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Corporate Social Responsibility Hits a New Low

Corporate Social Responsibility Hits a New Low

19th February 2021 There is a row brewing over Australian energy company Woodside and its Operations in Myanmar.  Its chief executive said the company would press ahead with a major gas development in Myanmar and suggested the nation’s former civilian leaders ignored the army’s grievances in the lead-

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Police Seen Looting in Myanmar

Police Seen Looting in Myanmar

18th February 2021 Differences in reporting are evident. In New Zealand, the MSM is reporting the CDM (Civil Disobedience Movement) as being loosely organised. Well, that is true, but it gives the impression that it is uncoordinated and rudderless which isn’t the case. The CDM “leaders” and motivators have

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Australia Cuts Grants to Academic Fifth Columnists

Australia Cuts Grants to Academic Fifth Columnists

Ever since ditching the execrable Malcolm Turnbull, the Coalition under Scott Morrison has steadily been turning a paler shade of the deep teal it had become. Although reviled by the left-media as a deep-blue conservative, Morrison is steadily flushing greener as he endlessly panders to the shrill left

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The Rebels Are Getting Dragged In

The Rebels Are Getting Dragged In

17th February 2021 In Mandalay, railway workers joined the CDM (Civil Disobedience Movement) and refused to man a train taking troops and supplies up to the Tatmadaw in Myitkyina in Kachin state. The roads to Myitkyina are still dangerous because of a possible ambush by the KIA (Kachin Independence Army)

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The New Play Book of the Protestors

The New Play Book of the Protestors

17th February 2021 Followers of my updates from Myanmar will be aware of my comments on the changing nature of the protest movement from one of mass demonstrations to a campaign of civil disobedience. Even though yesterday saw hundreds of thousands out in force in Yangon the campaign is taking

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Myanmar in Trouble –Latest Update

Myanmar in Trouble –Latest Update

16th February 2021 Warning A graphic photo of an eye wound is included in this report. As I said previously the police in Myanmar are totally inclusive and non-discriminatory. Here is a clip of them beating an intellectually disabled young man in Mandalay. Also, in Mandalay, there are reports

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Myanmar in Trouble – It Gets Murkier

Myanmar in Trouble – It Gets Murkier

15th February 2021 It is getting difficult to get a clear picture of what is happening in Myanmar. Both sides now seem to be engaging in a PR exercise and in the case of the Military regime their grubby tactics are getting grubbier. In fairness to the military, they are

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Is Creepy Joe Dragging Us to the Brink of Nuclear War?

Is Creepy Joe Dragging Us to the Brink of Nuclear War?

One of the things the Swamp Monsters really hated about Donald Trump was his deplorable habit of not just refusing to start new wars but ending his predecessors’. After all, the Swamp had gotten used to the glory days of Bush and Obama (the latter holds the odious distinction of

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A Free Taste of an Insight Politics Article

A Free Taste of an Insight Politics Article

Today Non- Subscribers get a FREE taste of what they are missing out on. Have a read of this Insight Politics article then decide whether or not you would like to subscribe to a Silver subscription or upgrade your existing Basic or Bronze level Subscription to Silver. Called ‘Aotearoa NZ

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Myanmar: Memes and Mantras of a New Generation of Democracy Protesters

Myanmar: Memes and Mantras of a New Generation of Democracy Protesters

Richard Dolan University of Oxford Richard recently completed his DPhil at the Oxford Department of International Development. He has a professional background in education, capacity-building and development in South America and Asia. What do the internet memes Doge and Cheems, the Hollywood film franchise The Hunger Games, and a

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Myanmar in Trouble –It Gets Worse

Myanmar in Trouble –It Gets Worse

14th February 2021 Warning A graphic photo of gunshot wounds to the head is included in this report. Here is an update on the previous report. If it doesn’t read smoothly my apologies but I am reporting as news comes in before the internet shuts down. Insurgents and alleged

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Myanmar in Trouble – Both Sides Raise the Stakes *Updated

Myanmar in Trouble – Both Sides Raise the Stakes *Updated

14th February 2021 Editor Update: A video has been added. Watch it quickly before Youtube takes it down. I was sent two video links and one has already been censored by Youtube. The people of Myanmar are trying to get the truth out and Youtube is assisting the Military coup

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Myanmar in Trouble – Why New Zealand Should Be Worried Too
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Myanmar in Trouble – Why New Zealand Should Be Worried Too

13 February 2021 It may appear that events in a foreign country 10,000 km away have no relevance to New Zealand until we take a geopolitical view of things. The following are extracts from an article, dated November 2020, by G. Parthasarathy, a former high ranking Indian diplomat.* The

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No Christian Terror – So Why Are Sermons Being Vetted?

In the last decade or so, there have been at least 11 Islamic terror attacks or thwarted plots in Denmark. There have been no Christian terror attacks. So which religion is the Danish government persecuting? Christian churches in Denmark will be required to translate and submit all sermons to the

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Myanmar in Trouble – We’re Not Involved Says China

Myanmar in Trouble – We’re Not Involved Says China

12th February 2021 Today (12th February) is Union Day in Myanmar and residents woke to the news that the military regime is planning to release 23,000 prisoners. Why? The Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (AAPP) suggested that it was to make room for future political detainees. If this is

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Tassie Maverick Gives China a Serve

Tassie Maverick Gives China a Serve

She’d almost certainly hate the comparison, but Tasmanian senator Jacquie Lambie reminds me a lot of Donald Trump. By that, I mean that she’s a political outsider almost accidentally thrown into the national spotlight and that she’s also what commo pontificator Phillip Adams calls a “maddie”. “Maddies”

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