We Support the Democratic Movement in Burma

THE VIETNAMESE AMERICANS VETERANS ASSOCIATION
OF AUSTIN AND ITS VICINITY
16204 Viki Lynn Place, Pflugerville, Texas 78660, USA
Tel: 512-251-9016
To:
The Burmese People
The Burmese Government
Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi
The Secretary General of the United Nation
The Association of South-East Asian Nations
The U.S. Congress
President George Bush of the United States of America.
All International Organizations for Human Rights, Democracy and Freedom.
All International Mass Media.
Subject:
We Support the Democratic Movement in Burma
We are sending this message to the freedom loving world to condemn the violent oppression of the Burmese government upon their unarmed citizens who have been peacefully struggling for their freedom and democracy.
The fact that a government uses lethal weapon to shot at their people is a sign of their weakness and indeed, their imminent self-destruction.
We are in the first decade of the 21st century; where there are a few authoritarian regimes exist. The tendency of the new era is democracy and Liberty for all humankind. Any regime that swims against this current must be terminated.
We strongly urge the Burmese government to stop killing their people and render all rights that they have been demanding since the military dictatorship was established in Burma.
We were soldiers once, and we learnt that the men and women in the armed forces are sons and daughters of the people. They roles are to defend the country and to protect the people. They should not be used to kill their parents.
We strongly support Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi and all the democratic movements in Burma. Once democracy in Burma prevails, next will be in Vietnam.
Our hearts and prayer are with the Burmese People.
Michael Do
President, VAVA of Austin
September 27, 2007