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danielf · 23-09-2007, 23:49

Yes, I'm keeping an eye on this. I visited Burma about 15 years ago. A stunning country with one of the most repressive regimes in the world. The gateway to Asia in the 50s, now one the poorest countries in Asia. I really hope things will change, but with the SLORC (or whatever they call themselves these days) in charge it seems very unlikely this will happen without major bloodshed

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photos of Burma, or Myanmar, as it's called these days. Check out Shwedagon (Rangoon/Yangon) and Pagan/Bagan, Burma's equivalent of Ayuthaya/Sukothai or Angkor* even. I'd love to go back, but I'm not going to put $s in the coffers until the regime changes.

*There's nothing like Angkor. Pagan comfortably takes second place though.

23-09-2007, 23:49	#2
danielf cf.mega pornstar Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 10,375	Re: Burma march largest in 20 years Yes, I'm keeping an eye on this. I visited Burma about 15 years ago. A stunning country with one of the most repressive regimes in the world. The gateway to Asia in the 50s, now one the poorest countries in Asia. I really hope things will change, but with the SLORC (or whatever they call themselves these days) in charge it seems very unlikely this will happen without major bloodshed ---------- Post added at 00:49 ---------- Previous post was yesterday at 23:05 ---------- photos of Burma, or Myanmar, as it's called these days. Check out Shwedagon (Rangoon/Yangon) and Pagan/Bagan, Burma's equivalent of Ayuthaya/Sukothai or Angkor* even. I'd love to go back, but I'm not going to put $s in the coffers until the regime changes. *There's nothing like Angkor. Pagan comfortably takes second place though. __________________ Oh Oh Ranje We houden allemaal van jou, de spelers en het rood wit blauw. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ I wish I knew where I was going, cause I have to get back as well.