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Burmese general warns of neocolonia
- Subject: Burmese general warns of neocolonia
- From: tun@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 08 Mar 1995 01:25:00
Subject: Re: Burmese general warns of neocolonialism
>Subject: Burmese general warns of neocolo
>/* Written 6:24 AM Mar 7, 1995 by FreeBurma@xxxxxxx in igc:reg.burma */
>/* ---------- "Burmese general warns of neocolo" ---------- */
>Attn: Burma Newsreaders
>Re: Burmese general warns of neocolonialism
> RANGOON, March 7 (Reuter) - One of Burma's most powerful generals warned
>that ``neocolonialists and their minions'' were trying to create instability
>in the country and urged people to be on their guard, state-run newspapers
>said on Tuesday.
Yes -- Nga Khin Nyunt ought to be worrying of Red China taking over Burma.
He will soon be calling them "daddy".
> Some neocolonial countries were increasingly resorting to lies about
>Burma in an effort to discredit and isolate it, he told a group of teachers
>attending a training course.
> Khin Nyunt identified neither the neocolonialists nor the minions but he
>said fabricated reports were being heard repeatedly on foreign radio
>stations.
> Burmese leaders have often criticised the Burmese-language programmes of
>both the British Broadcasting Corporation and the Voice of America.
Well -- between Myanmar News Agency, BBC and VOA, the choice is very clear
who one ought to belive. We have all seen what MNA produced lately.
> In an apparent reference to the United States, he said some powerful
>countries were turning a deaf ear to Burma's ``relentless endeavours'' to
>suppress narcotics and were reporting fabrications suggesting Burma was
>encouraging drug production.
Since SLORC seized power, Burma opium production has more than doubled.
It must be the result of "relentless endeavours" to suppress narcotics.
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