Suatu hari, lalulah seorang pelancong asing yang kebetulan sedang mencari tandas awam untuk melepaskan hajat. Sampai sahaja di simpang itu, dia memerhatikan papan tanda tersebut, cuba membaca tapi tak dapat memahami perkataan yang tertulis. Ditolehnya kanan dan kiri. Kelihatan ramai orang dan banyak kereta yang menuju ke arah kiri. Sangkanya pasti jalan ke kiri itu menuju ke pekan. Lantas dia dengan yakinnya mengambil jalan kiri untuk meneruskan pencarian tandasnya. Tetapi, setelah jauh berjalan, tiada juga tercapai matlamatnya. Jangankan tandas awam, stesen minyak pun tak ada... Sedih... sedih... Hehehe...
Tidak lama kemudian, lalulah pula seorang pelancong tempatan, yang bukan berasal dari negeri itu. Dia tak berapa mahir tentang kawasan tersebut. Pun jua, sedang mencari tandas. Bila tiba di simpang tersebut, dilihatnya papan tanda itu, dia tidak yakin dengan petunjuk itu, memandangkan keadaannya terlalu buruk dan seolah-olah telah lama diaabaikan. Dilihatnya juga dari kejauhan, jalan kiri seperti menuju ke pekan, kerna ramai menuju ke situ. Jadi, atas dasar yakinnya dengan arah itu, dia mengagak jika mengambil jalan kiri pasti akan ketemu tandas. Tetapi nasibnya sama juga dengan pelancong asing tadi.
Petang sedikit, lalu pula seorang pelancong tempatan yang lain. Juha mencari tandas awam [ramai pulak yang lalu kat kawasan ni untuk cari tandas... heheh!]. Sampai di simpang tersebut, dibacanya petunjuk itu. "Tandas awam, 200m, kanan," Dilihat kearah kiri, ramai menuju ke situ. Tapi fikirnya, "Mungkin betul petunjuk ini."
Lalu, atas dasr keyakinannya pada petunjuk itu, dia segera mengambil jalan kanan. Selepas 200m perjalanannya, ketemu juga pelancong ketiga ini dengan tandas awam. Lalu fikirnya, "Sesungguhnya, benarlah petunjuk itu." Makanya, matlamatnya tercapai... Habis cerita.
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Suu Kyi witness ban challenged
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http://english.aljazeera.net/news/asia-pacific/2009/06/20096383146284395.html
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Kyi Win, her main lawyer, said on Tuesday that the prosecution had called 14 witnesses against one for the defence.
"If you look at the numbers it is one-sided, and that is why we have made this application," he told AFP news agency.
The three barred witnesses were Win Tin, a journalist who was Myanmar's longest serving prisoner until his release in September; Tin Oo, the detained deputy leader of the National League for Democracy (NLD), headed by Aung San Suu Kyi; and
Khin Moe Moe, a lawyer.
Nyan Win also said that the defence's preparations for final arguments in the case, which are due on Friday, were "almost finished".
Aung San Suu Kyi has already spent 13 of the past 19 years in detention, most of them at her house on Yangon's Inya Lake.
The case has been condemned internationally as a "show trial" to keep her detained during the regime's promised elections next year.
'Religious fervour'
Myanmar's ruling generals say the case is an internal matter, accusing Aung San Suu Kyi of covering up Yettaw's visit and saying the incident was planned by "internal and external anti-government elements".
As the trial nears a possible end, the lawyer for Yettaw said his client was motivated by religious fervour rather than criminal intent and should receive a light sentence.
Khin Maung Oo said on Wednesday: "I am confident my client could face a lenient sentence. He had no criminal intent and the only criminal charge he could face would be for lurking house-trespass.''
Lurking house-trespass is a legal term used in Myanmar.
Pencarian yang Mencapai matlamat..hoho
konferm r,da beli 2 tuh paper photo,takde hal la,ak carik.
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