The Burmese junta did not take over to stop killing and they did not have some benevolent native in mind.
Dana Rohrabacher: “The Burmese junta did not take over to stop killing and they did not have some benevolent native in mind.”
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Rohrabacher critiques the intentions of the Burmese junta, asserting they are not benevolent.
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