Aung San Suu Kyi would be freed and expelled

By U Thaung
Mizzima News (www.mizzima.com)

August 12, 2003: Bombs are exploded in many towns in Burma. Arrests are made effectively. The Military Intelligence torture chambers are busy. As a result the Burmese military have obtained many confessions stating that the bomb blasts are instructed by Aung San Suu Kyi who was imprisoned two months ago.

In this atmosphere the Bangok Post on August 8 printed the news that, "Imprisoned Burmese national leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi would be freed on or about August 22." The Post seems to be correct and accurate, but before the Post could continue digging up the details of the release plan, higher Thai Military leaders denied the report.

For the educated Burmese journalist, the news seems to be true and authentic. The Burmese Army way of crushing their enemy is to mill until they disappear and vanish completely. For the trio of military dictators of the Burma Army, Aung San Suu Kyi is their ultimate enemy and a terribly strong witness of their crimes against humanity. They are scared like hell and madder than the maddest dogs.

They had been writing scripts to eliminate the Lady for a long, long time. Now they have created a scenario for her and have planned bomb blasts and confessions to conduct the trial as a High Treason case. The penalty for treason of Burma's Penal Code, section 121-124, is death or transportation.

It is a great scary script to put Aung San Suu Kyi at a military tribunal and expel her from the country. She would be transported to the border at the Burma-Thai Regional Meeting on August 22 and freed.

Burma's very, very good neighbor the Thai Government is trying their best to help Burma achieve a democratic rule would certainly help the plot. The Thai Government will not only gladly grant political asylum to Suu, but also facilitate her pro-democracy talk at the Burmese National Convention for writing a constitution sponsored by the Thai Government Road Map.

It is a conspiracy, co-authored by the Thai Prime Minister, the Defense Minister and the Foreign Minister. It is a pity that a talkative Lieutenant General uttered the part that he was to handle to the Bangkok Post reporter Wassana Nauam.

Unfortunately, their strategy is exposed now. Will they excute their plot? What the three Burmese military dictators and their Thai associates will do to stage this atrocious script remains to be seen soon.

Some might say that this scenario is impossible and that the international community could not accept such rubbish. They should watch the current Burmese drama on the stage and study why the United Nations, the U.S. Government, the European Union, and Japan could do nothing for the freedom of the Lady. If she were expelled, certainly a loud yell would arise from the world's civilized nations. But the Burmese thugs and their cronies from Thai government never listen in such retorts.