
Isn’t it ridiculous that the world lauds and celebrates the awarding of the Nobel Pace Prizes, but at what cost and what commitment?
Aung San Suu Kyi Has spent the last 13 out of 19 years in detention without even a trial and all because her party had won the elections in Burma or Myanmar, which the Military Junta did not like. Her followers are prosecuted, monks are killed and arrested – virtually there is no development and liberties for the citizens.
Yet the Military Mob continues to laugh its way to the bank, looting timber, using slave labor, filling coffers, trading in arms as well as flesh and drug trade… Oh Yes, the Developed and the Developing world does understand and is demanding justice from 19 years on and yes diplomacy does produce results, but when? Hmmm! Let’s see, the situation is unfolding and we are making progress.
And what of the Fine Lady with the Nobel Prize who does not have freedom to move, to eat, to meet her people, without her family – all this sacrifice for her country and the citizens. Well, does it even matter?
”I’m equally surprised the US doesn’t take stricter measures against the military government.”
...Double standards of U.S. baffles all of us !!
It is better to help people in the countries like Burma of Zimbabwe who actually need to get rid of their current governments, i suppose.
The USA and England are thousands of miles away, you would think those people and governments next door would, at least, stand up as a group and protest, but all I hear is USA and England bashing.
I, as an American, agree that something should be done, and that the more powerful countries in this world should pay more attention to problems such as those in Burma and less to the oil producing countries in the world.
I salute this Lady, Aung San Suu Kyi, and her family. You should, too.
I will pray for this Lady, and her family and I think you should, too.
It may also remind us how greed, mindful imprisonment imprisons a nation.
I admire Lady Aung San Suu Kyi and how loud the not by choice imprisoned silence from her is.
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”I’m equally surprised the US doesn’t take stricter measures against the military government.”
...Double standards of U.S. baffles all of us !!
The USA and England are thousands of miles away, you would think those people and governments next door would, at least, stand up as a group and protest, but all I hear is USA and England bashing.
I, as an American, agree that something should be done, and that the more powerful countries in this world should pay more attention to problems such as those in Burma and less to the oil producing countries in the world.
I salute this Lady, Aung San Suu Kyi, and her family. You should, too.
I will pray for this Lady, and her family and I think you should, too.
It may also remind us how greed, mindful imprisonment imprisons a nation.
I admire Lady Aung San Suu Kyi and how loud the not by choice imprisoned silence from her is.
It is better to help people in the countries like Burma of Zimbabwe who actually need to get rid of their current governments, i suppose.
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