leitungbup Zomi Khawmpi - Tangthu a kigen den ding

leitungbup Zomi Khawmpi - Tangthu a kigen den ding
World Zomi Convention
Tangthu a kigen ding - Leitungbup Zomi Khawmpi! World Zomi Convention
TANGTHU a kigen ding - Leitungbup Zomi Khawmpi a 1-veina 1988 kum in Champhai (Mizoram, India) ah kibawl, a 2-veina 1991 kumin Aizawl (Mizoram, India) ah, huan, a 3-veina tunai zek in Lamka (Southern Manipur, India) ah Zomi Council inntekna tawh kizang hi. Ebenezer!
2.    “Sakmi-khangmi kikhenlou in…” ci’a Sia Vum Nang in ana mangmat lam naih hiathiai-a hongbawl Pa Pasian in minthanna ngahta hen! Hibang Khawmpi lian zat hun phawkkik zelzel uthuai. Zokam (Zo dialect) tawh kigelh sim siamloute di’n internet ah pai le’ng Mangpau tawh sim theih ding ‘thu’ kicing om. Etsakna di’n -
3.    Kipatna leh kilbang-khanna tuamtuam ahihna kawmkal ah, Zokam or Mangkam a buaina nei (illiterate) laizom kuahiam om khakleh zong, tua bang mite di’n hih anuai link kipete kizen kimvel veh aw, guai! Mangkangte in, “Picture speaks thousands of words” cih khat na nei uh.
4.    Hih 3rd World Zomi Convention “mipi thumkhawmna” makai dinga tavuan piaka om, Sia Rev Dr Luaichinthang in thumna pitu dinga ana gelhkhiakte khatvei kia, mun khat kia a zat dingin pammaih; “lawhcinna mateng…” cihpih kawm in laizom Zomite thumna la I hisak sin di uh hia’le? Amah (Sia LCT) lemsakpihna tawh anuai ah taklang dihdih hang. TOUPA thupha maw!
3RD World Zomi Convention, Lamka
[October 27, 2013; 1-4 PM]
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MIPI THUMKHAWMNA
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I.    PHATNA
Abraham Pasian, Isak Pasian, Jakob Pasian, Israelte PasianYahweh aw, Zomite Pasian leng na hong hihtak manin:      
K’on pahtawi uhi.
A siangthou, hehpihna adim, lainatna adim, dawhzawhna adim leh, thuakzawhna tawh kidim Pasian na hihmanin:
K’on pahtawi uhi.
Pasiante Pasian na hi a, Nanglou Pasian dang himhim omlou ahihmanin:
K’on pahtawi uhi.
Nang bang Pasian himhim omlou a, nang banga thupi, hat, pil, thilhihthei leh hoih adang himhim omlou ahihmanin:
K’on pahtawi uhi.
II.    KIPAHTHU GENNA
Ka pi-le-pute un, singbul-suangbul, dawi-le-kaute bia a, haitak, mawl mahmah leh genthei taka a om nung ua, Na hehpihna ziaka Na Tapa a Na hong zonkhiak a, Zomite Na mite na hon hihsak manin:
Na tungah Kipahthu k’on gen uhi.  
Na Tangthupha khuavak ziakin, laipilna, sum-le-pai, inn-le-lou  khawsakna a masawnna thupitak Na honpiakte ziakin :
Na tungah kipahthu k’on gen uhi.
Na Tangthupha manpha khuavak ziakin, Zomite, nidanga, zu-le-va banga gammuala vakvai a omte tuni a, leitung maikaih a na hon dalhzaksaktak manin:
Na tungah kipahthu k’on gen uhi.
Zomite ka omna mun peuh ua, a mei hilou a a lu a na honbawl manin leh honbawl tou zel ding Na hihmanin:
Na tungah kipahthu k’on gen uhi.
Kou Zomite Na ta a n’ong seh a, tangtawn hinna N’on piak a, lungsung nopna genvuallouh N’on piak ziakin:
Na tungah kipahthu k’on gen uhi.   
Sahkhua lam ah leh leitung kivaihawmna lam a makai ding hoih taktak na hon piakte ziakin:
Na tungah kipahthu k’on gen uhi.
III.    NGAIHDAM NGETNA:
Toupa aw, koute’n Na dan leh thupiakte zui zoulou ka hihman un:
Toupa aw, hon ngaidam in.
 
Ka pipute un Nang hon theilou in, Na thangpaihna ding hiamgamna, thangtatna, gitlouhna, kiletsakna tampitak na hihkha uhi.
Toupa aw, hon ngaidam in.
Koute’n Nang k’on it ding zah ua hon it zoulou, k’on thuman ding zah ua hon thuman zou hetlou ka hihmanun  
Toupa aw, hon ngaidam in.
                  
Koumau taksa, lungsim leh kha a siatna ding, a sihna dingin khelhna tampitak zu leh khamtheih, numei-pasal kal thangtatna, nekguk-takguk, thadah-zawntatna, nasep a  ginom-louhna, nu-le-pa leh heutute thumanlouhna leh, kineksiattuahnate ah kibualta ung,
Toupa aw, hon ngaidam in
     
Koumau mah zong ki-ittuah zoulouin, pangkhawm theilou, kigawm taktak theilou, a guka lungsim tuam nei, pankhawmna suksiatsawm, kituahlouhna chii tuh om kha nak ung,
Toupa aw, hong ngaidam in.
                 
TOUPA aw, hiai 3rd World Zomi Convention program sunga na hehna ding sepkhak, genkhak, gelhkhak a om zenzen leh:
Toupa aw hon ngaidam in. 
                  
IV.    NGETNA
Toupa aw, leitung maikaiha kithehdalh na ta Zomite ka omna mun chiat uah Nanga dinga theihpihtu muanhuai hon suaksak chiat in; Ka omna mun chiat uah a mei hilou a, a lutang a honbawl dingin  
Toupa aw, k’on ngen uhi.               
Toupa aw, nidangin, kapi-kapute uh, midang, namdang thunuai-ah na om ngeilou ua, mahni kivaihawm in, khamuang leh galmuang tak in Na omsak hi. Toupa aw, tuabang dinmun Na tate’n lunggulh  ung. Nang adingin a haksa, a hitheilou om hetlou hi.
Toupa aw, k’on ngen uhi.
                 
Toupa aw, Na tate pankhawmna ding dal-a melma setan vanzat a pang, pankhawmna-kithutuahna hihsetute a kisiik ua, Nang deihna banga ahong kizat zawkna dingun a lungsim uh hon zawhsak dingin
Toupa aw, ka hon ngen uhi.
                   
Bangkim hihthei koute Pa aw, Zomite kipawlkhawmna hon hatsak semsem dingin
Toupa aw, ka hon ngen uhi.
                  
Toupa aw, ka tuailai, khangnoute uh, siamsinna kahiang tuamtuama sinte, nekzonna chi tuamtuam zuite a maban chiat uh lamzangsak a, lawhchingsak dingin
Toupa aw, k’on ngen uhi.  
                 
Vanglian Pasian aw, Zomite laipilna zonna, sum-le-pai zonna, leh khawsakna ah niam in genthei lai mahmah ung, Nangma’n hon domsang dingin,
Toupa aw k’on ngen uhi.
                    
Tangtawn Toupa aw, Zomite kipawlkhawmna a atel ding himahmah napi a, a telthei nailoute lungsim hon zawhsak a, amaute zong ahong kihelna ding ua hon thuzawhsak dingin
Toupa aw, k’on ngen uhi.            
                 
Toupa aw, kakim-kapam ua ka tenkhawmpih uh namdangte  tawh ki-it, kingai leh kihouthei taka ka tenkhawm theihna dingun
Toupa aw, k’on ngen uhi.
Kuama’n kou siatna ding bawllou a, kou zong kuamah  siatna  ding bawllou thamlou a, mite hoihna ding, kipahna ding thilte sem thei zaw dingin
Toupa aw, k’on ngen uhi.    
Tangtawn Pasian aw, Zomite, nampi khat hon suaksak mahmah dingin
Toupa aw, k’on ngen uhi.
                   
Tulaitaka sahkhua lam leh Leitung vai-a makai heutu n’on piakte pilna leh lemgelsiamna (wisdom and discernment) a Na thuam dingin
Toupa aw, k’on ngen uhi.
 
Amaute lungsim leh taksa kembit ding leh, chidamsak dingin   
Toupa aw, k’on ngen uhi.
Hun hongtung ding ah leng makai leh heutu, sahkhua  lamah leh leitung kivaipuakna lamah a hon makaih ding ahoih semsem, Nang leh Na saptuamte leh mipite a it, itna ziaka supna leh haksa chiteng kipaktaka thuakngap mite heutu dinga honpe dingin
Toupa aw, k’on ngen uhi.
                   
Leitung pumpi, India, Myanmar, Bangladesh leh mun chih a  om kou Zomite tunga vaihawm leh thuneihna neite’n thudik, thutang leh itna leh deihsakna tawh ka tung ua vai a hawmna ding un       
Toupa aw, kon ngen uhi.
Leitungbup Zomi khawmpi a thumveina sawmthei, bawlthei leh zouthei a na hon kithuahpihna ziakin kipahthu k’on gen uhi. Koumau khawsakna mun chiat chidama hon tungkik sak dingin
Toupa aw, k’on ngen uhi. 
                    
Hiaite tengteng Na mite dinga hon bawltu, ka hinna ding ua ka sik leh tang ua hongsi koute Toupa Jesu Khrist min in k’on  ngen uhi.  AMEN.
(Rev Dr Luaichinthang)    

5.    A 3-veina LEITUNGBUP ZOMI KHAWMPI (The 3rd WORLD ZOMI CONVENTION) Etkikpakna Sia Prof. C. Thang Za Tuan, Ph.D. @ Ngalliam, Zoland Cottage in a gelh, anuai ah aw. TOUPA ei di’n hoihna e… 
icon Click Here to download the document: A 3-veina Zomi Khawmpi Etkikna (257.41 kB)
6.     A 3-veina LEITUNGBUP ZOMI KHAWMPI Zomite khawpi khat LAMKA a zang thei a I omlai in, lasiam Kapno’ phuah la thu hih lai ah taklang ut sese hang. TOPA LAPTOH ZOMITE…
 
Zomite hong tawisang in minam lian in hong bawl a,
Zomite thupha hong pia in gual tawh tan bang kim ding in;
Pilna siamnate N’ong pia inn-le-lote N’ong pia a,
Topa laptoh Zomite minam lian aw Zomite.
   
Hong makaih a hong hilh Pa
Leivui pan hong lam Topa
Tagah inn pan hong domto
Kumpi inn dong ah hong kha.
 
Zomite hong lamto in minam lian in N’ong bawl a,
Zomite thupha N’ong pia a gual tawh tanbang kim ding in;
Mipil tampi N’ong pia a , misiam tampi tak N’ong pia,
Topa laptoh Zomite mipil misiam Zomite.
Zomite hong makaih in minam lian in N’ong bawl a,
Zomite thupha hong pia in gual tawh tanbang kim ding in;
Mihau tampi N’ong pia a, milian tampi zong N’ong pia,
Topa laptoh Zomite mihau milian Zomite.
7.    Ngaihsuttham thugen: (i)“Khawpi khenkhat ah ‘Eimite tam law-ta, nuamkei’ cih pen a zumhuai leh a kamsiathuai mahmah hizaw hi. I tamna mun mah a nopna mun diing hizaw a, hiai in khawpi a omdan ding a i om louhna liim bang in honglak hi.” - Rev Dr JM Paupu. (ii) “I siam zong in I pil zong in, I Zo ngeina leh kampaute zahpih kei ni. Khristian i suahma, Ipi-pute hunlai apan mahni cipih-sapihte awlmawh leh lainat mahmah minam, Zomi nam I hihlam khangthakte’n ngilh kei ni. A tua mah khawvel/ midang in eite hong theihna uh hita hen. Siamsinna ah, pilna zonna ah, leh I sepna mun ah Toupa Pasian akhatna in koih gige ni.’ - Pu Biaklun Shoute.
World Zomi Convention

WIFI password cracking (WiFiSlax 4.3 Final)

WIFI password cracking (WiFiSlax 4.3 Final)
WiFiSlax

Overview: This Linux tutorial is about how to crack a wep protected wifi with wifislax,
providing the detail steps to accomplish it fast.

Software you’ll need :

    Wifislax is a SLAX based Linux operating system. Here is a guide about how to crack
    a wep protected Wifi with the help of Wifislax.

    Guide on Cracking a Wep Protected WiFi with Wifislax
    1. Download and install WifiSlax.

    At first, you should download WifiSlax by clicking the download link and then you can
    install Wifislax correctly on your Linux.


    2. Launch Wifislax.

    Go to Start; Wifislax; Asistencia Chipset; Asistencia intel pro wireless; Cargar ipw3945
    inyeccion - ipwray-ng; to start injection mode. The system must detect now 2 more network card interfaces: wifi0 and rtap0. Write in the Shell that have just appeard airodump-ng wifi0.


    3. Check WEP encrypted network.

    Take a look of which WEP encrypted network (ENC category) has more Beacons and pay special
    attention on what channel it is (CH category) and what's it's name (ESSID category). That will possibly
    be the network with more signal received.

    4. Move to the channel of the wanted network.
    Press Ctrl+C and introduce airoway.sh. Move with the cursor to the channel of the wanted network
    and press Enter when the wanted network appear.

    5. Elect the network with the number it has associated.
    Press number 2. There will appear some information refered to an association. If you succeed
    there will appear this: Association successful.

    Press number 3. There will appear some information refered to a reply.
    Now wait till the attack 3 (the step told just before) comence to catch ARP's and #Data category
    reaches 30000.

    Press number 8 when you have collected the required Data. There will appear some red
    letters and numbers. If you succeed it must appear a KEY FOUND down in the window.
    Write in a piece of paper both keys (HEX and ASCII respectively).


    WiFiSlax 4.3 Final: Thunder fast pass | Baidu cloud

    Credited: RATNAYESU Blog

    Browser khat ah Myanmar3 leh Zawgyi-One simkhawm ni

    Browser khat ah Myanmar3 leh Zawgyi-One simkhawm ni
    Myanmar3 leh Zawgyi-One tawh anih in aki simtheiding nadeihleh hih a nuai a setting teng na bawl in.
    Kawllai i siam keizong a kawlgam mi i hihna khat hi diam i computer tungah kawllai mah kisim thei leh ki utsese in a tua na ngawn i hih theihloh kawmkal pan a i zat ngeingei sa Zawgyi-One leh Myanmar 3 hong ki zangkhawm ta dihdih in khat tawh setting bawlleeng khattawh ki en theilo cihbang hi kawikawi in tuun bel kawllai news simnuam te a ding in lem taktak ta.


    Firefox Browser a ding:
    Default font: Zawgyi-One
    Azom a Advanced meek
    Fonts for: Western
    Proportional: Serif
    Serif: Zawgyi-One
    Sans-serif: Zawgyi-One
    Monospace: Zawgyi-One
    Allow pages to choose their own font... bel maanpia (aki piak nai kei leh)
    Default Character Encoding: Unicode (UTF-8)

    Google Chrome Browser a ding:
    Google plugin na add le teh https://chrome.google.com
    Add to chrome meek

    Create a Folder Name "con"

     Have you ever tried to create a folder named “con” on your windows xp or vista or any windows os ? You may have tried if somebody has challenged you to create one. You are told that you can’t create a folder named con on windows. But that’s not 100 % correct, We can create such folders but not following general ways.

    Try to create a folder with any of these names CON, PRN, AUX, CLOCK$, NUL, COM1, COM2, COM3, COM4, COM5, COM6, COM7, COM8, COM9, LPT1, LPT2, LPT3, LPT4, LPT5, LPT6, LPT7, LPT8, LPT9 … You will not be successful if you go by general method of creating folder.
    Why ?
    When DOS was written, con, prn, etc were recognised as devices. So if such a folder could be created, there will be ambiguity about where the data should go, the virtual folder you created or the real devices (Since real devices are supposed to be virtual folders at device level).
    How can we create folders with such restricted names ??
    Some people advice you to create con named folder by fooling yourself :P by typing c then 0(zero) then n.. But lets get real ways..

    Open the Command prompt by Start -> Run and typing cmd
    Type:
    C:> md \.c:con
    then hit enter.

    Replace the word con with any of the above-mentioned restricted/blocked folder names if you desire.
    Now, Open My Computer and browse through the path where you created CON folder.(Drive C: in our case here). Hurray!!! we created it successfully. Now the next time, one can’t challenge us for this. Now try to delete the created folder. It won’t delete. Now try this in command prompt console (start  -  run  -  cmd)
    Code:
    C:> rd \.c:con
    Its removed now…

    Can you create con folder on windows xp ?
    Why this method works ? How could it be created ?
    Because of the UNC Path (Universal Naming Convention). The Universal Naming Convention, or UNC, specifies a common syntax to describe the location of a network resource, such as a shared file, directory, or printer.Since, these conventions didn’t exist under pure DOS, they are not backward compatible. The UNC syntax for Windows systems is as follows..
    \RemoteHostsharedfolderresource
    where RemoteHost is the computer name / IP address of the computer that you wish to connect remotely for accessing shared folder. The rest is the path.
    (Here \remotehostdrive:con doesn’t make sense anyway, because without having a process on the remote host, there is no current ‘console’). It may be a security hazard as well because of the serial and parallel ports being accessible to  everyone who is allowed to read or write in any single directory.
    The “.” in the command \.c:con suggest the local server. Now, we are pointing to our own computer. since, we have all privileges on every folder of your computer, we can easily create it through DOS mode(command console mode).   {credit for this explanation: Thinkdigit member}

    Google.com.mm မွာ Zawgyi font ေရာ, Unicode ပါ အဆင္ေျပေျပဖတ္ႏိုင္ဖို႔



     Google.com.mm မွာ Zawgyi font ေရာ, Unicode ပါ အဆင္ေျပေျပဖတ္ႏိုင္ဖို႔
    Zawgyi Unicode

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    www.google.com.mm မွာ သုံးထားတဲ့စာသားေတြက Unicode ပါ။အဲ့အတြက္ Zawgyi ကိုပဲအျမဲတမ္းသုံးတဲ့က်ေနာ္တို႕အတြက္ font 2 ခုလုံးေပၚဖို႕ အခက္အခဲျဖစ္ေစပါတယ္။အခု
    က်ေနာ္ေျပာမယ့္ နည္းလမ္းက Zawgyi ေကာ္ Unicode ေကာ္ကို Font Setting မေျပာင္းပဲ နဲ႕ အဆင္ေျပေျပဖတ္ႏိုင္ဖုိ႕ပါ။ လုိအပ္တာကေတာ့

    Firefox Latest Version Download  ( http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/new/ )
    GreaseMonkey firefox addon
    Myanmar 3 font  Download ( http://www.myanmarlanguage.org/sites/default/files/mm3-multi-os.ttf_.zip )
    MyanmarFontTagger( GreaseMonkey addon)

    Zawgyi ကေတာ့လူတိုင္းရွိျပီးသားျဖစ္လုိ႕ထည့္မေျပာေတာ့ပါဘူး။
    အရင္ဆုံး Myanmar 3 font ကို Download ခ်ပါ။ Install လုပ္ပါ။
    ျပီးရင္ Firefox ကို install လုပ္ျပီး open ပါ။ အရင္ဆုံး Font setting ကို default အတိုင္းထားရပါမယ္။အဲ့အတြက္ Tools>Options>Content ထဲက
    Font setting မွာ Default font ကို TimeNewRomance ထားေပးပါ။
    Advance မွာ proportional ကို Serif / Serif ကို Times New Roman ။
    San-serif ကို Arial / Monospace ကို Courier New ထားပါ။
    Default charcter encoding ကို Western(ISO-8859-1) ထားပါ။ဟုတ္မဟုတ္အရင္စစ္ပါ။မွန္တယ္ဆိုရင္ OK နဲ႕ထြက္ပါ။

    GreaseMonkey addon သြင္းရပါမယ္ အဲ့အတြက္
    Firefox ရဲ႕ Tools > addon ကိုသြားပါ။
    Get addon ကိုေရြးျပီး Search box မွာ GreaseMonkey လို႕ရိုက္ပါ။
    ျပီးလွ်င္ install လုပ္ပါ။ Firefox ကို Restart လုပ္ပါ ။ firefox တက္လာရင္ https://userscripts.org/scripts/show/103745 ကိုသြားပါ။
    ညာဘက္နားမွာ Install ဆိုတဲ့အစိမ္းေရာင္ button ေလးရွိပါတယ္။
    အဲ့ဒါကို ႏွိပ္ပါ။ ခနေစာင့္ပါ။ pop-up window တခုေပၚလာပါလိမ့္မယ္။
    Install ကိုႏွိပ္ပါ။ MyanmarFontTagger Successfully Installed ဆိုတဲ့ေမ်ာက္ပုံေလးနဲ႕စာသားေလးေပၚလာရင္အဆင္ေျပပါျပီ။ http://www.google.com.mm/ ကိုသြားပါ။ ျမန္မာဘာသာ ကိုေရြးပါ။ 
    အားလုံးကိုအဆင္ေျပေျပ ျမင္ရပါလိမ့္မယ္။
    Zawgyi နဲ႕ တခုခုရွာၾကည့္ပါ။ ဥပမာ ျမန္မာ လုိ႕ရွာၾကည့္ပါ။
    Zawgyi ေရာ unicode ေရာ အားလုံးအဆင္ေျပေျပျမင္ရတာေတြ႕ရပါလိမ့္ မယ္။
    မရရရင္ Firefox ကို Restart လုပ္ၾကည့္ပါ။အဆင္ေျပပါေစခင္ဗ်။

    BoBoAung(99poison)(ITN)
    Credit to :  http://www.facebook.com/B0B0AUNG

    Windows 7 ah System file te bangci phiat ding

    Windows 7 ah System file te bangci phiat ding
    Open an administrator command prompt by typing cmd into the start menu search box, and hit the Ctrl+Shift+Enter key combination. (Run as administrator)

    To take ownership of the file, you’ll need to use the takeown command. Here’s an example:
    takeown /f C:\Windows\System32\en-US\winload.exe.mui
    That will give you ownership of the file, but you still have no rights to delete it. Now you can run the cacls command to give yourself full control rights to the file:
    cacls C:\Windows\System32\en-US\winload.exe.mui /G zocia:F
    Note: zocia pen nangma' user name tawh laih ding

    Interview Wtih Zing Cung, Secretary General of CNF

    Zing Cung: GS of CNFOttawa, April 10, 2002
    Chinland Guardian: Mr. Chairman, thank you for giving us an opportunity to interview you.
    Zing Cung: You are most welcome.
    Chinland Guardian: We have learnt through various sources that you have toured the United States and Canada recently. Would you mind telling us where you have visited, whom you have met, and what was the main purpose of your tour?
    Zing Cung: Well, I visited to the United States and Canada to meet our people and had a magnificent opportunity to speak with them about our national struggle for self-determination, restoration of democracy, the current political climate of Chins and so forth. I have met Chins in the National Capitol Area (Washington and DC and surrounding areas); Indianapolis (Indiana State); Battle Creek (Michigan State); Dallas (Texas State); Atlanta (Georgia State); and Miami (Florida State). I have also met Chins in Ottawa, Canada too.
    Chinland Guardian: Do you believe that the primary purpose of touring to all these places and meeting with Chin people was achieved?
    Zing Cung: Certainly, Yes! As I said, I have met many Chin individuals, families, groups as well as members of Chin Churches and Congregations during my trip. We have intensely discussed the current political climate and situation of Chinland, Burma and the world as well as the prospects of our national revolution. I received much useful advice, recommendations, and ideas from these discussions.
    Chinland Guardian: We have learnt through Zomi egroups emails that Zomi Innkuan Members in D.C. areas were very unhappy with the CNF for various reasons. Is that information true?
    Zing Cung: Zomi Inkuan members in D.C. areas were unhappy with the CNF for two particular reasons. First of all, they are unhappy because the CNF collects a certain amount of tax from the Chin people. The CNF has a tax policy regarding its people. Except for handicapped or mentally and physically disabled persons, every Chin national has a duty to our revolution and therefore must pay a certain amount of tax to the CNF, which is working in the interests of Chin nationals. Also, the CNF has a policy that in order to regain the right of self-determination, to restore democracy in the Union of Burma, and to promote and protect the Chin nationals' interests, every competent Chin national has a fundamental and natural duty toward Chinland and the Chin people and is therefore obligated to serve in either the Chin National Front or the Chin National Army.
    As I mentioned above, this revolution is a national revolution. Thus every Chin national has a fundamental and natural duty and responsibility toward our revolution.
    The CNF collects taxes from the Chin people as a way of recruiting to and training Chin youths in the national revolution and to build awareness among the people that they are a part of this national revolution. Under a selective service policy, the CNF recruited many young Chins at the end of 2000 from every corner of Chinland. Zomi Innkuan Members in D.C. were very unhappy because one of the recruits among them was a schoolteacher from Bukphir village. Zomi Innkuan Members in D.C. areas verbally lodged a complaint to me that we should not collect tax from very poor Chin people in Tiddim areas. They further complained that we should not take any action towards those who deny paying taxes in Haimual Road and that we should stop the practice of selective service. These two factors were the basic reasons behind the discontentment of Zomi Innkuan in D.C. areas toward the CNF.
    Chinland Guardian: Does the CNF collect heavy tax from the Chin people?
    Zing Cung: The CNF collects a reasonable amount of tax from the Chin people. For example, every household must pay 1,000 Kyats per year to the CNF. 1,000 Kyats is less than 2 dollars in market rate of exchange. If a family sells a chicken they can make over 1,500 Kyats. As I said above, the CNF collects very reasonable amounts of taxes, which also makes the people conscious that they are a part of national revolution.
    Chinland Guardian: Is it true that Zomi Innkuan Members warned the CNF Chairman during their meeting in Wasthington D.C., that "if the CNF keeps continuing its movement in Chinland, there could be a civil war in Chinland"?
    Zing Cung: That's correct! Zomi Innkuan Members told me the same thing when I met them in D.C. too. I made it clear to them, however, that because the CNF does not represent a particular organization, sect, region, canon, or tribe but is working for the benefit of all Chin nationals, civil war will not and can not occur in Chinland, among the Chin people. When the Zomi Revolutionary Organization (ZRO) killed one of the CNF's Central Committee Members and a Sergeant, CNF leaders went to Imphal to make a peace with ZRO instead of retaliating. This incident indicates that the CNF is working for all Chin national interests and not for a particular group, people, sect, or organization. The CNF never discriminates against any group, people, or organization from Chinland on any grounds. Also, the CNF avoids those who intend to make war among our people. So, in short, the CNF is pursuing a national politic and therefore does not have any interest in local or communal politics or local war among the Chin people.
    Chinland Guardian: What kind of Organization or Party is the CNF exactly?
    Zing Cung: As I said before, the CNF is a revolutionary organization, working to achieve the Chin nationals' interests which are: to regain the right of self-determination for the Chin people and to establish a genuine democratic federal union in Burma. In order to achieve our nationals' interests, the military regime of Burma must be overthrown. Therefore, the CNF aims to topple the military regime with any available means but without prejudicing the law of civilized nations. The CNF has no interest in pursuing party politics or local politics. When our national interests are achieved, the CNF will cease to exist automatically. This was a decision made at the Second Party Conference.
    Chinland Guardian: You mean that once the revolution is over, the CNF would not pursue or engage in Party Politics like other revolutionary organizations? If so, then what will happen to the Chin National Army (CNA), which is a military wing of the CNF?
    Zing Cung: Once the Chin people regain the right to self-determination, a genuine democratic federal union, and a civilian government, the CNF will not enter into party politics. As I said, the CNF stands for a National Politic and is pursuing national interests, which is totally different from party politics. Regarding the status of the Chin National Army in the post revolution period, the Chin people will freely decide the destiny of Chin National Army and their decision will be final.
    Chinland Guardian: During the past five or more years, CNF leaders have been extensively touring various places like the US, Canada, the EU, and Asian nations. Who pays for all these expenditures? Does the CNF use the taxpayers' money?                       Zing Cung: The CNF have been actively participating and lobbying at forums of international and regional bodies particularly the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), the United Nations Commission on Human Rights ( UNCHR ), the United Nations Working Groups for Indigenous Peoples (UNWGIP), and the Asia Indigenous Peoples' Pact (AIPP). We have also been meeting with government officials from the EU, North America and other countries. The main purpose of the CNF's lobbying has been to: impose economic, diplomatic, and military sanctions toward the illegal military regime of Burma so that the aims and objectives of CNF can be achieved. Also, the CNF has been raising awareness among the international community about the long-suffering Chin people who have lived under successive military regimes in Burma, why and how the Chin need their attention, recognition, and assistance. One result of the CNF's work I would like to mention in this regard is that the Unrepresented Peoples and Nations Organization (UNPO) accepted the Chin people as their member.
    Regarding travel expenses, the CNF never spends a penny of taxpayers' money on these matters. The funding comes from various non-governmental organizations. When we do not receive funding to participate in these international or regional bodies's activities, we simply do not attend.
    Chinland Guardian: Does the CNF consider that CNF is protecting and promoting the interests of the Chin people in and outside of Chinland?
    Zing Cung: The aims and objectives of the Chin National Front are to promote and protect the Chin National's interests. Promoting and protecting the Chin National's interests is the fundamental duty and goal of the Chin National Front and it is what the CNF has been doing since it was formed.
    Chinland Guardian: The “secret talks” between Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and the military junta has been going on for almost two years without any significant outcomes. What do you think about these secret talks?
    Zing Cung: Well, the military regime said the talks are only at the "confidence building" stage. However, it has been almost two years without any significant progress or outcomes. Therefore, I sincerely believe the military regime is not sincere about this process. In order to show their sincerity, and willingness to democratize Burma, the military regime must release all political prisoners, must allow all political parties to engage in their business freely and without precondition and must call for an immediate ceasefire with all revolutionary groups without precondition. Once this is achieved, the regime must work towards the tripartite dialogue and the National Convention.
    Chinland Guardian: If, the tripartite dialogue is called right now, would the CNF represent the Chin people in the dialogue?
    Zing Cung: I think that this is a very important issue to be considered and prepared for seriously by every Chin individual. So far, in my opinion, there are three potential groups, which could represent the Chins' interests in the tripartite dialogue. One group could be those who won in the 1990 general election and members of United Nationalities League for Democracy (UNLD). The other potential group could be the CNF because the CNF is a member of the National Democratic Front (NDF) and the National Council of the Union of Burma (NCUB). The third potential group could be prominent leaders among the Chins such as intellectuals, scholars, those with expertise in various academic disciplines, and religious leaders. The fundamental issues to keep in mind for all of us in this regard should not be who represents the Chin people in the Tripartite Dialogue, but whether they are committed and capable to represent the Chin national's interests in the Tripartite Dialogue.
    Chinland Guardian: Some people argued that all Chin Tribes are not participating in CNF so that CNF could not represent the Chinland. What would be your response to that?
    Zing Cung: As I have said above, the CNF does not represent or benefit a particular tribe, people, party, or organization from Chinland and among the Chin People. The CNF stands for the interests of the entire Chin population and therefore never discriminates against anyone based on the above-mentioned factors to participate in the CNF or the CNA as long as the person's intention and commitment is to the interests of Chin nationals'. I hope that the people who are making these arguments are not people who are against the CNF for some reasons and indirectly supporting the survival of the military regime in Burma. If the CNF wants to exclude some tribe or people in the Chin national revolution, why should the CNF adopt a Selective Service Policy?
    Chinland Guardian: Do you think that the CNF's activities and movements are progressing or not?
    Zing Cung: Anybody who is carefully following the situation and climate of international, regional, and Burma politics, can see that the CNF is on the right track to achieving the interests of Chin nationals. Therefore, I sincerely believe that the activities and movements of the CNF is progressing and I hope it will keep on progressing.
    Chinland Guardian: Thank you for your time, Mr. Chairman.
    Zing Cung: You are most welcome.

    Src: Chinland Guardian