Btw, did you know did you know that Aung San Suu Kyi is Burmese for CIA?
Things staring to make sense now, huh?
So this guy was an AGENT, wasn't he?
"American being held by Burmese government" by Mark McDonald, New York Times | May 8, 2009
HONG KONG - An American man has been arrested for swimming across a lake to sneak into the home of the Nobel Peace Prize laureate Aung San Suu Kyi, a US diplomat said yesterday from Rangoon.
Aung San Suu Kyi, the opposition leader who has been under house arrest for 13 of the past 19 years, is rarely allowed visitors by Burma's ruling military junta. The street to her lakeside home in the University section of Rangoon, the commercial capital, is blocked by police barricades and checkpoints.
The state-run Myanma Ahlin newspaper said the man reportedly confessed to swimming across Inya Lake on Sunday evening. He was arrested early Wednesday as he was swimming back.
So WHAT MESSAGE did he deliver, CIA?
It was not known if the man had gotten into Aung San Suu Kyi's house or if he had contacted her. The newspaper identified the man as John William Yeattaw and said the authorities had confiscated an American passport, a black backpack, a pair of pliers, a camera and two $100 bills. There were no immediately verifiable details about the man's identity or his purpose, but US diplomat Richard Mei confirmed that the man had been arrested and that American consular officials were trying to see him.
Doesn't this JUST STINK to HIGH HEAVEN?!!!
Foreign visitors, even senior diplomats, are not given permission to visit Aung San Suu Kyi at home. In February, she was allowed to leave her residence to meet briefly with Ibrahim Gambari, the UN special envoy to Burma, at a government guest house. Her current term of house arrest began in May 2003 after her motorcade, traveling near the northern town of Depayin, was attacked by a mob - with dozens of reported fatalities - in what some analysts believe was an assassination attempt. Her detention is due to end later this month, although annual extensions have become routine.
--more--"
RANGOON, Burma - Detained Burmese opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi will be put on trial today in connection with the intrusion of an American who sneaked uninvited into her compound, a spokesman for her party said.
Nyan Win said he was informed of the plan to try Suu Kyi and two women who live with her by her lawyer Kyi Win. The lawyer said the three were to be taken early this morning to Rangoon's Insein Prison, but he was not told what charges they would face.
An American man, John William Yettaw, was arrested last week for allegedly swimming a lake to secretly enter Suu Kyi's home and stay there for two days. Yettaw's motives were unclear.
Translation: the AmeriKan MSM is COVERING UP a CIA CAPER!!!!
Nyan Win said the authorities would pick the three women up from Suu Kyi's lakeside home this morning to appear before the court. Last week's intrusion by Yettaw had raised fears the Nobel Peace laureate may have been ensnared in activities that could put her in further legal trouble.
Really? LIKE WHAT? Working for the CIA, perhaps?
One of many strict rules the junta imposes on citizens is that they must notify local officials about any overnight visitor who is not a family member. Some members of Suu Kyi's party, the National League for Democracy, have been jailed for about two weeks for violating that law. Suu Kyi has already spent more than 13 of the last 19 years - including the past six - in detention without trial for her nonviolent promotion of democracy, despite international pressure for her release.
--more--"
The fact that the MSM loves this particular "nonviolent" -- as well as another dupe -- casts doubt about their true allegiances. This swimmer story adds a further stench.
"Democracy activist charged by Burma junta; Suu Kyi broke house arrest, officials say" by Associated Press | May 15, 2009
RANGOON, Burma - Democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi was charged yesterday with breaking the terms of her house arrest just two weeks before she was to go free, a move seen as an attempt by the military junta to silence its chief opponent before next year's election.
Wow! That AmeriKan a**hole sure picked a bad time to set sail for the CIA safehouse.
And WTF was she doing hosting the guy for two days, 'eh?
Wouldn't she call authorities and say the guy broke in?
STINK!!!!!!!
The charges follow a mysterious visit to her home by John William Yettaw, 53, of Falcon, Mo., who swam across a lake and sneaked into her house seeking food and a place to rest.
Oh, THAT'S WEAK, dudes!!
You GOTTA COME UP with a BETTER LIE than THAT!!!!
Please watch: Video: Lies which justify war to see how RIDICULOUS is that cover story!!!!
Suu Kyi, who was scheduled to be freed May 27 after six years of house arrest, now faces up to five years in prison if convicted of violating the terms of her detention, said lawyer Hla Myo Myint....
Yeah, thanks for the "help," AmeriKan!!!
Foreign leaders, including Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, condemned the charges and called for her release.
Fooleys!
Many of Suu Kyi's supporters were furious at the man who triggered the charge and faces criminal charges himself.
Yeah, I'LL BET!!!!
Yettaw was charged yesterday with illegally entering a restricted zone, which carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison, and breaking immigration laws, which is punishable by up to one year behind bars, said Hla Myo Myint, a lawyer for Suu Kyi.
--more--"
Ah, I'll let the Boston Globe explain it all:
"The junta's pretext
THERE IS no end to the viciousness of the military dictatorship that rules Burma. The generals' latest outrage was the arrest last week of Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi on charges she violated terms of her house arrest. Suu Kyi had only taken pity on an eccentric American who swam across a lake to her bungalow and asked to be allowed to stay overnight, pleading fatigue....
And the LIES just get MORE OUTRAGEOUS, don't they?
Btw, Globe, HE STAYED TWO NIGHTS!!!
Oh, I smell a case of CIA SPY being CAUGHT!!!!!
