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Myanmar’s Junta Is in Trouble
Myanmar’s Junta Is in Trouble by Mel Gurtov 845 words A Badly Weakened Dictatorship Myanmar’s (Burma) military dictatorship, which seized power in 2021, suddenly is vulnerable to attack from the hodgepodge resistance forces loosely aligned under a National Unity Government. These forces are of two kinds: ethnic minority armies, sometimes referred to as the Three
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Takes One to Know One
Takes One to Know One by Robert C. Koehler 913 words There are a number of blatant ways for terrorist organizations – by which I mean national governments – to justify committing mass murder. Once you start killing, it’s hard to stop. But you have to justify what you’re doing – a process humanity has
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Gun Violence is a Reflection of Us All
Gun Violence is a Reflection of Us All by Timothy Holdiness 557 words In the streets of Bogalusa, Louisiana, a sadly familiar scene unfolds—the mournful wail of sirens, the piercing flash of blue lights, and another community shaken by the harsh crack of gunfire. This is a recurring nightmare echoing across Louisiana, reflecting a national