daw Suu has to keep neutral or even if spoken something according to the Human Rights norms, present gov supporters would discredit her as Klara-supporter. If military coup, the sanctions would definitely come back. Now they are trying to stay in power even after “democratic” and “fair election” in 2015.
Head to Head With a Burmese Hardliner By SANAY LIN / THE IRRAWADDY, June 17, 2013
Burma’s President Thein Sein, left, talks with Aung Thaung, center, and Rangoon’s former mayor Aung Thein Lin in Mandalay in 2010. Aung Thaung is a former general and industry minister turned lawmaker with close connections to the president and former dictator Than Shwe. (Photo: The Associated Press)
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