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HELP!!! DO you kown what happened in kokang? Fighting in kokang continues!

Although kokang is belong to the Myanmar,but most of the people live there are chinese. From August 8,the burma army raid the kokang area,so the war broke out. Now,the war in kokang area...

What has happened in China since the quake?

It was all over the news for a while and then it stopped. Does anyone know what is happening in China since the quake hit?

China, Hit by deadly Earthquake is welcoming foreign help, Burma is Not why?

Children are dying in Burma,close 30,000 are now dead, more dead bodies are being found in Burma, yet the Military leaders are not even allowing relief from America and Europe, countries willing and...

Contrast China with Burma (Myanmar) in Helping People in Distress

For three weeks Burma left the suffering people without WATER, FOOD, MEDICINE and SHELTER. Burma government was arguing with donor countries how many aid-workers to be allowed inside their...

What can we do about Burma?

The poor Burmese are suffering after the cyclone yet the British media says that the Burmese Government are being stuborn about letting in aid workers. Why is that? And how can we help those...

Time Magazine: "Is It Time to Invade Burma?"

WTH? Wouldn't that be a preemptive invasion?That's why it's time to consider a more serious option: invading Burma. Some observers, including former USAID director Andrew Natsios, have called on the...

But seriously, folks: Jim Carrey on Burma

From Jim Carrey, by way of Crooks and Liars: “A couple of weeks ago I sent you a message about a hero of mine named Aung San Suu Kyi, a brave lady in Burma who won the Nobel Peace Prize and who has...

When have sanctions done any good?

When have economic sanctions ever worked?   No, really.  Tell me an example of when economic sanctions have influenced political change.  At a stretch I can possibly point to South Africa, but really...

Made In China

The Hitch explains how the guiding force behind all the world's totalitarian regimes (like the one in Burma) is, in fact, China.

Reports: Military junta cuts Internet access in Burma; Sniper reportedly killed Japanese journalist

Question the timing.