The nature of the dictators is that they want to wash our brains. To reverse this situation, we must be industrious to build up our brains with knowledge and ideas. They want to empty our brains. We shouldn't accept their aims. On the contrary, we have to build up our unity and assist each other.
Unity alone can overcome the junta's brainwashing method.
Just a couple of days ago, a colleague forwarded to the BurmaLists a moving article about U Win Tin , renown journalist and a prisoner of conscience. The article has been written by a former inmate of U Win Tin and originally published in Irrawaddy Newsmagazine. I was inspired by the article which describing the detail on how the inmates, despite obvious difficulties, have tried to gather political information and, then, shared amongst themselves in form of a network. The article also described how a group of prisoners have managed to send a report to UN Human Rights Special Rapporteur even under the most severe restrictions. This quote is particularly relevant for all of us who striving for Burma democracy in various circumstances because now a days we have been confronting with rather new and sophisticated opponent.