Oh, this little duster?

Kind of a feather duster...

With a whisk, whisk here And a whisk, whisk there

An old chubby duster like me.

Tammy, would you mind dusting off the top shelves?

The report mentioned that the Shan State National Army (SSNA) has withdrawn from the ceasefire agreement.

The same was true of the Shan people, whose members lived not only in the state of Shan the largest in Myanmar, which also had multi ethnic representation but also in the country's other states and territories.

PM Shake the Dust.

While the ceasefire agreements between the Government and 16 ethnic nationality groups seem to be holding, the arrests of several Shan leaders, including the President of the Shan State Peace Council (SSPC) and the Chairman of the Shan Nationalities League for Democracy in early 2005, have reportedly led to the withdrawal of the Shan State National Army (SSNA) from its ceasefire agreement with the Government and to a surge of violence in various parts of Shan State.

The two remaining legal ethnic parties, the Shan Nationalities League for Democracy (SNLD) and the Shan State Kokang Democratic Party, did not participate.

Others who are particularly affected are the Shan in the south eastern part of Shan state and the Mon in southern Ye township in Mon state.

He is similarly concerned at the fact that several Shan leaders, including the President of the Shan State Peace Council and the Chairman of the Shan NLD, were arrested or detained in early 2005, leading to the boycotting of the opening ceremony of the National Convention by the Shan State Army (North) on 17 February 2005.

Setsuo!

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Setsuko.

U Shwe Ohn (82), a Shan leader, remains under house arrest since being detained following a meeting of Shan politicians on 7 February 2005.

Following the renunciation by the Shan State National Army of its ceasefire agreement in April 2005, there has been increased military activity and increased deployment of Government forces to restrict contact with the Shan State Army (South).

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Mother, Setsuo.

New Child

As Child

How are you Setsuo?

Mother and Sis.

The report stressed the importance of inclusiveness and regretted that the National Convention does not include representatives from the National League for Democracy (NLD) and the Shan Nationalities League for Democracy.

Setsuo, please help him.

Sis, Setsuko is here.

Prior to the National Convention, at least 10 political activists were arrested for participating in a meeting of senior representatives of the Shan ethnic nationality on Shan National Day, 7 February 2005.

What about mother and Setsuo?

Can't they stay till Setsuo gets married.

Christmas is no fun without kids. No kids, no Christmas.

He is here.

Regrettably, the National Convention, which met from May to July 2004 and again from February to March 2005, did not include representatives from either the National League for Democracy (NLD) or several other ethnic nationality political parties, including the Shan Nationalities League for Democracy (SNLD), which had won the second largest number of seats in the 1990 elections.

On the contrary, all (5) component brigades of the SSNA remain within the legal fold.

Children love Halloween.

I will come now. Be strong, Setsuo.

Where will mother and Setsuo stay?

The madam wants you.

Must have been the Easter bunny!

Setsuko's nice.

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Setsuo has brought many things.

Tell mother not to, either.

You thin you can do it?

d. Distribution of programmes and pamphlets.

Mrs Toda and Miss Setsuo have arrived.