This could be the difference of face to face speaking versus writing. The way we read something, also subjects such as politics and religion are touchy subjects. Like I said we all have a say, that is freedom, and that is my only point here. You have one and so do I. I know what I saw so, I was stating that. I won’t defend that. She may not like muslims and that is her choice. I’m not saying I agree with that. I did further research on her stance and I read a book on the muslim perspective. You are hitting on different topics like “peace, politics, etc.” about a woman that was locked up in her house for her people for most of her life and what set you off was a quote. A quote that she made and was given a nobel peace prize for. Granted the world is corrupt and I know about the deep state, the possible economic crash, the powers that truly rule this world and manipulate us into slavery, and many of us accept the slavery. I like to look at humankind as a work in progress, and we all do things as a learning experience as we are growing on our life path. There are others, like this particular group Im a part of that are willing to fight for all of us. There are many that are not like us, there arent a lot of William Wallaces in the world that are willing to die for freedom. This is how I see Aung San — fighting in her own way.

Peace,
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