MERITOCRACY FOR FUTURE GOVERNMENT
Aug 5th, 2007
_ By Dr. San Oo Aung
In the ongoing National Conference, Myanmar Tatmadaw is openly planning for their eternal military dominance in
Bench mark of
Just look at the most obedient, dutiful, subservient, submissive, well-trained, brave, courageous, heroic, fearless, valiant security guard who is willing to sacrifice his life for his boss or job. He should be rewarded and promoted to be a supervisor or even up to the manager of the security department. But we may be wrong if we base all the promotions, choosing the persons for training abroad and future recruitment of our company base on that security service or related to that person only.
It is very worrisome even about the future nuclear programme of
Now the relatives of Tatmadaw, who became specialists in different fields of Medicine, are using first class or state of the art medical facilities with the stone aged mentality in
Once a patient who has a myxoedema or hypothyroidism, a disease caused by decreased activity of the thyroid gland, causing a subnormal basal metabolic rate of the whole body, went to consult a Physician for constipation and abdominal discomfort.
The Physician just rush through the physical examination and ordered a CT Scan of abdomen. (May be scam, wishing for a kickback from the radiologist for that expensive investigation.).
The Radiologist done the CT Scan and reported that there was a Cancer of the Rectum, the terminal portion of the large intestine, ending at the anal canal which ends at the anus.
So the patient was referred again to the Colonoscopist to examine the colon with the fibreoptic flexible colonoscope. The Colonoscopist is using the state of art latest equipment. He used the robotic arm and controls the whole procedure with the remote control by watching the monitor screen. He recorded his procedure in detail. The following is the excerpts of his records_
“The scope enters the anus. And then after going for about two to three inches, I saw the annular rounded, well defined constricting mass obstructing the lumen. I could not go around that mass. I saw a small hole at the centre that was like a slit. I managed to enter the scope through that narrow opening but caught in a blind end, cul-de-sac. At last I give up proceeding, retreat and decided to take biopsies from the mass. I took biopsies from three different positions. And then the biopsies were sent to the Pathologist.”
The Pathologist examined the biopsies and reported back as Adenocarcinoma, A malignant tumor originating in glandular tissue.
So at last the poor patient was referred to the Surgeon. But that night the patient suffered from “Acute abdomen”, sudden severe abdominal pain.
The Surgeon ordered the plain X-ray abdomen, erect and lateral. He found the GUD, gas under the Diaphragm, which indicates that there is free air in the abdomen. Normally the gas always stays in the stomach and intestines only. There are some rare causes of GUD but usually the gas came out when there is a hole or perforation of stomach or intestine. So the Surgeon decided to do the urgent laprotomy that is open up the abdomen, search the cause and proceed as necessary.
To the Surgeon’s surprise he could not find any disease in the abdomen and so decided to close back.
Now let’s do a postmortem. Pardon me; I should not use this word as our patient is lucky and alive. I don’t mean the real postmortem but a retrograde analysis in detail what went wrong.
Although I had no chance to read back our gold standard, prescribed Surgery tax book, Bailey and Love for few decades, I still remember the words at the start of the Abdomen section. “Abdomen is a magic box.” But I still remember a footnote also, “If you do not put your finger, you have to put your foot in it”, reminding the doctors, especially Surgeons to examine the P.R. or Per Rectal digital examination. In laymen terms, to put the finger into the anus to examine and after all, more than 90% of the the said suspected Cancer of Rectum is within the reach of the doctor’s examining finger.
The Physician missed that the myxoedema is the cause of the patient’s constipation. Even if a first year clinical student missed that, he could be failed.
The Radiologist had given the wrong diagnosis of Ca Rectum on the normal CT Scan.
Colonoscopist entered the wrong hole, vagina, mistaken the normal cervix of the uterus as a tumour. Even entered the uterus unknowingly. During the colonoscopy, it is a normal procedure to pump a lot of air through the scope. So the pumped air passed through normal uterine appendages and entered abdomen, bloated, distended and showed the positive GUD.
The Pathologist looked at the normal cervix cells and diagnosed as Adenocarcinoma.
So this is the result of ignoring MERITOCRACY and choosing the relatives and friends of Tatmadaw, to become specialists in different fields of Medicine. Now they are using the first class or state of the art medical facilities with the stone aged mentality in
I had already stated that I am worried even about the future nuclear programme of
And the most important job in a country is the political leader. Even if all the combined skills, abilities and experiences of the SPDC Generals, to rule
And all the military personals are trained to obey the orders without questioning back. So even in the military’s primary task of defending our country, they need to obey the decisions of political leaders, whether to start or stop the war.
It is time to start recognizing the merits of meritocracy dear SPDC leaders. Above true medical tragedy represents the whole politico-economic scenario of present
Stop the charade, just appoint Daw Suu as a Prime Minister and allow opposition to form a government to run the day to day events. You all SPDC leaders could just stay above as the guardian Council to protect the disintegration of the country, to oversee whether the government is corrupt or not and at least to ensure for your safety.
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August 14th, 2007 at 4:46 am
_Ko Tin Maung’s support for Daw Suu’s credential for the PM post.
Tan Sri Razali Ismail served as the Malaysian Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ Deputy Secretary-General, later headed the Malaysian delegation to the United Nations. He was the chairman of UN Security Council and later became the President of the UN General Assembly. Up until 2005, he was United Nations’ special envoy to Myanmar and had met Daw Aung San Suu Kyi for many times. His remarks about Daw Saw comparing with other ASEAN Prime Ministers is notable.
“Our discussions covered, obviously, issues of reconciliation, the rights of various ethnic parties, the future role of the military, etc. But the times with her were very rich. Conversation meandered to other subjects like life, culture, humanity, law and rights. The Lady (Suu Kyi is affectionately referred to thus across the country) really can talk. She impressed me, surprised me, that despite her years of detention she had managed to keep track of virtually everything, including UN developments and those in the world. She even told me that she had been re-examining the Myanmar constitution in readiness for the difficult negotiations ahead toward national reconciliation and democracy.
Imagine—the unbending posture, traditional dress, flowers in the hair, and then, the Queen’s English—certainly a heady combination. And she knew it. That is why, together with the grand entrances and the wealth of her knowledge, she always made a huge impression. In fact, I o¬nce told her that if she ever became prime minister, she could give the other Asean prime ministers a run for their money debating democracy and development.”
October 13th, 2007 at 10:22 am
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