Mogyothwar, the monologist

On Mon, 4 May 2009 15:13:29 -0700 (PDT), James <...@gmail.com

Hi viewless Mogyothwar,

Disappointing that you don't want to cooperate in a vivid, fruitful
discussion; it was a serious attempt of me towards reconciliation
(note: not reconsolidation). You rather remain monologuising for tens
of pages; that way you don't need to engage in sensitive subjects.
Well, not really disappointing to me, I more or less expected that
from you, but disappointing for the Burmese people who would like to
escape from their resignation to their fate and for whose benefit
these discussion should be.

You never accepted my hundredths of challenges, you never dared to
criticise the testimonies about severe abuse, human rights violations
and other injustice or about observations of deception by the junta by
myself directly, because they are true and you know you can't deny
them. So you rather close your eyes, ears and mouth for them. You are
blind, deaf and dumb. You are not a serious discussion partner, you
are not worth saying that you are writing in the interest of Burma and
its people, you are counterproductive or rather dangerous to the
democratisation process in Burma.

What you always do in your postings both in general and to me is
attacking the West, the US in particular, that you hate and criticise
that much (while living in the West yourself). You often attack the US
via me as if I would be the US, the president of the US, as if I would
be responsible for what the US are doing, or for the views of the US
or its government or citizens. That way you condemn much of the US
policy and you suggest that I should not talk about human rights in
Burma because the US is to blame for human rights violation in other
parts of the world. You implicitly suggest that I would share all US
policies and that that is a good reason for you to disapprove my
interference with Burmese matters.

First of all, I am not the US, or the general US opinion; I am not
Uncle Sam. Secondly I am myself, an individual with my own, individual
opinions. You may criticise and attack me for my personal views and
interpretations (that may differ from those of other people or
countries). Never load the responsibility for the policy of the whole
US upon my shoulders, while suggesting that I would not be entitled to
have a personal opinion on Burma. I am only responsible for myself,
not for other people in my own country, in the entire US or in the
world (as you agreed upon by quoting me in your last reply). So never
talk to me again like that! Send your bile directly to the 'Uncle.Sam'
discussion list. I could as well impose silence upon you to dispute
the West because of the abuse by 'your' government in 'your home-
country', which you actually might solve before discussing other
countries; but I'm not like you, so I don't use that as an argument to
silence you.

As an independent individual (and Christian) I chose Burma to fight
for, irrespective of my nationality. National borders do not apply,
certainly not on the internet. I chose the side of the entire people
of Burma, predominantly Buddhists, some Muslims, Christians and other
people, in unity with the opposition, the NLD (ASSK) and other
opposition supporters to resist the extreme, brutal oppression by the
enemy, the military dictators via verbal criticism and accusations of
criminal abuse. The West imposes sanctions upon the junta to try to
force them to retreat and as a signal of support for the Burmese
people in their attempt to survive the cruel junta.

I will continue to stimulate and challenge you. I want to shake you
awake. If you are a man you accept the challenge and step into the
ring. If not then we'll continue to hear you shouting repetitive
oversimplified slogans, buzzwords and lies coming from the sideline.
Yes, lies, I caught you several times alleging blunt lies, read my
older postings.

Regards,

James Russell Brownwood

Jame...@Gmail.com
http://jrburma.surge8.com