Technology gives world rare view of Myanmar's rage

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Much of the media coverage is coming from exiled newshounds and their contacts inside one of the world's most closed states.

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Poor Burma!
by Yog Sothoth September 26, 2007 8:34 PM PDT: I hope these popular protests, like in Burma and Iran, spread and bring forth democracy!; Like this Reply to this comment

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