Exposing Myanmar’s US-Backed Opposition

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Asia-Pacific Research, May 10, 2021
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The Western media claims Myanmar’s opposition represents the pro-democracy aspirations of the people, contrasting from what they claim is a violent military-led regime.

In reality, the government Myanmar’s military ousted from power in February was entirely the product of foreign interference – and in no way represented a “democratically elected” government.

In addition to that, the Western media has covered up for years the racist, genocidal nature of Aung San Suu Kyi and her support base – in yet another example of the US backing extremists in an attempt to divide and destroy yet another country – and in Myanmar’s case – to spite China, Myanmar’s largest trade pattern and infrastructure partner.

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