Aung San Suu Kyi And The British People
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Written by BC1959
The BBC recently announced, seemingly without a trace of irony that: ''Supporters say Ms Suu Kyi's strength lies in the fact she has the hearts and minds of the Burmese''. The excellent article on this very site by Tim Hayden, entitled ''Andrew Marr, BBC Fascist'', brilliantly portrayed the utter duplicity and arrogance of the Marxists who either now or formerly, populate the above organisation. The battles of Aung San Suu Kyi, absolutely correspond with that of the British National Party, and in particular, it's Chairman, Nick Griffin MEP.
Is there no shame in Journalism today? What right has the well paid, Trotskyite Andrew Marr got, to produce such hate and arrogance as: ''But the so-called citizen journalism is the spewings and rantings of very drunk people late at night?''.
The Paradox between Britain and China, and in fact other nations such as Communist backed Zimbabwe and Burma itself, is obvious to everyone.. except the elites now espousing words similar to those whom the very likes of Andrew Marr, are supposedly morally against.
The media forget that not long ago, the Student agitators and spoiled Public School, and university educated members of the press, and leftist political elites, were only too glad to support China and other regimes, and anything and everyone, that went against normality and tradition.
One of Aung San Suu Kyi's often quoted references is the "Freedom From Fear" speech, and includes: "It is not power that corrupts but fear. Fear of losing power corrupts those who wield it and fear of the scourge of power corrupts those who are subject to it."
If that does not ring a bell for us here in Britain, then we deserve what we get. Her fight to Democratise Burma mirrors our own in many ways, and the establishment, many of whom were left-wing extremists, and supposed Socialists, are now desperately trying to crush the BNP.
Andrew Marr's arrogance in his elitist, therefore class related words, where he thinks only he and his ilk are capable of real Journalism shows that Suu Kyi's words are true.
The obvious next step will be to somehow curtail the use of private blogs, and internet free speech. Presumably, many readers and writers, are already thinking of ways to combat this potential oppression, and much of our fight will be done in the future, through traditional underground news printing and leaflets, if this to be the case.
Journalism is not owned by the current elitist crop of propaganda merchants, and pro-leftist fat cats... it belongs to anyone wishing to simply write a Journal.
When it really comes down to it, Democratising other nations makes good reading, and swells the finances of a doomed, and morally bankrupt media and press. The irony of a female freedom fighter from Burma, and Boudicca in Britain's ancient past, is lost on the spoiled fools.
Also, that irony will show itself up in more polarised ways, as any more oppression and alien law making here, regarding Mr Nick Griffin MEP and other officials in the BNP, will shine through the torn, shabby fabric of the BLOOD red flag, and potentially pile up votes in forthcoming elections here, for the British National Party in Britain.
We shall have our freedoms back one way or another.
PS - Mr Marr, I hope you liked this short article. (9.23 AM, and sober)
