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By: Beni Bevly

Beni Bevly — Mon, 08 Oct 2007 17:41:05 +0000

Radens Mas Prabowo Kesatriyo, thank you for presenting other aspect of the tragedy in Myanmar (or Burma).

There are two points regarding this posting that I would like clarify:

First, I posted this article because of the violation of human rights in Myanmar. This is my way to show support for the victims and disagreement with the government ruled by a military junta. At this point, I joined with more than 14,000 blogs and subscribers sponsored by http://www2.free-burma.org/index.php#join because of its noble purpose as stated on their web. I do have my respects to human being with their “harkat dan martabat”, and I did not mean to undermine national sovereignty nor national self-determination. Remember as you said, “… national …”, not only by one party, military. If you think I was wrong by using the word of “Burma”, let’s focus on this matter only. I do not hesitate to admit if I already used inappropriate word.

Second, since I posted this article based on human right issue, and when we are talking about this matter, it goes beyond our race, religion, ideology etc. I believe in human rights, therefore, none of your accusations is correct.

Colson, thank you for placing the topic of discussion back to its portion.

By: colson

colson — Mon, 08 Oct 2007 07:28:23 +0000

@Radens Mas Prabowo Kesatriyo: I’m sorry to say: your comment looks like a very shabby way of discussion. A not very tasty cocktail: one shot of anger, one shot of racism and one shot of insult.

Your main factual point is the (mis)use of names. Well that does not change the situation in the country: a dictatorship by a military junta, isn’t it?

By: Radens Mas Prabowo Kesatriyo

Radens Mas Prabowo Kesatriyo — Sun, 07 Oct 2007 12:11:54 +0000

Total nonsense. Firstly- the country is Myanmar and the capital is Nawpytaw and Yangon. Burma, Rangoon et al are colonial names and highly offensive- as offensive if Indonesia were the Dutch Indies and Jakarta and Batavia.
Myanmar will not tolerate the ernational neo-colonialists of US-UK to undermine national soveriegnty nor national self-determination.
The ‘protesters’ are mere puppets- Chinese and ethnic parasites who are unhappy with forced equitable redistribution of wealth to the native.
Your pathetic bougeoisie attitudes perevail in your commentary and one would not be shocked if you in fact were not a pribumi- but a typical parasitic ethnic Chinaman.your Sir, personify them and their neo-colonial-exploitative mentality. Pribimisasi Indoneseia dan Nusantara Raya! Bakar Parasitus Sosial! Pribumi Raya!