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  Speed at 05:54 PM JST - 11th August

  Booooooo!!

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  Triumvere at 06:30 PM JST - 11th August

  Meh. Her chances of being released, even without this incident, were 0%.

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  ohmygod at 06:33 PM JST - 11th August

  18-months because someone broke into her house. Where is the justice in that?

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  skipthesong at 06:54 PM JST - 11th August

  it boggles me how this lady finds the will to keep going on.. She's been held captive for half her life

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  presto345 at 07:50 PM JST - 11th August

  This was the most ridiculous circus trial ever. Circus complete with clowns.

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  ChrisBiggins at 08:25 PM JST - 11th August

  The junta are beastly and if any country should be liberated it is Burma, not innocent Iraq or Afghanistan.

  The poor dear, confined to her home for so long, terribly sad, i feel like crying.

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  smithinjapan at 09:15 PM JST - 11th August

  So in other words this is just an extension of her current imprisonment while they try to figure out more ways to keep power.

  Poor woman. It's clear though that she's too much of a threat to the joke that is the Junta to be let go again.

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  Bento at 09:56 PM JST - 11th August

  mrbiggins, i'd be keen to hear you differentiate the Junta of Burma and Saddam Hussein and his hench men,given that you think one is guilty and worthy of liberation and by inference the other not ..

  Moderator: Saddam Hussein is not relevant to this discussion.

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  moonbeams at 10:00 PM JST - 11th August

  I agree, but you have to remember that there are various waring ethnic groups in and around the outskirts of the country. Except the Karen, many have made peace deals with the junta.

  Moderator: Stay on topic please.

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  bobbafett at 11:18 PM JST - 11th August

  that stupid American who swum to her house should have been shot on sight.

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  USARonin at 11:21 PM JST - 11th August

  Good man. Another Euro who believes in the death penalty. Spot on, guv.

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