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China Stirs the Pot Again
Communications with and within Myanmar continue to be difficult, with the regime now looking at a policy of “whitelisting”. I know that my own communications with Myanmar have been getting more difficult recently. One of the many freedoms Myanmar people lost in the aftermath of the February 1 coup was
Eric Adams Sues over 135,000 ‘Test Ballots’ Added to NYC Mayoral Race Count Amid Botched Primary Election Scandal
Helen Buyniski rt.com Helen Buyniski is an American journalist and political commentator at RT. The New York City Democratic primaries were characterized by a dumpster fire of abnormalities and apparent fraud, as observers wondered why a city couldn’t get done what a whole country could have years ago.
A Trans Woman Became Miss Nevada at the Weekend. Well, It’s High Time Us Blokes Gave This Beauty Pageant Caper a Try
Charlie Stone rt.com Charlie Stone is an author and journalist who has worked for the BBC, several national newspapers in the UK and international media. In this brave new inclusively woke world, birth gender no longer applies when it comes to pageants. Kataluna Enriquez won Miss Nevada on Sunday
Everyday Living Gets Worse
29th June 2021 The many deaths viewed as collateral damage often go unreported. Below is a poignant picture of a much-loved citizen who died because of a lack of access to medical care. Swe died unexpectedly last week, one of many collateral victims of the coup. Swe was unable
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Face of the Day
A new co-chair of the New Zealand Maori Council expects a scrap with former executive director Matthew Tukaki to continue – but says under current rules he has no place at the table. […] Mr Ngatai says everyone has to follow the rules. […] Mr Ngatai says the workload of the New
California Proposes Another Absurd Bailout Program
Simon Black sovereignman.com Simon Black, as James Hickman is more commonly known, is the Founder of Sovereign Man. He is an international investor, entrepreneur, and a free man. His daily e-letter, Notes from the Field, draws on his life, business and travel experiences to help readers gain more
64 Citizens Sentenced to Death
27th June 2021 Four people’s defence forces announced today that they will work together towards defeating the Junta. They are the PDFs from Kyaukse, Sagaing, Mandalay and Magway and will share technology and information. Meanwhile, the justice system in Myanmar gets ever more brutal. At least 64 Myanmar citizens
With Aung San Suu Kyi Facing Prison, Myanmar’s Opposition Is Leaderless, Desperate and Ready to Fight
Adam Simpson University of South Australia Nicholas Farrelly University of Tasmania Dr Adam Simpson is Senior Lecturer in International Studies in Justice & Society, University of South Australia. He has held a 6-month Visiting Research Fellowship at the Centre for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University, and Visiting Scholar positions
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A builder who stepped in to put tarpaulins on more than 60 homes that lost their roofs and windows after a tornado struck south Auckland says he just wanted to lend a helping hand. Sulendra Raju, 46, the owner of All In One Builders Company Ltd, in Papatoetoe, was praised