Letter of thanks of Bloc 8406
to Henry Jackson Society,
United Kingdom
to Henry Jackson Society,
United Kingdom
Viet Nam, 10 Feb 2007
Dear The Honorable Congressman
Radomir Thomas Tylecote
Conservative Party, United Kindom,
We, Bloc 8406, are very grateful to your kind invitation to a Member of our Bloc as An International Patron of The Henry Jackson Society on 18 Jan 2007.
We are very happy to have more advantage to continue Our Struggle for Freedom and Democracy with your encouragement and support.
On this occasion, we would like to nominate Miss Lawyer Le Thi Cong Nhan, P48-A7- Tap the Van Phong Chinh Phu, Phuong Mai, Ha Noi, Viet Nam as The International Patron of Henry Jackson Society.
May God always bless you and keep you in peace.
Yours sincerely,
Interim Representatives of Bloc 8406
composed of 2,226 Peaceful Democratic Fighters
and tens of thousands of Citizens inside Viet Nam and abroad:
Citizen Do Nam Hai, Engineer, Sai Gon.
Citizen Tran Anh Kim, Former Military Officer, Thai Binh.
Citizen Nguyen Van Ly, Catholic Priest, Hue.
From:
RADOMIR TYLECOTE
Girton College Cambridge CB3 0JG
United Kingdom
0044 (0) 7990 542 017
rado.tylecote@henryjacksonsociety.org
To :
The Bloc 8406 in Viet Nam
Dear Sirs,
I hope that all is well and that the development of Bloc 8406 and Vietnam’s democracy movement in general continues to progress in this year as it did in the last. I write with warm regards to you all, and I would like to make a proposal about something I strongly suspect will interest you.
As you may know I am Southeast Asia director of The Henry Jackson Society. The HJS is a think tank and an official charity for democratic geopolitics in this century, in particular to direct British and European foreign policy towards the achievement of this aim. The Society was established by academics and postgraduates in Cambridge two years ago, and since then has gained a great deal of attention for its work. Recently, three of our Organising Committee visited 10 Downing Street for discussions with the Prime Minister’s foreign policy advisors.
At the HJS we look at a range of issues of geo-strategic relevance for the spread of democracy. If it is of interest to you, you may wish to have a look at our website, our Statement of Principles, and our International Patrons. Please see: http://www.henryjacksonsociety.org
As leading members and co-founders of Bloc 8406, we would like to invite one of you to be an International Patron of The Henry Jackson Society. We all feel that your brave work for democracy in Vietnam is a superb example of the values for which the Society stands. Furthermore, your particular struggle against dictatorship in your own homeland is an important example of the universality of democracy for all humankind.
As we wish to maintain a broad network of International Patrons we will only be able to take the name of one of you, in order that our attentions remain spread country to country. We also encourage you to look carefully at our principles and the work that has appeared thus far on our website, to ensure that association would be suitable for your work. We hope that one of you would like to be a Patron and we would be honoured if you would join us.
If you wish to have a browse of our website in your own time, the Organising Committee and I would be grateful to hear your views. Many thanks.
Yours ever,
RADOMIR TYLECOTE
Director, Southeast Asia Section
RADOMIR TYLECOTE
Girton College Cambridge CB3 0JG
United Kingdom
0044 (0) 7990 542 017
rado.tylecote@henryjacksonsociety.org
To :
The Bloc 8406 in Viet Nam
18th January 2007
Dear Sirs,
I hope that all is well and that the development of Bloc 8406 and Vietnam’s democracy movement in general continues to progress in this year as it did in the last. I write with warm regards to you all, and I would like to make a proposal about something I strongly suspect will interest you.
As you may know I am Southeast Asia director of The Henry Jackson Society. The HJS is a think tank and an official charity for democratic geopolitics in this century, in particular to direct British and European foreign policy towards the achievement of this aim. The Society was established by academics and postgraduates in Cambridge two years ago, and since then has gained a great deal of attention for its work. Recently, three of our Organising Committee visited 10 Downing Street for discussions with the Prime Minister’s foreign policy advisors.
At the HJS we look at a range of issues of geo-strategic relevance for the spread of democracy. If it is of interest to you, you may wish to have a look at our website, our Statement of Principles, and our International Patrons. Please see: http://www.henryjacksonsociety.org
As leading members and co-founders of Bloc 8406, we would like to invite one of you to be an International Patron of The Henry Jackson Society. We all feel that your brave work for democracy in Vietnam is a superb example of the values for which the Society stands. Furthermore, your particular struggle against dictatorship in your own homeland is an important example of the universality of democracy for all humankind.
As we wish to maintain a broad network of International Patrons we will only be able to take the name of one of you, in order that our attentions remain spread country to country. We also encourage you to look carefully at our principles and the work that has appeared thus far on our website, to ensure that association would be suitable for your work. We hope that one of you would like to be a Patron and we would be honoured if you would join us.
If you wish to have a browse of our website in your own time, the Organising Committee and I would be grateful to hear your views. Many thanks.
Yours ever,
RADOMIR TYLECOTE
Director, Southeast Asia Section
