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Re: The situation in Burma/Myanmar
sorry angel
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sorry angel Posted Fri 09 May, 2008 11:49 AM Quote
AbsolutPurple wrote:
Hanne wrote:
Joe wrote:
The reasoning behind the refusal for foreign aid is that this would mean allowing foreign soldiers, to generally from the bulk of the aid workers and rescue parties, onto Burmese soil, supported by military aircrafts for search and rescue. Although I aggree that this is terribly foolish, I've already heard several people say "make he most of it to kick out the régime". If you were behind a dictatorship (and therefore massively paranoid), you'd have second thoughts too.
Lets hope at least the N.G.O. workers will be given visas in the coming days.


You are most definitely right that that this is the reasoning behind their decision. However, it's still incredibly frustrating knowing that a big part of the population is in deep shit, while the government refuses help for idealistic/personal reasons. But as you say, they're massively paranoid and therefore their reasoning isn't, well, reasonable.

the same reasonnig goes for North Korea.


and so far the UN/western Countries haven't decided to "invade" Burma to help the survivors and also free them from those tyrants...probably as they're holding hands with BP just to name one of the big compagnies doing billions of business in Burma...with the agreement of our countries of course!
 
Re: The situation in Burma/Myanmar
sorry angel
Posts: 712
sorry angel Posted Fri 09 May, 2008 11:49 AM Quote
AbsolutPurple wrote:
Hanne wrote:
Joe wrote:
The reasoning behind the refusal for foreign aid is that this would mean allowing foreign soldiers, to generally from the bulk of the aid workers and rescue parties, onto Burmese soil, supported by military aircrafts for search and rescue. Although I aggree that this is terribly foolish, I've already heard several people say "make he most of it to kick out the régime". If you were behind a dictatorship (and therefore massively paranoid), you'd have second thoughts too.
Lets hope at least the N.G.O. workers will be given visas in the coming days.


You are most definitely right that that this is the reasoning behind their decision. However, it's still incredibly frustrating knowing that a big part of the population is in deep shit, while the government refuses help for idealistic/personal reasons. But as you say, they're massively paranoid and therefore their reasoning isn't, well, reasonable.

the same reasonnig goes for North Korea.


and so far the UN/western Countries haven't decided to "invade" Burma to help the survivors and also free them from those tyrants...probably as they're holding hands with BP just to name one of the big compagnies doing billions of business in Burma...with the agreement of our countries of course!
 
Re: The situation in Burma/Myanmar
ricv64
Posts: 10115
ricv64 Posted Fri 09 May, 2008 8:51 PM Quote
what the fuck ?


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1e0dJ6U_X_E
 
Re: The situation in Burma/Myanmar
AbsolutPurple
Posts: 8468
AbsolutPurple Posted Fri 09 May, 2008 8:54 PM Quote
ricv64 wrote:

Glad you still have death penalty in America - lethal injection needed for this one.
It is SICK.
 
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