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RE: Eagle Spirit & FreedomTribe's Collaboration, With An Invitation To Participate In #FreedomFriday No. 4 "What Does Freedom Mean To Me?"
The only real prison is fear, and the only real freedom is freedom from fear. ~Aung San Suu Kyi
Unfortunately Aung San Suu Kyi is staying silent on Rohingya genocide - thousands of them are living in fear, no freedom whatsoever.
yes the people are, but hasnt she been on house arrest for most of her life and fought when shes needed to?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.biography.com/.amp/people/aung-san-suu-kyi-9192617
i worked at the UN, Burma/ Norwegian Embassy for a year and not once did she cave. she picks her battles and i hope will win the war. i admire her greatly.
She is the foreign minister and state counselor, a winner of NOBLE prize, her voice matters, but she isnt saying/doing anything for Rohingya people, her own people, regardless the religion.
i know who she is, as i mentioned i worked for the burma/myanmar UN. i never mentioned religion, her stance is peace and solidarity. as i mentiontioned i am familiar with the situation from her rep at the UN and the situation in Myanmar is very precarious. being held at her home by the military is not an easy matter. she writes books and is still loved by everyone. what you are saying is not what i saw during correspondence and protests against the regime in nyc. we all have our opinions on things, and usually if i write something its because its something ive personally experienced. as i always say, we have a right to the freedom to think and feel as we will.
I wasnt saying you didnt know who she was lol
I was merely stating that as a person of high rank power, there should be something that she CAN say and do
And no, you didnt mention religion. The people being butchered are of differ religion from hers, thus she gets the critics worldwide as she is seen not caring due to the differ religions. So what is so peace about that.
Anyways im out. Scary talking to you.
Cheers lady.
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,
/ES