Two years ago, Jason landed in Yangon, Myanmar to explore this Far-East Asian country, long isolated but recently opened its borders. After visiting the country’s famous attractions in the southern and eastern regions, he would request his guide Mr. Hwe Kyi to accompany him for a visit to north. Mr. Kyi politely advised him not traveling there citing some local “disturbances”.
Now those “disturbances” came to global limelight. Thugs belonging to Buddhist majority, led by a young monk ironically dubbed as “Buddhist Bin Laden”, have been busy in ethnic cleansing of minority Muslims, while the world watches from the sideline.
Now those “disturbances” came to global limelight. Thugs belonging to Buddhist majority, led by a young monk ironically dubbed as “Buddhist Bin Laden”, have been busy in ethnic cleansing of minority Muslims, while the world watches from the sideline.
