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Tag(s): Burma; Federal Agency CIA; International Monetary Fund - IMF; World Bank
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October 4, 2007 at 22:39:07

Burma: The Back Story

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Rowan Wolf is an activist and sociologist living in Oregon. She is the founder and principle author of Uncommon Thought Journal, and a Senior Editor for Cyrano's Journal Online with her own page being CJO's Avenger.
Rowan WolfRowan Wolf is an activist and sociologist living in Oregon. She is the founder and principle author of Uncommon Thought Journal, and a Senior Editor for Cyrano's Journal Online with her own page being CJO's Avenger.

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How long must a nation struggle for justice?

by Rowan Wolf (64 articles, 0 quicklinks, 2 diaries, 83 comments) on Thursday, October 4, 2007 at 10:44:38 PM

Peter Dearman is an English teacher living in Taiwan. He is concerned about depleted uranium, repression in Burma, stolen elections, organ harvesting, aspartame, sugar, species depletion, animal abuse, ocean pollution, helium depletion and the generally high level of bad things happening in the world today.
Peter DearmanPeter Dearman is an English teacher living in Taiwan. He is concerned about depleted uranium, repression in Burma, stolen elections, organ harvesting, aspartame, sugar, species depletion, animal abuse, ocean pollution, helium depletion and the generally high level of bad things happening in the world today.

Thanks.

I just read this now, although I've been following the Burma story closely. Thanks for publishing such an important, informative, and well-linked piece.

I'm a bit stunned that no one had any comment. I guess that's the way most people in the so-called western world are about the whole Burma situation. It is no wonder that such injustice persists in a world full of mute people. If that sentence makes you feel angry, then I'm probably talking about you.

Here are my must frustrated thoughts on the media coverage of the Saffron Revolution.

by Peter Dearman (8 articles, 15 quicklinks, 7 diaries, 113 comments) on Saturday, October 13, 2007 at 2:02:47 PM

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