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Obama got the DEAF EARS on the Burmese American Imprisonment In Burma

Nyi Nyi Aung, a Burmese American has been framed andimprisoned in Burma by military regime.Unlike the case of crazy John Yettaw who swam across thelake to the villa of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi's residence because of which our precious National Leader Daw AungSan Suu Kyi has been put under house arrest again, thereseem to be no one hearing the outcries of the Nyi Nyi Aung's wife as well as from Burma Democracy Movement calling forUS Government to put pressure on Burmese junta to releasehim. American government showed serious concerns for therelease of John Yettaw and Jim Webb was swift to fly Burmasecuring the release of the White American, John Yettaw.If Obama administration doesn't take timely action, it wouldgive the impression that since Nyi Nyi Aung is a Burmese

Asian American, Obama’s administration pays little

attention on his freedom. One would bet that Obama willtake action seriously if Nyi Nyi Aung were the White American like John Yettaw or Black American like himself, if necessary; he would rage war with junta.The Burma Democratic Concern (BDC)'s media coordinatorBuffalohair wrote that

"It is sad to note that Burma’s struggle

for democracy was kicked in the teeth by the very country they wanted to emulate in democracy."1

According to the letter of wife of Nyi Nyi Aung which appears

in “The Strait Times”, she said –

“to the Pre

sident Obamaand Secretary Clinton, my message is simple. Neither your

words nor your actions show that you take my fiancé’simprisonment seriously,”

she wrote. “I beg you to stop

ignoring his plight, and to help secure his release from thisillegal and unjust imprisonment. Just as Nyi Nyi continues tolive up to the oath we took to defend America, please, live upto the promise Ame

rica made to defend us.”2

It is a sad story for a heart-breaking wife Wa Wa Kyaw andalso it is true to say that she felt betrayed by the USgovernment. We are very concerned that why Obamaadministration is so slow and so low in taking action tosecure the release of the Burmese American citizen.One might pray that there shouldn't be any discrimination inthe United Sates or above all in the world at large.In the letter sent to Aung San Suu Kyi's 63rd birthday,Obama'd stated that "If the junta continues its failure toprotect the dignity, health and well-being of the Burmesepeople, the international community must be prepared to work harder toward effective coordinated action, including but not limited to action through the United Nations Security Council."But,Obama has been so silence on Burma crisis since hecame to powerand I would like Obama to be aware thatBurma crisis is in very critical situation. Military junta is