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Saturday, March 01, 2025
Blog owner's reminder--everything which is a direct quote is in italics--my opinions or insights are in normal New York Times font.
I say this because someone who should have known better, mistook what a prominent dissident wrote in an email, for what I wrote., and got his nose out of joint--Dr Tall.
Man who took Daw Suu to NPT, then junta ditched him as they did not need him anymore.
The late Leo Nichols--I met him and his wife once at a dinner party for "Timber friends." I left Burma in 1980s and heard of his death while working at RFA.
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