Dear My Fellows,
As all of you know, Aung San Suu Kyi is regarded as one of the world greatest democratic fighters in our history. Today Aung San Suu Kyi is confined at her house in Rangoon and seems like she will never be independent again.
My fellows, all of us were born in several years ago and will die in next several years. Lives are too short when compared them to the very long period of human civilizations.
My fellows, we had passed our distant term of the history. We are here to continue it, not to shut. We had learned from brutal experiences of dictators along our history. That is why we tried to establish the better system which is today called Democracy and it is regarded as the best way of now to reaffirm that the quote “All men are created equal” still remains in our society.
However, some of our global citizens are still under dark shadows of absolute military dictators. They do have their democratic leaders and they had elected them already on 27 May 1990. But the dictatorship erased all of the Burmese desires. They had destroyed the root of the democracy and oppressed all of us around the world to fight for the real freedom of a man.
My fellows, whether we are not concerned about the freedom of our friends; whether we do not realize the starvation and the sufferings which our friends have gained for more than 18 years; whether we do not fight on this struggle, how could we stand and call ourselves the men of the modern civilization? My fellows, how could we?
Aung San Suu Kyi, today, stands at the front of this fighting. She has been standing here for many years, earlier than most of us. Her ideology remains as the highest hope of the Burmese citizens. We shall not leave that ideology as the impossible dream. It was created strongly and bravely. It must be established.
As I stated, lives are too short when compared to the age of the civilization, but they are the most important parts of it. Whether we devote our time, our labor and our consideration to the Burmese, do everything we can, fight in every way that is possible to shut the dictatorship and return the freedom to our poor friends, things will be better.
We must stand up, realize the situation and do something.
Best Regards,
Winn Laedpriwan
30th May 2009
Bangkok, Thailand
As all of you know, Aung San Suu Kyi is regarded as one of the world greatest democratic fighters in our history. Today Aung San Suu Kyi is confined at her house in Rangoon and seems like she will never be independent again.
My fellows, all of us were born in several years ago and will die in next several years. Lives are too short when compared them to the very long period of human civilizations.
My fellows, we had passed our distant term of the history. We are here to continue it, not to shut. We had learned from brutal experiences of dictators along our history. That is why we tried to establish the better system which is today called Democracy and it is regarded as the best way of now to reaffirm that the quote “All men are created equal” still remains in our society.
However, some of our global citizens are still under dark shadows of absolute military dictators. They do have their democratic leaders and they had elected them already on 27 May 1990. But the dictatorship erased all of the Burmese desires. They had destroyed the root of the democracy and oppressed all of us around the world to fight for the real freedom of a man.
My fellows, whether we are not concerned about the freedom of our friends; whether we do not realize the starvation and the sufferings which our friends have gained for more than 18 years; whether we do not fight on this struggle, how could we stand and call ourselves the men of the modern civilization? My fellows, how could we?
Aung San Suu Kyi, today, stands at the front of this fighting. She has been standing here for many years, earlier than most of us. Her ideology remains as the highest hope of the Burmese citizens. We shall not leave that ideology as the impossible dream. It was created strongly and bravely. It must be established.
As I stated, lives are too short when compared to the age of the civilization, but they are the most important parts of it. Whether we devote our time, our labor and our consideration to the Burmese, do everything we can, fight in every way that is possible to shut the dictatorship and return the freedom to our poor friends, things will be better.
We must stand up, realize the situation and do something.
Best Regards,
Winn Laedpriwan
30th May 2009
Bangkok, Thailand
