Burma’s ‘Don’t Come Any Closer’ (DC-AC) Policy
May 17th, 2008
The Referendum is like a rigged card game for Chinese and Burmese leaders - where the leaders are the guaranteed winners and the People are all losers.
by Yebaw Day, Feraya & Taisamyone
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- Condy Rice urges ASEAN to push Myanmar to reform
- UN to halt aid airlifts to cyclone-swamped Myanmar
- US Congress approves legislation to bar Myanmar gems
- Australia to give an extra $29 million in aid to Myanmar
- Millions in Myanmar cyclone aid still to be released
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May 20th, 2008 at 1:10 pm
I want to very hately
DC-AC = “Dog China - Animal China” who keep our people suffer under cruel junta.