If Generals Really Love the Country, Storm Crisis Can Lead to National Reconciliation (Burmese)
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May 11th, 2008 at 1:28 pm
The generals do love the country. They love it as the country belongs to their slave master king thanshwe (no capital letter ). They treat it as their master likes it. The country belongs to him. The hunter only takes some meat and the left-over bones are for the hounds. Singhnoi.