The Destabilization of Myanmar
American plan for a South Asian “Kosovo” in Rohingyaland (II)
There was no way that the US could resist politicizing such a tempting
geopolitical crisis, and as expected, it found a way to diplomatically
intervene. Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell spoke out against the
Myanmar government and sprinkled his statement with strong shades of
‘humanitarian intervention/responsibility to protect’ rhetoric when he announced
that “There’s the need for the government to do all it can to protect
and assume responsibility for members of a long-suffering religious
minority group, the Rohingya, thousands of whom have been forced to take
to the high seas on dangerous makeshift vessels to escape persecution
.” By claiming that the government is responsible for whatever happens
to the Rohingya overseas (an utterly ridiculous assertion to level
against any state), McConnell is slyly inferring that it has blood on
its hands for initiating the highly publicized crisis. This opens the
door for the US to potentially deepen its involvement in ‘mediating’ the
situation and dictating proposed ‘solutions’ for bringing it to an end.
In fact, President Obama already drew a connection between ‘democratization’ and the government’s treatment of Rohingyas, and the State Department demands
that they be given immediate citizenship. The US is clearly pursuing
ulterior interests by using the humanitarian crisis as a cover for
lecturing Myanmar, but what exactly is its end game?
Aung
San Suu Kyi, (left) purveyor of Western “pro-democracy” gags, now finds
herself presiding over a movement using these gimmicks to call for
racial genocide. A “monk” (right) puts his US State Department
subsidized color revolution training to a new use… calling for genocide.
So far, Suu Kyi has categorically failed to condemn the violence mainly
because it is being carried out by the backbone of her own political
network. Source: Land Destroyer
San Suu Kyi, (left) purveyor of Western “pro-democracy” gags, now finds
herself presiding over a movement using these gimmicks to call for
racial genocide. A “monk” (right) puts his US State Department
subsidized color revolution training to a new use… calling for genocide.
So far, Suu Kyi has categorically failed to condemn the violence mainly
because it is being carried out by the backbone of her own political
network. Source: Land Destroyer
