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Stalemate?

Stalemate?

18th April 2021 The conflict in Myanmar is reaching a stage where the Military won’t lose, but equally they can’t win. The Tatmadaw have about 350,000/400,000 troops and the EAOs about 100,000.  The Tatmadaw are better armed and have an air force, most of

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This Is What Foreign Policy Failure Looks Like

This Is What Foreign Policy Failure Looks Like

This is what foreign policy failure looks like after New Zealand’s despicable treatment of Fiji under Helen Clark and John Key. Successive foreign ministers, but especially Murray McCully have led to this: Two senior officers of Republic of Fiji Military Forces (RFMF) recently received their Masters in Military Science

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Sacked for Refusing to Use “Tattleware”

Sacked for Refusing to Use “Tattleware”

We’re told that tracer apps are for our own protection and to stop the spread of Covid, but if what’s happening overseas is any indication, then that is a big lie. It seems you must comply or lose your livelihood. ReclaimTheNet reports: Many have feared that invasive location

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How Communist China Manufactured Chinese “History”

How Communist China Manufactured Chinese “History”

I often refer to Communist China as the Nazi Germany of the 21st century. This is not intended as mere hyperbole, but a solemn warning. A new book on Chinese history and Chinese Communist Party ideology lends weight to the warning. In the Politeia, Plato urged the Ideal State to

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A Land with No Beer

A Land with No Beer

17th April 2021 The economy is taking a hit in the weirdest ways and the military in particular are suffering from the downturn. By closing down the internet and mobile networks the Junta have hit at the heart of the modernising transactional banking part of the economy. This, combined with

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Myanmar: Could Defecting Security Forces Bring down the Military Regime?

Myanmar: Could Defecting Security Forces Bring down the Military Regime?

Natasha Lindstaedt University of Essex Natasha Lindstaedt is Deputy Dean (Education) (Social Sciences) and Professor in the Department of Government at the University of Essex. Her teaching interests include State Building, Democracy, Authoritarian Regimes, US Politics, Middle East Politics and Latin American Politics. Just over ten years ago there were

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New Government Formed, Junta Trying to Find Them

New Government Formed, Junta Trying to Find Them

16th April 2021 In keeping with my policy of fair news reporting from Myanmar, I have another piece from the Global New Light of Myanmar. Yesterday’s headlines included the shattering news that the price of Tamarind leaves was holding up well. Tamarind leaves ready for market. The seasonal fresh

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Military Media Reports Interesting Banana News

Military Media Reports Interesting Banana News

15th April 2021 The clampdown on the media, internet and mobile phone services is beginning to have an effect. I have not had contact with my regular contacts in Myanmar for 5 days now, but on the other hand, the banking system is close to collapse. The media sources are

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We Are Now Entering Full-Blown Tyranny in the Western World

We Are Now Entering Full-Blown Tyranny in the Western World

Michael Snyder endoftheamericandream.com If we accept what they are doing to us now, they are just going to keep pushing the envelope.  Over the past 12 months, authorities throughout the western world have used the pandemic as an excuse to impose Orwellian measures that we never would have accepted

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Military Casualties Increase

Military Casualties Increase

14th April 2021 The military attempted to retake one of its outposts today and succeeded in sustaining heavy losses.  Lesson number 1. It is always difficult to try to attack guerrillas who hold the high ground when you have to proceed uphill through the jungle to get at them. The

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We Will Not Allow Iran to Obtain Nuclear Capability, PM Netanyahu Says as Tehran Blames Israel for Natanz Plant Attack

We Will Not Allow Iran to Obtain Nuclear Capability, PM Netanyahu Says as Tehran Blames Israel for Natanz Plant Attack

rt.com A day after an incident at Iran’s uranium enrichment facility, which was blamed on Israeli spies, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said his country will defend itself from Iranian “aggression and terrorism.” Without directly mentioning the incident in Iran, Netanyahu spared no words to admonish Tehran, calling it

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France: Euthanasia Bill Fails

France: Euthanasia Bill Fails

righttolife.org.uk A bill to legalise euthanasia in France last week failed to pass after stiff opposition in the French Parliament. The bill was promoted by Olivier Falorni of the ‘Libertes et Territoires (Freedom and Territories) party. He said a law that permitted euthanasia in France would end the

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Not Even a Vaccine Will Set Us Free

Not Even a Vaccine Will Set Us Free

Remember “two weeks to flatten the curve”? Eighteen months later, we’re still being locked down, travel-restricted, mandatorily-masked and spied upon. Not even the large-scale roll-out of vaccines has done much to prise loose the claws of a panopticon state. This, we are endlessly told, is the “new normal”. In

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Do We Need Politicians?

Do We Need Politicians?

Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com The current Israeli political chaos leaves the country with the distinct likelihood of having a fifth, and doubtless inconclusive general election in a little over two years. In the post-war years, France and Italy went through similar farcical scenarios with just about everyone having a

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It’s Getting Hotter

It’s Getting Hotter

13th April 2021 The intensity of action and counter action is hotting up. The protesters are changing tactics and slowing down the mass demonstrations in Yangon and Mandalay to avoid unnecessary loss of life. The Civil Disobedience movement is beginning to bite and that is where the anti-coup action is

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