To: Maurice Winn who wrote (191401 ) 9/1/2022 4:41:25 PM From: Maurice Winn Respond to The Dreaded White Man ... sure enough Mq, here he is lurking right there in Wikipedia U.S. President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton with Aung San Suu Kyi and her staff at her home in Yangon, 2012 Now that I'm a world expert on Burma, which is a much nicer name than Myanmar which is kind of Zimbabwe sounding [Rhodesia is much more pleasant], it is indeed right there next to China. You were right Mq, the Himalayas have fizzled by the east of Burma, but it's still mountainous enough to be inconvenient for growing wheat and corn harvested with rows of combine harvesters. Neither would fleets of tanks casually roam around the landscape. Interestingly, there are big towns named Dali and Mongla, Mongmao, Mongyang near the border so I guess Salvador Dali [the Spanish artist from early 20th century] has family from there, and Genghis Khan presumably was a tourist in that lovely warm climate long ago. Maybe Mao visited Burma. Burma has obviously been a cross roads for humanity for 100,000 years and before. A human maelstrom, much as everywhere as tribes fought for genocidal rights to resources. Now that I have precise geographical knowledge, I see that Thailand does NOT border China at all. Laos is the border country north of Thailand, giving some buffer. So it seems that Burma is indeed a potential conflict zone for the PNAC [Project for a New American Century] to hold the line against Made in China. But on my patented Ant Cheese Wars principles, China can much more easily buy, sell and form military alliance with Burma than can USA far across the ocean and around the world. I note a Mongla in Bangladesh and one in Burma right beside the China border. Burma looks like an excellent Road and Belt expansion project for a New China Century = PNCC. No wonder there's conflict with Dreaded White Man vs Made in China. It's not a good bet that Goose-stepping Made in China Militarism will beat freedom-loving self-determination DWM in the Buddhist Burma. Looks as though the Rohingya are pawns in the conflict, similar to Uighurs in China. The battle lines are drawn = Made in China, vs Islamic Jihad, vs DWM, with Buddhists stuck in the middle. Along with umpteen other ethnicities. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ethnic_groups_in_Myanmar At least it's warm there. Mqurice
