396:). And given the way a lot of the world has dealt with Myanmar, and given as well other events like the war in Iraq, is it perhaps surprising that the military government is extremely paranoid about what other countries may do if they give them a chance to enter Myanmar? The biggest problem is that the Myanmar government/junta doesn't recognise that no one actually cares enough about them to actually want to invade them or spy much on them, and even if someone wanted to do it, using the provision of aide as pretext for an invasion is too far, probably not for the leaders themselves in general, but for much of the populance. (China on ther other hand hasn't needed to rely on foreign workers much, and they know that even those they do allow in are not going to be a big threat to them.) But if you analyse the situation, I think it is possible to see there are several reasons why the military leaders were so paranoid about allowing foreign workers into their country and yes, the actions of various countries in the world before the cyclone had a lot to do with their paranoia. It's also a noterable point that from what I can tell, aide workers from SEA and India have had a lot less problems accessing Myanmar then those from countries who have treated Myanmar like a paria state until now, the problem is that these countries being mostly poor themselves don't have sufficient expertise or money nor is it a good idea if we start letting countries pick and choose which aide workers they want enterring their country. None of this of course justifies what the military government has done.
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seems misleading. China is authoritarian, but I would say that it desires to control every aspect of its citizens' lives in the same way as the
Burmese Junta. In response to your question, I would say that the tragedy is mostly the result of the Burmese Junta playing politics with peoples' lives. The Junta has been organising a referendum on a new constitution, a constitution that will essentially leave the Junta in charge indefinately. The Junta's first instinct was to cover up the news of the cyclone and tell its people further upland that everything was completely fine. After that, their plan has been to hijack all incoming aid donations and use them as leverage to make sure people vote as they should - as opposed to professional aid workers, who are trained in distributing aid according to need, the Burmese military will use aid to bribe dying people into voting them into power permenantly, and will deliberately deny aid to those suspected of voting against their constitution (the dead, after all, cannot vote). Ultimately, the Burmese military is an organisation that is dedicated solely towards its own interests, and not towards Burma as a whole.
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military kleptocracy. China wants the rest of the world to see it as a happy friendly place, especially now; before this week, did the average person even know
Myanmar existed? In China there is no risk of a popular uprising at any moment; in Myanmar there is, and apparently they are afraid that the presence of international aid workers will make that threat worse.
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hand, it seems behind the scenes she always hated the position that Edward's decision placed George and her in, and she never forgave Edward for what she considered to be his treacherous behaviour to the family and the country. She refused ever to see Edward again, and I believe she refrained from even attending his funeral in 1972. --
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Wonderful - just what I need - thanks so much - perfectly accords with my impression of Venice as a state where every aspect of life was baroque and slightly alien. I would love to pick your brain some more, XN4, if that'd be possible; there are one or two other articles in the
Italian WP I'd love to
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Characterising both China and Burma (the Junta seized power illegally, and so none of their actions in government have been legitimate, thus, according to both mine (and the opposition/legitimate government's) opinion, the nation is still called Burma and its capital is still
Rangoon) as totalitarian
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I believe Philip had to renounce his Danish/Greek princely title as a precondition of marriage to the then
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married into the royal family (ie Philip) to hold a title seemingly higher than the monarch herself. The same goes for most titles of the nobility: If a Duke marries a woman (even if she is common as muck) she becomes a
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in 1554. A king is seen as higher than a queen, for obvious reasons, so if Philip were king, he'd outrank
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Some simple reasons: China is very wealthy; Myanmar is very poor. China has well-developed infrastructure; Myanmar does not. China has a legitimate, well-functioning modern government with a large bureaucracy (though I'm sure certain people would dispute "legitimate" and "modern"); Myanmar has a
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in his translation of the Psalms around the same time. Basically, whenever you pinpoint the beginning of the
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That preamble to the Annual Report goes back several years - I haven't looked at how far - but definitely before David
Cameron's Conservative Co-operative project. Maybe Brown as chancellor did something that somehow made co-ops cool, or maybe it is something in the current JLP chairman's
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I don't think it's just that they're afraid of international aid workers inspiring an uprising. Their afraid of what the aid workers may do. Paranoid? Perhaps. But it's not as if countries haven't used a variety of means and people to spy on their opponents before, some of them extremely
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It has traditionally described itself as an employee-owned company and as a partnership. Its structures of democratic governance are more complex than the one-member-one-vote that is conventional in the co-operative movement, and as far as I know, they haven't changed since the 1930s.
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Does anyone know what the earlies mention of the title "Lord" is in a religious context? What I mean is: When was the first time the title Lord was used to describe God or Jesus. In the English language please (I don't mean Adonai and all that = ))! Thanks
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were also very useful to me (and, no doubt, to the article.) However, the answers to my original questions of how and when have yet to be uncovered. Nonetheless, thanks to all who investigated the questions.
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It seems the average journalist still doesn't know that the capital has been Naypyidaw since 2005. Most of them are referring to "the capital, Rangoon", unaware that even Rangoon is now called Yangon. --
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No doubt the arrangement is that you ask and I or someone else responds, time permitting... if I disappear from here for a time, you should be able to reach me on my Talk page. Regards,
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PS: When Peter says "Men aren't traditionally granted the title "king consort"" he speaks for the UK...some other countries do grant men this titles, though nowadays there are few. --
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Just a bit to add to Marco polo's post. Erin, if you are an American, the CIA World Factbook has the contact info for the Angolan embassy in the US and the US embassy in Angola:
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have included it on their recent lists of the world's largest co-operatives. At least one John Lewis executive has become a co-operative development activist.
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cant seem to find maps or map that has names of countries and the allies or axis that controlled them.this is for school project .. help I am stuck!
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Two totalitarian countries in Asia, both experienced natural disasters. Myanmar couldn't do less to help the people while China went all out. Why?
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lists some of the international non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that operate in Angola, many of them on poverty-relief programs.
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Hmmm yes I see the difficulty posed by my question now. Thanks for the info though, I think it will suffice! Thanks again! Regards --
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to associate with each other. How and when did this happen? Has it officially joined any co-operative federations? --
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I am extremely interested in travelling to Angola and working to help fight poverty. How do i get involved? Erin
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